I am so sorry. I am a pro se litigant and Linda was my Federal Investigator. Please give me a number I could wish her family well. She was a generous person, pleasant to deal with. My deepest sympathy. Claire Morin

My most sincere and deepest condolences to the entire family. I met Linda when we worked together at EEOC in Boston and we worked together for almost 10 years. She was a great colleague and always made me laugh. She regularly talked about how much she loved her family and how much she enjoyed camping trips and other family events. She seemed to know how to work hard and also spend time meaningfully with friends and family. I am grateful for having the opportunity to know Linda and know that anyone who did, profoundly feels her loss. Sending strength and peace to the entire family. - Lili Palacios-Baldwin

Steve and family. We are so sorry to hear about your loss of Linda. She certainly was a funny, compassionate person. We will miss getting to catch up with her at the Christmas party each year at the legion. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love, Rose and Glenn Merritt

Linda, dearest Linda, our old Navy buddy! Never will I ever forget you, Your laugh, strong opinions, sense of humor. Your love for Stephen and your kids. She loved her son and daughter beyond words. Oh and your voice is imprinted in my head! Forever missed, love to you all. Mary and Russ Fenton Mentor, Ohio.

My deepest sympathies to her Family.. Rest In Peace 🙏

My sincere condolences. Linda was a classmate of mine and I'll remember her great personality and wit. So sorry to lose another classmate WHRHS Class of 1971 Linda Howland Hill

My condolences.

In this difficult time, I wish to share a few words about my Union sister Linda Ingle. As former President (and current treasurer) of Local 3555, I worked very closely with Linda together on Union matters and I came to respect her as a very dedicated advocate for those in need of assistance. I wish to quote the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy words eulogizing Martin Luther King Jr.; "What we need in the United States is not division; what we need in the United States is not hatred; what we need in the United States is not violence or lawlessness, but is love and wisdom, and compassion toward one another, and a feeling of justice towards those who still suffer within our country, whether they be white or whether they be black." Linda was the embodiment of this quote for 33 dedicated years. In short, let us mourn with quiet dignity, but let us celebrate the fact that Saint Peter should be aware that Linda is there to make sure that all are respected and that no one shall be slighted. Although Linda was not of imposing stature, her voice will always be the loudest, when demanding respect for all. I can only hope my words bring some comfort to the family in this difficult time. In solidarity.

I remember Linda taking me under her wing as a new employee at the EEOC when I started back in 1992 - we spent a week together at a training in Dallas about four months after I started at the agency. I didn't know anyone else at the training, and she was kind enough to take me out at night with her and Steven so I wasn't alone and I could see something other than the hotel which was at the airport. I remember a more recent trip to Buffalo for another training, where the two of us took a cab to Niagara Falls and walked over the bridge to the Canadian side to see the sites. We also tried our luck at the casinos on both sides of the border, but didn't win anything. I worked with her until the time she retired. She had a take charge attitude and was a wonderful colleague who didn't hesitate to take on any task asked of her. She knew how to plan a party, and boy could she make you laugh! I have this image in my head of her dancing at my wedding in 2003, and the one thing I can say is she knew how to have fun. Steven, David and Sam, I am so very sorry for your loss. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.

Linda was a great colleague and always made me laugh! We worked together for many years until her retirement. We loved going to the Boston office for training and sharing time with her and the other Boston Investigators. She is in our prayers. Godspeed in your new journey Linda. <3

I'm so so sorry for your loss. Linda was such a nice person. She will be missed

I'm going to miss Linda's sense of humor, silliness and love for life! She has a heart of gold - great friend and colleague! 😢. Sorry for the loss!

Linda was generous in sharing her beautiful "oasis" in the backyard. We had quite the adventure going to pick up Sam's horse Boo in the western part of the state with a rickety old rig. But we made it! Linda was a lot of fun

My sincere condolences. Thoughts and prayers to the Ingle family. Great memories with Linda.

I am so sorry for the loss of your wonderful mother and wife..you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.. Susan thomas