Birth date: Mar 15, 1946 Death date: Sep 20, 2018
Linda J. DeCan Murphy Wilcox, age 72, passed away Thursday, September 20, 2018. She was born on March 15, 1946 in Grand Haven, MI to Carl and Erma (Stark) DeCan-Torok who both preceded her in death. She was raised in Nunica, Coope Read Obituary
I miss you Linda! It makes me sad you are gone. Yet, I have joy knowing you are now with our loving Lord Jesus Christ who you loved so much. Heaven is probably now just a bit sweeter with you there. Prayers for Christopher and other family and friends as we grieve your loss. Love you girl!
Thank you Lord of heaven and earth that Aunt Linda is with You, breathing well, and together with her mom. Already I am missing our visits.
I was sorry to see of Linda passing. We got to know Linda during her time in pulmonary rehab class. She was a very kind hearted wonderful women. She was a pleasure to get to know and have with us. My thoughts and prayers are with all her family during this difficult time.
Cathy- Pulmonary rehab
Linda was a sweet and caring person who shared her faith and lived for the Lord. I am a better person because of her. Lord bless your home.
I am so grateful for having had Linda as my friend. We met years ago at church, we were in a woman's Bible study group together, we were instant prayer warriors together. Going to Linda's house to pray together and talk for hours was so special. She always had the best interest of others at heart.
Linda was an amazing, beautiful women. She had a strong Faith, a deep Love of her Lord and Savior. Her beautiful smile and adorable laugh were like no no one else's. She always had the light of Jesus in her eyes it was so striking especially during prayer together. Praying with Linda was so special. Linda was a close dear friend. She thought of others before herself, even in the last months. She was kind, gentle and loving. Our family is thankful to have had Linda in our lives. We are happy Linda is with Jesus, no more suffering. Our prayers go with Chris and Tony and the extended family as they grieve but celebrate Linda's home coming with her Savior.
I am very thankful Linda to have had Linda as "my friend". She had a ready smile and a big heart. I saw her every Friday morning In the coffee group and enjoyed getting to know her. Over these past months as her illness progressed she continued to rely on Jesus and trusted Him. She loved her Lord and Savior and I am so thankful she is with Him at this very moment. My prayers go with Chris and Tony and the extended family as they grieve but celebrate "heavens gain".
I remember Linda's kindness as she and Hazen visited my mom at Kairos Dwelling days before she died. Visitors were few and I know it was awkward and uncomfortable to do, but they were there and it meant so much. She had a ready smile and a warmth that brought comfort.
My husband and I enjoyed spending time with Linda before church. Once in a while we would see her at McDonald's when she was there with her friends. Linda was a very sweet lady and will never be forgotten. My deepest sympathy to her family.
