Linda Horton Fisher

linda fisher

Linda J. Fisher, 82, passed away unexpectedly Saturday, August 22, 2020 at her home.

She was predeceased by the recent passing of her sister, Ann Kimball who lived in Seattle, WA. She is the daughter of Samuel and Jeanette Horton, who preceded her in death by many years.

After growing up on Long Island, New York, Linda married and moved to Florida where she raised her three children. She enjoyed many decades in Florida, mostly as a homemaker. Following the death of her husband, Todd, she migrated northward, settling in Arden, North Carolina. Once in Arden she was active working at Nativity Preschool and Around the Son Preschool at Skyland United Methodist Church. She was a passionate member of Skyland United Methodist Church where she met many wonderful friends, who were important in her life.

Recently, Linda enjoyed her daily walks at Fletcher Park, along with the fellowship of her friends and family.

Linda is the beloved grandmother to Brittany, Connor, Collan, and Hayden, a role she cherished.

Linda will be sorely missed by all those who loved her, which was anyone who met her. She is survived by her children, Doug Konselman, Donna Morrissey, and Laura Jensen and her four grandchildren.

Linda will be lovingly remembered and honored in a private family service.

Groce Funeral Home at Lake Julian is assisting the family.

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Funeral Home Assisting The Family:

Groce Funeral Home at Lake Julian
72 Long Shoals Road
Arden, NC 28704

(828)687-3530
http://www.grocefuneralhome.com

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  1. I will miss Ms.Linda, I’m a teacher at Around the Son Preschool. She was my second mom and she would Sub with me all the time. We would have lunch together and I would send her cards for all occasions. I will deeply miss her. Thoughts and prayers for the family.

  2. Linda was in my Sunday School Class at Skyland United Methodist Church. She was always such a kind, nice person. She will certainly be missed. Prayers of comfort to her family and friends.

  3. I enjoyed working with Linda at Around The Son Preschool.
    She was such a kind and sweet person and she loved the children at ATSP.
    She was a good friend and I will miss her.

  4. Linda and I, aside from being good friends , and long time neighbors, would exchange “silly” cat video clips.
    The last exchange we shared…says a lot about her. “Don’t think it takes much to make me laugh”…This is one way I choose to remember her. Love to her Family .
    Carolyn

  5. I’m so happy for your loss. I was in a bible study group with Linda and enjoyed getting to know her. She will be missed by many at Skyland United Methodist Church.
    Eulone Sawicki

  6. I will always remember my friend Linda. She was beautiful in as well as out. I remember the day at Skyland UMC when she asked me where the Sunday School classes were….such a vivid memory. I will miss her dearly.

  7. Linda and I were very good friends for over 12 years. She meant so much to me. I will miss her so much. Cherry Alford

  8. I saw Mrs. Fisher every week at my job. She was the most sweetest and friendliest woman. I’ve been wondering why she hasn’t came by recently. I can’t believe she is gone. She will be missed for sure. Prayers & Love to her family.

  9. Laura,
    I’m so deeply sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. She was a loving, kind spirit who touched so many lives, children and adults, including mine and many families with children at Nativity during Sunday morning worship and during her time at Nativity Preschool. I often took the time on Sunday morning to stop by and visit with her between services. I know that you and the boys miss her greatly!
    Much love to you all,
    Debbie McGinnis


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