Linda Ann Cobb

Linda Ann was born October 11, 1961, daughter of Donald and Marilyn Remillard, nee Brinker. She was the third of eight children. She received her early education at Our Lady of Lourdes and high school education at Washington High School, both in Washington, Missouri.

In her younger years she enjoyed softball and volleyball. After high school she worked as a nurse's aid at Cedarcrest Manor and as an agent for A.G. Edwards. Linda Ann was a cat lover, very good at calligraphy, and enjoyed helping her beloved grandmother make homemade dolls. She moved to Florida in the summer of 1987. She worked for W.J. Construction from 1988 to 1990, and then for Acousti Engineering from 1991 to 2006. From 2006 to 2013 she prepared proposals for her husband's company and provided personal care for several senior citizens. Her most recent employment was at Structual Steel of Brevard and J. S. Plastering in Melbourne.

Linda Ann was a Christian, believing in the Lord as her Savior. She will be remembered as a free-spirited, loving, caring, and independent person. She always carried an over-stuffed purse with “everything but the kitchen sink," but one of those items in her purse was a pamphlet called "SMILES". Inside the pamphlet were the following two quotes: “Everyone makes me smile. Most when they arrive, and the others when they leave.” and “Parachute for sale. No strings attached.”

She is survived by her husband, Marc; father, Donald; seven brothers and sisters, Thomas Remillard and wife Robin, Lynn Watson and husband Chuck, all of Washington, Mo., Laurie Klott and husband Christopher, Union, Mo., James Remillard and wife Karen, Rolla, Mo., Lisa Trentmann and husband Kurt, Timothy Remillard, and Luann Peters and husband Gary, all of Washington, Mo.; nephews Douglas and Jeffrey Trentmann of Washington,Mo newphews Alex and Sam Remillard of Rolla, Mo., nieces Jamie Bax of Washington, Mo. and Leslie Klott of Huntington Beach, Ca. , and also great-niece Camilla Trentman of Washingtom, Mo. and other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her mother, Marilyn.

Memorial donations are preferred in lieu of flowers to Hospice of Health First - Cape Canaveral.