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Linda Kay Morgan
October 26, 1949 - May 07, 2023
Linda Kay Morgan, age 73, passed away at her home in Topeka, Kansas on May 7, 2023 after a long battle with cancer. She was born in Junction City, Kansas on October 26, 1949 to Leona Collins and Francis Schippert. She was raised with sisters Sherry, Angie, and Melody Collins and later had the joy of meeting her brother, James Schippert. Linda married Jackie L. Morgan on April 18, 1986 in Topeka, Kansas. She is survived by her husband and siblings, daughter Anne M. Garcia Gill, and grandson Chad J. Gill-Temple of Wichita. She is also survived by step-sons Jackie B. (Susan) Morgan, Jay J. (Jennifer) Morgan, and grandchildren Jacquelyn M. Morgan, Michael D. Morgan, Jay B. Morgan, and Oliver E. Morgan, and two great-grandsons, Jack A. Blanch and Flynn T. Blanch, and multiple nieces and nephews. She was particularly close to her niece Jaclyn Schoening, who was a wonderful source of comfort and knowledge. Linda also leaves behind many friends who brought her a lot of joy. She worked several jobs through the years and greatly enjoyed retirement.
Linda had a big heart and was one of the most thoughtful people you could ever hope to meet. She was known for her green thumb and absolute love of cats. In honor of Linda's wishes, there will be no service, and she will be cremated by Angels Above Cremation Services. Memorial contributions can be made to your favorite charity or local animal shelter.
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Dear Jack and family, you are in my prayers. Linda was such a sweet friend, we had fun working together and after retirement. Sending you love and hugs. My soul sister will always be my heart and never forgotten.
I’m so very sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure of meeting Linda almost 20 years ago. Her kindness truly made an impact on me. I feel so sad that I hadn’t chatted with her in awhile. She was one of the sweetest people I’ve ever known. God bless.
I met my cousin Linda in 2015 and immediately liked her. We only spent a few hours on long road trip but she made me feel so comfortable. I hope Jack and the family will always be comforted by how many people her sweet heart touched. She loved her life well.