Linda Aldridge-Madison Obituary: Linda Dianne Aldridge On October 28, Madison, who had been the joy of our life and the pride of our family, passed away peacefully at her home with her devoted husband at her side. She had been a bright light in our lives and a source of great pride for our family. She was the brightest star in all of our lives, and we all looked up to her. At that point in time, she had already reached the age of 74. On June 19, 1948, Herman and Beulah Aldridge became parents, and they greeted the arrival of their daughter with elation and joy. They were calling the city of Midland in the state of Michigan, which is where Midland is located, their home at the time.
The amount of love and support that Linda received from her family and friends was matched by the amount of affection that she showed toward them in return. She made the most of every moment, whether she was relaxing in their cabin in Moran, spending time at her house in Mio, or strolling along the beach on Siesta Key. She lived life to the fullest. She made the most of every chance that was presented to her. She was someone who lived in the here and now and made the most of every opportunity that was presented to her.
After her passing, she will be greatly missed by a number of individuals, including her daughters Dana (Chris) Ecker and Sindi (Tobby) Powell, as well as her mother, Beulah Mae Aldridge, her sister, Sandy Aldridge, and her close friend, Gayla Bergey. In addition, Gayla Bergey is going to miss her mother a great deal. Her mother and the man she was married to for 35 years, Paul Davy Madison, are both still alive after she has left this world. He was her spouse and his name was Paul Davy Madison.
Kendra (Brian) Ward and Stephanie (Matt) Vink are the names of the family’s newest additions, both of whom are daughters who were given to them by their fathers. These two ladies are considered to be stepdaughters. Grandchildren Adam, Ashlee, Rachel, Baylee, and Hunter
Her great-grandfather Herman, her father, her sister Ronnie, and her brother Greg all went away before she did, as did her grandkids Eric Ward and Mackenzie Vink. Before she did, she was also predeceased by her sister Ronnie and her brother Greg. In addition, her sister Ronnie and her brother Greg passed away before her. They were her predecessors. Her grandfather Herman was one of the unfortunate souls who did not survive the tragedy that transpired.
At Kittle Hall in Mio on the afternoon of Sunday, November 12th, from twelve to two o’clock, there will be a gathering to remember life. The event will take place from noon to two o’clock. This event is going to go forward as planned.
As an alternative to sending flowers, you may show your appreciation for the person you care about by doing something that is significant, one-of-a-kind, and creative for them. For example, you could cook them their favorite meal or make them something they’ve never seen before.
At this time, the preparation of the appropriate arrangements is the responsibility of the Lashley Funeral Home in Mio, which can be found in the city of Michigan in the United States of America.
