Birth date: Apr 29, 1948 Death date: Aug 17, 2017
Mrs. Linda Lee Little, age 69, of Spring Lake, passed away Thursday, August 17, 2017 at the home of her parents. She was born April 29, 1948 in Grand Haven to Ronald Earl and Helen Ray (Fightmaster) Holland. Linda graduated from Read Obituary
Our sincerest condolences to the whole family. You will be in our thoughts and prayers for comfort and healing.
Ed & Liz (Dirkse) Porter
Most of my memories go back to when we were kids, living and playing in the same neighborhood. However, I also remember when Linda worked in the Flower Shop. She was always friendly and helpful. My thoughts and prayers go out to the wonderful Holland family.
Dave Cooper
McCoy and I will miss you greatly my friend ❌⭕❌⭕ Joyce Workman
I remember Fun times with Linda at the various Holland and other events. I had a great time at the wine and cz parties at her house and especially the delicious goulash she made. We had some other good times at Interlochen Camping as well as a casino trip up north. Most of all, Lin was a very nice, kind, considerate, giving and overall good person to be around. I always felt comfortable with her!!!
My condolences to the Holland family and many friends!!!
We are saddened to hear of Linda's passing and send our sincere sympathy to you all.
We often visited with Linda at antique shows etc. and enjoyed our conversations.
You are in our thoughts and prayers"
Claire and Greg Bryson
I will miss you terribly. Your humor, kindness and spunky demeanor will be missed. Our lunches were special and I will remember them with smiles. Goodbye, Lin! -Sara Mack
Good Bye Dear Friend. You and I have been friends since 1994. You were my BEST friend. We had so many good times together. Remember when we went canoe-ing? We has the biggest cloud of big black flies over us that we ever saw. How about the time we went canoe-ing and we got stuck on bottom in the middle of Betsie Lake. We laughed so hard we peed out pants. The fun we had jet skiing on Vern's jet ski in Interlochen. Building HUGE campfires to roast marshmellows. Looking for Moral Mushrooms, camping, card playing, playing at the casino - you sat at a machine next to me - put your 5 dollar bill in - pushed the button 2 times and won 348.00 . But alas more often than not we lost our 30.00 and left. We talked more than played . When I needed someone to talk to - you were there always willing to hear and understand and never judge. Your life was hard- losing 2 husbands from heart attack and cancer but always you were willing to laugh and enjoy the life you had. You were a shining light in my life. Always good and kind and open and I love you with all my heart my dear friend. I will miss you every day that God blesses me with and I will thank Him every day that he sent you to be my friend
Most of my memories were of Linda when she was young and in early adulthood. Her cousins, Ron, Terri, Kathy and Cindy adored her along with her Uncle Fred! She was so kind, caring and to top it off, very talented.
Linda touched so many lives. Condolences to the family and friend who will miss her but will have so many warm memories to keep in their heart.
Aunt Rose and Fred, too!
Linda was gracious and kind. She was my ride partner to Grand Valley and we shared so many memories. When I moved back to Spring Lake, she welcomed me with a smile and a shared interest. I saw her so often at antique fairs and sales. We would often go to lunch. My heart goes out to her parents who were so kind to me in high school and the rest of her family. I will miss her.
you will be missed
