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Linda L. Wilson
10/18/1950 - 05/14/2023
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Obituary For Linda L. Wilson
Linda L. (Myrick) Wilson, 72, of Wakefield, R.I., passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, May 14th at Kent Hospital with her son and daughter at her side.
Born in Warwick, she was the loving wife of the late Arthur “Bud” Wilson and the daughter of the late Herbert and Amy (Babcock) Myrick. She was the youngest of nine children and jokingly referred to herself as “the little caboose”. She was also preceded in death by her siblings Herbert Myrick, Ruth (Myrick) Barrett, Addie (Myrick) Warren, Beverly (Myrick) Dixon, Amy (Myrick) McKinley, and David Myrick.
Linda will be remembered as a loving and affectionate woman who really enjoyed spending time with her family and friends. In particular, she loved spending time with her grandchildren whom she adored. She would always greet people with a hug, a kiss, and terms of endearment and she had a great sense of humor and loved sharing laughter with others. Linda enjoyed being the life of the party and proudly called herself a “cool grandma” and would joyfully dance in the kitchen while listening to music at family gatherings.
Linda is survived by her son and daughter-in-law Bill and Stacey Wilson and their children Allie Mignanelli, and Ryan and Jake Wilson all of Wakefield, her daughter Deanna and her companion John Imbruglio of Coventry, and Deanna's sons, Arthur-James (AJ) Wilson of Kingston and Dylan Johnson of Coventry. She also leaves her sisters Ethel Martin of Warwick and Donna Anglehart of Seabring, Florida. In addition, Linda will be lovingly remembered by many nieces and nephews, many family friends, and her beloved dog Sophie.
Linda will be laid to rest beside her husband at the Veteran's Cemetery in Exeter, R.I. on Tuesday, May 23rd at 1:30 p.m.
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05/22/2023
Jim & Patty Mello
Thinking of you.................
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05/21/2023
Chris Boykin
Linda was like a mom to me. We were neighbors in Coventry and I had befriended her daughter, Deanna. We were so close that my hubby and I called Dee our wifey. Mom had adopted us into the family. I loved hanging out at her house and will never forget the times we had. Everytime, i came home to visit she would draw me in for a huge hug and kiss and ask me, "hows my precious daughter?" You will definitely be missed mom. Give Dad, Mike and my mommy a big hug and kiss for me.
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