Growing up Auntie Linda was always funny, fun and full of life, someone you’d aspire to be. Living across country we haven’t seen or spoke to her in sometime and are deeply saddened to hear about her passing. I will miss her laugh and witty responses. I hope she is pain free and at peace now reunited with her husband Joe and kitty ziggy butt. I hope they are walking the beach together in the afterlife.. RIP Auntie Linda
xo Chandra & Deborah
My sincere condolences to Linda's families. I was sorry to hear of her passing. Tom (2019) and I met Linda as neighbours when we moved to Pine Trail in 1984. We enjoyed many chats over the fence. As Linda was out on her walks she took time to visit with Tessa Kandi and Buckwheat our labs over the years. Linda will be missed by many but am sure she is reunited with her love Joe. Sandra
It saddens my heart to hear of Linda’s passing. I’ll miss her friendship, her thoughtfulness and sense of humour especially her voice imitations. She always made us laugh. Our condolences to both the Forbes and Siler families. With deepest sympathy, Cathy and Gerry Delugt
Linda Siler, my beautiful sister, you don’t know the tears I have cried since your cancer came back. You have always known how much I loved you. I didn’t get to tell you how proud I was to have you as my sister. I will never forget all your love and kindness . I can’t believe you are gone …..until we meet again my beautiful sister. I will love you forever, your only sister, Carol ❤️
I'm so sorry to hear of Linda's passing. She was an amazing person and I'll miss our chats and get together. She always made me laugh and that's what I'll remember most. Her amazing ability to make people laugh and her laugh was contagious.RIP my friend.
Our condolences to the Forbes and Siler families. We had lots of fun and good times throughout the years. She will also be remembered for here kindness, smile and unforgetable laugh. Rest in peace Linda.
I remember going to Linda’s home when I was only 8 or 10 and spending the day on the beach with her and other kids and playing pool in her families downstairs Reck Room. Around that time, one of her brothers gave me the nick name that I still have today, Skeeter. As kids, Linda and I would go the Kineto Theatre while her parents and other friends would go to the Sands Hotel. Later in life, I would go golfing with her and Joe at the Indian Hills Golf Course. I have many fond memories of her when we attended Kinard in public school. I will greatly miss Linda and condolences to her family.
Our deepest condolences to the Forbes family , Linda was one of a kind and always had a smile on her face may the fond memories you have help you all through this difficult time
Aron and Lisa Bell ( Boyd )
I am deeply saddened to hear of Linda's passing. We l grew up together at KP. Altho much time has passed since seeing eachother. I always held special memories of the Forbes family. My deepest condolences to you all
Sylvia (Muhleisen) Tomlinson
