Life Story for Samantha LindbladSamantha Ann Lindblad, made the best fried rice and pork chops ever! She was born on Thursday, December 24, 1942 to Roy and Farrell Enderud. She passed away on Thursday, September 12, 2013 in Hemet, California.Bob Lindblad and Sam were married for 50 years. They had three boys Robert, David and Christian, which they raised in the beautiful mountain town of Big Bear, California. She enjoyed planning road trips and camping trips. Every year the family made the trek to Death Valley for camping and hiking. A fun fact is that Sam was a member of the NRA for 30 years! She was very involved with her Jewish Faith and was a prolific writer for various magazines. She wrote numerous articles for the Jewish Post and Opinion. She also wrote Bullshooting articles for High Country Life newspaper.She was a loving and caring grandmother. If you were honored to have known Samantha, you would know that she was vivacious in nature, supportive, and strong in character. When asked to describe her, her husband Bob said, Dont forget, she was damn good looking too!Sam will be dearly missed by husband Bob, and her three sons, many grandchildren, and great-children and everyone whose lives she touched.
Life Story for Samantha LindbladSamantha Ann Lindblad, made the best fried rice and pork chops ever! She was born on Thursday, December 24, 1942 to Roy and Farrell Enderud. She passed away on Thursday, September 12, 2013 in Hemet, California.Bob Lindblad and Sam were married for 50 years. They had three boys Robert, David and Christian, which they raised in the beautiful mountain town of Big Bear, California. She enjoyed planning road trips and camping trips. Every year the family made the trek to Death Valley for camping and hiking. A fun fact is that Sam was a member of the NRA for 30 years! She was very involved with her Jewish Faith and was a prolific writer for various magazines. She wrote numerous articles for the Jewish Post and Opinion. She also wrote Bullshooting articles for High Country Life newspaper.She was a loving and caring grandmother. If you were honored to have known Samantha, you would know that she was vivacious in nature, supportive, and strong in character. When asked to describe her, her husband Bob said, Dont forget, she was damn good looking too!Sam will be dearly missed by husband Bob, and her three sons, many grandchildren, and great-children and everyone whose lives she touched.
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