In Memory Of
Linda Lee Cornmesser
1946
2019
Linda Lee Cornmesser
January 29, 1946 — December 7, 2019
Linda Lee Cornmesser, 73 of Uniontown, passed away on December 7, 2019 at Pebble Creek Nursing Home. She was born on January 29, 1946, the daughter of Lon H. and Oma {Holland} Goodwin.
Linda was preceded in death by her parents, granddaughter Ashley Nicole Mollohan, and grandson Max Waggle.
She will be dearly missed by her husband of 52 years, Robert; her four-legged son Rebel; daughters Cheri Mollohan and Laura (Carl) Waggle; grandchildren Destiny "Nikki" Lowry, Stephanie Mollohan-Gregory, Alisha Mollohan-Evans, Jaason, Katelynn, and Micheala Waggle; great-grandchildren Ryliee Stoker and Joey Gregory.
Linda loved to travel with Robert, and made it to all 50 of the United States with him. She was a huge supporter of her children, especially in their activities, like sports. Linda was a pediatric nurse that loved her job, and spending time with the children in her care. She was a woman of faith, and had a strong connection with her church family at Millheim Baptist. Linda was her family's "Gorilla glue."
Linda's family would like to thank the staff at Pebble Creek Nursing Home for their compassionate care of Linda in her final months (and their gracious patience). Robert would also love to thank their family from Millheim Baptist, for their cards, well-wishes and visits over the past several months. Your company was such a comfort.
Linda was preceded in death by her parents, granddaughter Ashley Nicole Mollohan, and grandson Max Waggle.
She will be dearly missed by her husband of 52 years, Robert; her four-legged son Rebel; daughters Cheri Mollohan and Laura (Carl) Waggle; grandchildren Destiny "Nikki" Lowry, Stephanie Mollohan-Gregory, Alisha Mollohan-Evans, Jaason, Katelynn, and Micheala Waggle; great-grandchildren Ryliee Stoker and Joey Gregory.
Linda loved to travel with Robert, and made it to all 50 of the United States with him. She was a huge supporter of her children, especially in their activities, like sports. Linda was a pediatric nurse that loved her job, and spending time with the children in her care. She was a woman of faith, and had a strong connection with her church family at Millheim Baptist. Linda was her family's "Gorilla glue."
Linda's family would like to thank the staff at Pebble Creek Nursing Home for their compassionate care of Linda in her final months (and their gracious patience). Robert would also love to thank their family from Millheim Baptist, for their cards, well-wishes and visits over the past several months. Your company was such a comfort.
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