Linda May Harris

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson Funeral Home - Madison

This makes me incredibly sad to see this news about Linda. Growing up, she was one of my best friends and was in my wedding in 1972. We had a lot of fun, many slumber parties at her house and her mom made delicious chocolate chip bars. We swam, we rode our bikes and as we got older, we went shopping together and got into the regular mischief as teenagers do. I've always wondered where she went, but I had heard that she had a difficult life. I will always love her and remember her as a very dear friend. Candy Cattell

My sincere condolences to Linda’s family. The announcement of her death is heartbreaking. Linda is my sister Virginia’s daughter. I did not live in Madison and I lost contact with Linda after Virginia’s death. Linda had had a memory of her mom’s “hope chest” that held many keepsakes of her mom’s and desperately wanted to find it. After Virginia’s death we did find it tucked under the eaves in Virginia’s house attic. Linda got the “hope chest” with all the keepsakes in it including Virginia’s wedding dress from 1948 in perfect condition. I have many good memories of Linda growing up and was the babysitter on call for the Chittenden children, Jim, Linda and Randy. Rest in peace Linda. Love, Aunt Bernice Day