Help Fund Linda's Final Journey

Update: We are only 80$ away from our goal! God bless you all! And thank you so much for your generosity.

I've picked out an urn she will love and I pray for her unending comfort and happiness now and forever in Heaven.

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I am raising money today to help with cremation and funeral arrangements for my grandmother, Linda Anne. She passed away peacefully September 23rd after her battle with stage 4 liver cancer came to an end. I am the only family she has close to her and I am financially unable to cover all the costs required to help put her to rest. I have gathered some funds and I am looking for help to gather the rest at this time. I appreciate any little bit of help and generosity at this time. I loved my grandma so much. She was very important to me throughout my life.

Grandma was born in Chehalis, Washington in 1945 to a Navy father. She traveled everywhere and after graduating from Adna High School is 1963, she settled mostly in Washington state. She resided in Texas before her move to Montana in May 2024, to be closer to Amber and her children as she was put on hospice and given the care she needed for her illness.

She had three children in her life and is survived by only one of them now. She had two sons, Darrin and Aaron, and a daughter, Nikki. Nikki passed away at less than a month old, and Aaron passed away at the young age of 26.

Linda is survived by her son, Darrin Frazier of Eugene, Oregon; her sister Brenda of Aberdeen, WA; her sister Donna Schurr of Montesano, WA; her brother Steve Harris of Abilene, TX; her brother Daryl Harris of Abilene, TX; her grandson Michael Foshee of Colorado Springs, Colorado; her granddaughter Amber Ann Frazier of Havre, MT; her granddaughter Miracle Michelle Frazier of Hallandale Beach, Florida and her other grandchildren and great grandchildren. She will be greatly missed by all of us.

Grandma loved her dogs and cats. She had many animals over the years, especially chihuahuas. Her dogs were always her "kids".

Thank you for helping lay my grandma to rest.

Amber