Linda was born in Lewiston, Maine on September 10, 1955, and passed away in El Paso on October 11.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Arthur and Rita Corriveau Foquette. Linda has only one sibling, Charles Foquette of Bristol, Connecticut.

She lived in Bristol, Connecticut for the first half of her life, and attended Bristol Eastern High School until she decided to quit her junior year. She did eventually get her GED a few years later.

She had a real knack for working in the auto parts retail business and worked in several stores in Bristol. Her brother, Charles worked with her as a clerk until 1990.

Linda married in 1988 and in 1993, she and her husband moved to Alpine. She divorced in 2001 and decided to stay in Alpine. Linda never had children.

During her time in Alpine, she worked as an auto clerk, with time also spent at Aramark at Sul Ross, the Holland Hotel, and a designer at Double K Flowers. She loved white roses and gardenias. She was an accomplished chef and cooked at a professional level.

Linda had recipes published in cookbooks. She always loved pets and had cats and dogs her entire life. Linda was a mystery buff and read many books by Agatha Christie, Sherlock Holmes, and many other authors.

Linda was a remarkable woman, and she will always be in our hearts. A private family memorial will be at a later date in Bristol, Connecticut.