Birth date: Feb 9, 1955 Death date: Apr 27, 2023
Linda Lee Ellington, 68, went home to be with her Lord on Thursday, April 27, 2023. Linda was born February 9,1955, in Tampa, Florida and lived in Florida her entire life. She was very active and faithful in her church, First Free Read Obituary
I remember her and Eric , I wanted to have a talk with her and couldn’t get ahold of her through Facebook so we never had a talk. I remember how nice she ( was is ) I miss Eric so much if anyone could rss h out to me with pictures of him I would appreciate it I’m Heather , email [email protected]. God bless her and the family 💐🌹
Linder, I just don't have the words to express how much you meant in my life. Always smiling or laughing, never complaining. "By God's grace I'm good" was your constant theme in life. You taught me so much and I can't wait to tell you that when I see you again and I know I will see you when I come home for good. You got to go first, and I know it was meant to be, but I sure do miss you girl. We love you and we'll see you as soon as the Lord allows.
Aunt Linda, it's been 3 weeks since you left for your eternal home in heaven. I am constantly reminded of your love for Jesus and how HE shined bright in your life. I will always cherish your laughter, your over flowing need to help those in need ( feeding the homeless, helping Ronald Mcdonald House with can tabs, your Front Porch Ministries & the countless other missions you did.) All for the cause of Christ. I can't thank God enough for putting you in my life, for being a Godly influence in my life & by you having a giving heart you have taught me to have a giving heart. By God's grace you are good. I will see you one day when God call me home, until then I will always love you & cherish our memories we shared Aunt Linda.
Love Shar
I am so Blessed to call you Aunt, not by blood but by love. You loved me like I was your own daughter. You taught me so much in my life but the most was to have a giving heart for the Lord, the heart for missions that I get to pass down to my own nephew and neice. I'll never forget the memories we shared Under the Bridge feeding the homeless, trips to concerts, Vacations to Sanibel Island. Our many countless hours talking and your prayers. I will miss hearing you said By Gods Grace I'm good when asked how your doing, I will miss your laugh because you truly was the Queen of Laughter. You are home where you belong in the arms of Jesus.
Aunt Linda your girl loves you and misses you.
I visited Uncle Jim and Linda last Thanksgiving. Linda was a happy, upbeat person who loved the holidays. She was the perfect host during my visits, and will be greatly missed.
Linda it's been a long time since we shared memories of years gone by. Have peace now .
Suzanne Webb
I remember "Aunt Linda" always smiling and finding joy in the little things in life. Her faith was amazing and I saw that firsthand when she lost my uncle and then my cousin.
Kept her eye on the Sparrow ♥️
