Linda Sue Johns

Birth date: Oct 5, 1947 Death date: Jan 26, 2022

Linda Johns suddenly passed away at Palms of Pasadena Hospital on Wednesday, January 26th with her husband by her side. She was born in Dearborn, Michigan on October 5th, 1947, to the late Howard and Edith Stoner. She will be mis Read Obituary

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Tom Coolman

190w ago

Hello Linda, I regret I had not been in touch for so long. You always think there will be more time …until there is not. I talked with Tom for quite a while, and he left the hospital thinking you were doing OK. Only to get a call later and you were not, you left us. I am sorry.
You and I were Christened together at Algonac and there is a picture of that. I wanted to post that picture, but it is probably in storage at Algonac. I did fine a picture of us as babies together on a bed so that will have to do for now.
You are one of several people in my life that have passed recently and right after I think of them everyday as I will think of you. As time goes by that fades to some degree but something triggers a memory and I remember them, and I will remember you. Good bye for now.

Robert Stoner

191w ago

This is hard to write since it's hard to fully believe you are gone. I have always enjoyed our talks whenever life gave me the opportunity to give you a call. Always full of enthusiasm, and knowledge. They were never short phone calls. I will miss them. Not sure if this is good or bad, but we would have never watched either A Christmas Story or Strange Brew as early as we did without you either. I'm sure they would have come up eventually, but you gave us the copied VHS first. Days down at FYC, birthdays in the Trenton apartment. I could write so much more since my head is filled with memories.
We have lasting memories of your last trip up for our wedding, and a lasting impression on not only my wife Jia but her mother also. She was in awe of your amazing sewing skills, and still brings them up. Branden knew you loved him also, since every year, we picked out books that Aunt Linda was going to send. We really wish the world wasn't so shut down these last couple of years so we could've made a Florida trip. This hurts most of all. We will truly miss you, and so wish we had that last goodbye. Rest in Peace Aunt Linda, you will forever be in our hearts.

Bob (Nephew), Jia (Niece), and Branden (Great nephew) Stoner

Jeff And Hazel Stoner

191w ago

Linda, you left our lives way too soon and you will be dearly missed. You were our Maid of Honor and will always hold that spot in our hearts. You were the Aunt to our two sons, Bob,, (Jia) and Greg (Jillian).They knew they could always call and get a listening ear or a piece of wisdom. You were the loving Grand Aunt to your Nephew Branden and Grand Niece, Emilia. They love the many crochet animal or knitted items from your talented hands.
Rest Peacefully till we meet again.
Love, Your brother Jeff (Hazel)

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