Birth date: Aug 6, 1942 Death date: Dec 29, 2020
Linda May Olson, the daughter of Darrell Dean Spencer and Nellie May Spencer (Clark), was born at home on August 6, 1942 in Runnells, Iowa. Linda grew up in Peru, Iowa as the oldest of seven children. Linda spent her working years Read Obituary
Aunt Linda was an awesome aunt. I always looked forward to her and Uncle Olie coming to town when I came home to Iowa, and we would go to lunch or just hang out at moms house. Sooo many memories run through my mind. I just remember the laughs we had and the special times she would just talk straight with me and give the advice I needed to hear. She loved salt and pepper shakers and I could always get her to take one or two sets from mom. Lol I can't even pick one memory, they just were all so wonderful. You will be missed my dear Aunt. Love you very much!!
There are so many things to say about Aunt Linda. I am so grateful for the time i got to spend with her. I am so thankful for the quilt that she had made me, it is something I can hold onto to remember her by. I will miss her famous pie's, especially the peach!!! We will truly miss her. I will miss her words of wisdom when i needed it. Love you always. The Brady family
Linda is the oldest of seven children so she was boss when were kids. She carried a heavy burden when Mom and Daddy were gone. Linda and I had great reminiscing the last few months. One item I never knew was when I was in elementary school Linda washed dishes in the school so all of us kids could have hot lunch. How many older siblings would do that I love you Linda and I miss you very much. Bunny
When I first met Linda 46 years ago She was at work and my husband Dean took me to her workplace. I thought she was the scariest person I had ever met. It only took moments to find out she was also the gentlest most loving person to those that took the time to look. I'll miss you Linda, give Mom and Dean and all the rest a hug for me.
Our family loved being around Aunt Linda and Uncle Olie, they were both so much fun to be with, especially when it was time to eat. Lol. Linda would look at Olie say that's enough and if he was finished he would take his finger and sweep up every last drop on his plate. Lol. Linda, Rest In Peace. You will be greatly missed.
Mechell Warren Johnson lit a candle in memory of Linda Olson
Sorry to hear the passing Of Linda. She gave my first job at the Do Drop Inn. She showed me how to make cinnamon rolls and laughed at because I made them as big as a dinner plate. Linda was a great person. Will never forget her.
Sorry too hear of linda's passing she was a very caring person and I thought a lot of her
