08/26/2026
She was a woman who worked hard, loved deeply, and was always there for people who mattered most.
Throughout her life, she was a familiar face around Holton. She worked at Oldhams, bartended at Holton Country Club, and was a cook at Jackson Heights and Holton Livestock Exchange. She even owned and operated Mesquite Club. She was one that was never afraid of putting in the work, and always found some way to be involved in the community.
When it came to family, she was always there. No matter where or when if she was needed you could count on her to be there. She traveled all over the place just for rodeos, and never missed a game or dance. You could see her in the stands, at the trailer, or on the road for her next adventure.
One of the things she loved most was her horses. It didn't matter what was going on she took care of her horses first. Nothing could stop her from riding, even after giving birth to her beloved son.
Purple was her favorite color, the coral was her granddaughters. Those little details are reflected in the flowers surrounding her.
Her legacy isn't just in the places she worked, or the things she accomplished. Its the people she cared for, the meals she made, the horses she loved, the miles she traveled and the times she showed up when her family needed her.
She was the kind of mom who would do anything for her son, and travel anywhere for her granddaughter.
No matter how many years pass, she will always be Mom, Grandma, and Someone Deeply Loved, not just by family but friends also
You will be missed deeply Linda❤️