Death date: Jan 6, 2017
Linda Lee Grice, 77, passed away Friday, January 6, 2017. She is preceded in death by her parents, Willis Kirkpatrick and Virginia Cain Carney; and sister, Pat Imel. Linda is survived by her loving husband of 58 years, Edward Gric Read Obituary
Rest in peace my dear friend. You will be greatly missed.
I've known Linda since 1994 when we worked together at Hollywood Marine. She's such a wonderful and dear friend. We always kept up with each other. I will miss our weekend chats. I think of her each holiday when I make wassil, we enjoyed great food during our work events. Linda loved to cook and was always center of our events. Even after I lost my job and she retired we kept in touch. After I moved to AZ she came to visit me. We had fun as always. I will miss talking to her and filling her in on events.
I will Love and miss my friend,
Kitty
There are no words to express the pain of losing my neighbor, friend, and mentor, Linda Grice. My children and I "grew up" with Ed and Linda being a wonderful neighbor and guiding light for over 40 years. The Grice family will always stay near and dear to us. Our prayers for peace and comfort during the difficult days ahead will remain constant. Love to you Linda, you are and will be terribly missed.
Linda was my neighbor for 27 years. She was such a sweet lady. So hard to believe we won't see her anymore. God bless you Ed and family. If you need anything, we're just across the street.
Sharing in your sadness as the Grice Family remembers Linda. We are sending healing prayers and comforting hugs. We are very sorry for your loss. Sincerely, David & Priscilla Carrasco.
Linda was a good friend, kind, compassionate, and caring. She will be truly missed, but we rejoice that she's with the Lord where she'll know boundless Joy. May she put in a good word to the Lord for all of us! Prayers for healing for Linda's family will continue.
Deena,
I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Genia
Linda was such a beautiful person, I always told her she would have stars in her crown when she went to heaven for the way she always took care of everyone. She saw to it that so many ladies came to mass, she would pick them up and wrestle with their wheel chairs and walkers, but was always faithful to get them there. I will miss her so much and working with her at the Super Seniors meetings, thank you Linda for always being a good friend, I'll miss you. My prayers and thoughts are with you, her family. Kathy Lynch
Darcee and family,
My thoughts and prayers go to you and your family. I remember exercising with your Mom at the Pearland Rec Center. What a lovely spirit. Please let me know if I can do anything for you and your family.
Doug,
I'm so sorry to hear your mom passed. It is never easy to lose anyone you love. I think of you often. - Mel
