Linda Werdin
March 02, 1943 - September 01, 2004
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Linda Werdin
March 02, 1943 - September 01, 2004
Obituary
Linda Carson Werdin, 61. Born March 2, 1943 in Los Angeles, California. She was one of three children born to E. Russell and Henriette Werdin. Linda was a direct decendent of the Dominguez family who was awarded the first California land grant in 1784 by the Spanish government. Growing up in Los Angeles, she attended Immaculate Heart High School and USC. She is survived by her brother-in-law Gail Smith; her brother E. Russell Werdin, Jr.; one nephew and six nieces who lovingly call her ‘Auntie Noon’. Seven great nephews and two great nieces. Linda was a member of the Third Order of Norbertines at St. Michael’s Abbey. Donations can be made in her name to American Lung Association of Santa Ana or St. Michael’s Abbey in El Toro, CA.
21 responses to Linda Werdin
Gail says:
September 7, 2004
Dear Auntie Noon,
Your Maker knows His good friends, you are one of them. People who know and love you are very lucky and very happy. I hope to see you soon.
Love,
Your brother-in-law
Honey says:
September 7, 2004
Dear Auntie Noon,
I will miss sharing my dog biscuits with you and giving you my licks.
XO
“Honey Noon”
Lynn Dixon says:
September 7, 2004
I remember. We are 20-somethings on the road in Germany. Your foot is propped up on the bumper of our broken down VW. We are stranded but laughing. I thank you for the pleasure of your company–then and always. You were loved by many. By any measure that counts,you did good! And I will always remember.
Love, Lynn
Russ Walker says:
September 7, 2004
Dear Linda,
I liked you from the first day I met you. You welcomed me into the family with open arms.You called me on every birthday, you never forgot! I am not worried about you now because I know your faith was always strong and our Lord has prepared a place for you. You are free now and forever. Your faith has set you free.
Much Love from your friend
Russ Walker
Bettie Hayes says:
September 8, 2004
Dear Linda,
What fun we had during our USC days and afterwards with Lynn, Anne, Darlene, and Patty. What wonderful friends Alpha Chi Omega brought to all of us. The world is a better place for having people like you with your values, witt, and love of singing.
Fondly,
Bettie Hayes