City Woman who was a School Volunteer, Teacher on Multiple Fronts, Linda Kaye Williams, Passes at 71

Linda earned her BS and MBA from WVU before going on to work for many years as a free-lance computer consultant, while also volunteering at the local schools and being a “stay-at-home” mother to her children. Throughout her life, Linda’s natural disposition as a teacher was evident. She always sought to include others of all ages often. She was always happy to share her knowledge and passion for the arts with the world and taught and supported many in pursuits that mirrored her hobbies, including sewing and quilting, music, painting, and dance. Linda was always prepared to delight a group with her gift as a talented storyteller and had a knack for capturing the memory of a moment that you could feel when she described it. Linda will be remembered and admired for her strength of determination when she set her mind to accomplish something, in addition to her contributions to her family and community. She used her strengths in her years of support of local philanthropy as well as her approach to life. Linda’s impact will live on through the family and friends she leaves behind.

Friends may join the family to celebrate Linda’s life and legacy at Ford Funeral Home – Allen Chapel 215 East Main St., Bridgeport on Wednesday. Visitation will be from 1-4pm and the funeral service will be at 6pm. 

In lieu of flowers, Linda has requested donations be made to the Medbrook Children’s Charity 120 Medical Park Drive, Ste 300, Bridgeport WV 26330 and Harry Chapin Food Bank, Collier County Center, 3940 Prospect Ave. #101, Naples, FL 34104.

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