Saw and spoke with Linda with her husband at Assagio restaurant about 4-5 years ago. She came by my table to say hello. She looked so beautiful,elegant and stunning, frankly I didn't recognize her at first, and we talked about it. She impressed as being in radiantly good health ,in good shape and with a smile to match. I knew Linda from our years through Hampton and Mumford. Asked her out once in 11th grade but she was dating someone in college. I have no idea what caused her demise, but in that few minutes of shared delight in that serendipitous meeting ,we both had confidence about seeing each other at the next reunion,and agreed to it. It's difficult to believe she is gone because I had a illusory supposition of her immunity and mine. But of course, there are no guarantees about when anyone's life cycle ends. At about 78 years of age, we all have a lot of luck and gratitude to toast about this year, along with the joy and sorrows,love and loss, difficulties endured and for many in the here and now. Linda will be there in memory but she will be missed.
After reading Joel Brown's beautiful, articulate message about our lovely classmate Linda Mossman, we more than realize the significant of our 60th reunion, Saturday, October 24, 2020.
Byron Siegel
I remember Linda from Hampton and Mumford. Intelligent, sweet and so pleasant - always.
Byron (Buddy) Siegel (Arizona) 602.881.2525
Joel Brown
Saw and spoke with Linda with her husband at Assagio restaurant about 4-5 years ago. She came by my table to say hello. She looked so beautiful,elegant and stunning, frankly I didn't recognize her at first, and we talked about it. She impressed as being in radiantly good health ,in good shape and with a smile to match. I knew Linda from our years through Hampton and Mumford. Asked her out once in 11th grade but she was dating someone in college. I have no idea what caused her demise, but in that few minutes of shared delight in that serendipitous meeting ,we both had confidence about seeing each other at the next reunion,and agreed to it. It's difficult to believe she is gone because I had a illusory supposition of her immunity and mine. But of course, there are no guarantees about when anyone's life cycle ends. At about 78 years of age, we all have a lot of luck and gratitude to toast about this year, along with the joy and sorrows,love and loss, difficulties endured and for many in the here and now. Linda will be there in memory but she will be missed.
Dr. Michael Gross
Joel Brown, That was a most touching and elegant obituary. The list keeps growing.
Rose Lynn Meckler (Schlussel)
After reading Joel Brown's beautiful, articulate message about our lovely classmate Linda Mossman, we more than realize the significant of our 60th reunion, Saturday, October 24, 2020.
Looking forward to our being together again.
Carol Owens Rosenberg and Rosie Meckler Schlussel