Born in Corvallis to Winston E. Majors of Hermiston and Joan E. Allworth-Hector of Corvallis, Linden grew up in the Corvallis/Philomath area.
She worked with some amazing people at Lam Weston, Quincy, Wash. She loved to cook, and would take full meals to work for her friends and co-workers.
Linden is survived by daughters Joan Curtis of Quincy and Tracy Whipps of Albany; sisters Lea A. Lutz of Corvallis and Peggy C. Todd of Sweet Home; and brothers Winston Ralph Majors of George, Wash., and Robert Majors of Pendleton. Linden raised her grandchild, Nichole Christine Whipps, and 10 others whom she dearly loved. She also had four great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by Theresa Whipps (1991); infant Marlea Gay (1969), and sister, Gay A. Allen (1992).
She worked with some amazing people at Lam Weston, Quincy, Wash. She loved to cook, and would take full meals to work for her friends and co-workers.
Linden is survived by daughters Joan Curtis of Quincy and Tracy Whipps of Albany; sisters Lea A. Lutz of Corvallis and Peggy C. Todd of Sweet Home; and brothers Winston Ralph Majors of George, Wash., and Robert Majors of Pendleton. Linden raised her grandchild, Nichole Christine Whipps, and 10 others whom she dearly loved. She also had four great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by Theresa Whipps (1991); infant Marlea Gay (1969), and sister, Gay A. Allen (1992).
Born in Corvallis to Winston E. Majors of Hermiston and Joan E. Allworth-Hector of Corvallis, Linden grew up in the Corvallis/Philomath area.
She worked with some amazing people at Lam Weston, Quincy, Wash. She loved to cook, and would take full meals to work for her friends and co-workers.
Linden is survived by daughters Joan Curtis of Quincy and Tracy Whipps of Albany; sisters Lea A. Lutz of Corvallis and Peggy C. Todd of Sweet Home; and brothers Winston Ralph Majors of George, Wash., and Robert Majors of Pendleton. Linden raised her grandchild, Nichole Christine Whipps, and 10 others whom she dearly loved. She also had four great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by Theresa Whipps (1991); infant Marlea Gay (1969), and sister, Gay A. Allen (1992).
She worked with some amazing people at Lam Weston, Quincy, Wash. She loved to cook, and would take full meals to work for her friends and co-workers.
Linden is survived by daughters Joan Curtis of Quincy and Tracy Whipps of Albany; sisters Lea A. Lutz of Corvallis and Peggy C. Todd of Sweet Home; and brothers Winston Ralph Majors of George, Wash., and Robert Majors of Pendleton. Linden raised her grandchild, Nichole Christine Whipps, and 10 others whom she dearly loved. She also had four great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by Theresa Whipps (1991); infant Marlea Gay (1969), and sister, Gay A. Allen (1992).
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