Obituaries
Linda K. Howard, 76
October 05, 2021
Linda K. (Doull) Howard, 76, lived a great life that came to its end on Tuesday, October 5 as her body passed away after a short illness.
Born in Fulton, NY, Linda graduated from Fulton High School and Chandler School for Women in Boston, MA. After college, she returned to Fulton where she had two sons, and worked at the Fulton Family YMCA, and for several years at the Oswego County Real Property Tax office. In 1993, she relocated to Chandler, AZ, and worked for Arizona State University, from which she retired in 2007. In 2015, she relocated to the Lancaster, PA area. In her free time, she loved travelling, and had visited all 50 states during her lifetime. She also enjoyed reading, puzzles of many sorts, and a wide variety of crafts, especially knitting and quilting.
Linda is predeceased by her parents Gerald N. Doull and Bernice K. (Dorr) Doull. She is survived by her wife, Diane L. Williams; a brother, Gerald Jr. of Elizabethtown, PA; sons Aaron (Christine) of North Syracuse, NY, and Brian (Lisa Tetro) of Fulton, NY; as well as niece Kathleen Vargo of Elizabethtown, PA, nephew James (Deb) Doull of Spring, TX, niece Barbara (Dan) Addessi of Spring, TX, and niece Eileen (Rick) Walker of Carbondale, IL.
No services will be held at the request of the deceased. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Lung Association at www.lung.org.
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October 28, 2021
Sending heart felt condolences to Diane and Linda’s family. I was happy to have met her and enjoyed her company.
Susan Federowicz
October 07, 2021
I met Linda only once, at the wedding of her great-niece Jessica and my son, Matt. It was a delight to meet her and Diane, to send them back to their hotel with a bouquet from one of the tables. I’ll never forget what a gift it was for Linda and Diane to come to Texas for the wedding. We were all so happy for Jessica and Matt. That is what I will remember: how they shared sheer happiness with their family and mine.
Karon Rilling