IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Linda Susan

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Williams

Mar 10, 1949 — May 22, 2025

Obituary

Linda Susan Williams, 76, of Spring, TX, passed away peacefully on Thursday, May 22nd, 2025. Born on March 10th, 1949, in Mount Vernon, New York, Linda was the cherished daughter of the late John Jacob Kelsch and Dorothy S. Kelsch.

Linda is survived by her devoted husband of 35 wonderful years, Brian Dane Williams. She leaves behind a loving family, including her daughters, Penny Susan Harper and husband Sid, Amy Lynne Horne and husband Ralph, and Jaime Deborah Sansom and husband Jason; her son, Brian Dane Williams II and fiancé Katie. She was a beloved grandmother to Matthew James, Molly Susan, Jaycee Kay, Jayden Kelly, and Sarah Lynne.

Growing up, Linda's heart belonged to the beach house on Long Island, New York, where she spent countless summers swimming and crabbing. She often spoke of her desire to "buy that house back when [she wins] the lottery," a testament to the fond memories she held of those carefree days.

A proud graduate of Mount Vernon High School (Class of 1967), Linda excelled in competitive synchronized swimming. Her dedication and intelligence shone brightly throughout her academic career, culminating in her graduation at the top of her class from Lamar University with a nursing degree. She further demonstrated her exceptional abilities by accomplishing the highest score on her Nursing Boards. Linda's compassionate spirit touched many lives during her impactful career as a nurse, notably in the Neonatal ICU and the Children/Adolescence Psychiatric Unit. For over 20 years, she served as a "Legal Medical Assistant" for her husband's law firm, tirelessly helping hundreds of clients navigate their cases by explaining "legaleze" into everyday language.

Linda embraced life with a multitude of passions. Her hobbies included sewing, stained glass, wire sculpting, swimming, bowling, and SCUBA diving. She enjoyed going on cruises and, in her younger years, even participated in occasional car rallies. Above all, Linda cherished spending time with her beloved family. Her deep affection for Schnauzers and her freshwater aquarium was well-known for over 50 years, as was her love for her trusty pickup truck, which she affectionately nicknamed her "BAT Mobile."

A private Celebration of Life will be held in her honor with family. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to Village Lutheran Church at Bronxville, New York, where Linda grew up and was confirmed.

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