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In Loving Memory of Linda

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Welcome to a space devoted to remembering Linda—a remarkable woman whose presence left an impression on everyone who knew her. She had a unique spirit, full of depth, light, and humor, and lived in a way that was all her own.

This site is a tribute to her life, her story, and the many moments that made her who she was. Whether you’re here to reflect, reconnect, or simply remember, we invite you to explore and celebrate her life with us.

Eulogies/Tributes

If you knew Linda, you likely have a story, a memory, or a few words that capture what she meant to you. We invite you to share your thoughts, reflections, or a heartfelt message to help honor her memory and celebrate her life.

Please consider sharing a tribute with us—and take a moment to read the beautiful messages others have shared below. Each one helps paint a fuller picture of the love and connection she inspired.

Vince's Eulogy

Many of you know the story about how Linda and I met. I was a paramedic student trainee and Linda was an ICU nurse at one of the hospitals in Trenton, New Jersey.

 

After working together a few times, I worked up the nerve to ask her out. She declined, at first. Then about two weeks later, she called me up and asked if I still wanted to get together.

Kelly's Eulogy

Good Morning.  Thank you all for being here.  I think you all know me, but if you don’t, I’m Kelly, Linda’s oldest and most well behaved child. Also, the funniest. Again, on behalf of my father and sister, we really appreciate you all being here to support us in our time of sadness, and to celebrate the life of my mother, Linda Robbins.  I have to say that I am not often at a loss for words, but I really struggled in writing this eulogy. 

Tribute from Sharon Holmes

Here's one of many fond memories I have of your mom. In the 70's. Linda and I worked together in the ICU at Helene Fuld. She was a terrific nurse and wonderful coworker. We became good friends. Linda had been caring for a patient who was dying.  One of his regrets was that he would never see his beloved dog's new puppies. 

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