I first met Linda in the 7th grade at Howell L. Watkins and from there PBGH. Linda she was always a very loving, meek and generous person.  When you think of humility Linda Pfeiffer would come to mind.  To the family I say take comfort in knowing that one day you'll see her again. Gone to soon.

We never lose the one we love forever. Though she's gone, within the hearts of those who cared, her mememory lingers on. You all will be in my prayers.
Rosemary (Havasi) Schwede
Your niece and cousin from Parma Ohio

Helen and I are deeply saddened to hear of Linda's passing. Though we hadn't stayed in touch since PBGHS we saw her throughout the years and she always had her beautiful smile to greet you with. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends. She will be deeply missed by many.

Throughout the family albums and across the years are picture after picture capturing the fun and joy shared between Emily, Allison and Ben and their Aunt Linda and Uncle Danny.  More than an aunt to the kids or a sister to Nan, you were a real friend to us all.  We are grateful that you were part of our family and we all miss you deeply.
Jim Konides (Atlanta)

To my dearest aunt Linda, 
You fed me my first piece of birthday cake and although I could never remember that day I somehow will never forget it. Thank you for my chocolate cake, my chocolate pudding and my chocolate memories. 
Love you dearly.

May the God of all comfort grant your family peace at this time. (1 Cor. 1:3,4)

Remembering Linda from Jr. High Schools days...Thoughts with you and your family!

Seems like just yesterday seeing Linda at the 10 year reunion or at Twin Lake Mall or short Linda with tall Patti.   She was the sweetest and cutest girl.  I'll never forget the great times.  God has another angel in heaven...

I hadn't seen Linda since our 10 year HS reunion, too many years ago.  Her family should be happy to know that so many of us who knew Linda, lo those many years ago, recall her as a beautiful, sweet, smiling girl.  She was way to young to be lost to you, and for that You have my deepest sympathies.

Sooo Sorry to Hear...My Thoughts and Prayers to the Whole Family

I knew Linda at Gardens. She was a sweet girl. May God bless her family.

You are at peace now dear sweet Linda and sadly missed by your dear husband, mother, family and friends. Veronica Sanders

We all make friends during childhood, the teenage years through adulthood, and the ones that are most memorable are those when you were a child and teenager.  Linda and I became friends during our final year in high school.  We had the same taste in clothes and hair (thanks to sister Carol who was our personal hair stylist/colorist). We worked together at the boutique, Outer Limits/Fashion Corner, in the Twin City Mall, managed by Carol.  Linda, I will alway remember you as that beautiful young woman with a fun spirit, sweet soul, sparkling eyes and a winning smile!  Rest in peace...

My deepest sympathy to the whole family...may all your loving memories of Linda help bring you peace and comfort through this difficult time.

Linda,
We were in school together from Elementary School to Palm Beach Gardens  High. Linda, your smile brightened up my day as it did for others. You will be missed by many. Nancy, I hope you find comfort in all the condolences and memories her friends and family are sharing. Rest in Peace Linda and I know your bright smile I remember will help in brightening Heaven.

Linda
 I will always remember your friendly smile and the way you could always make me  laugh. Though you may be gone you will never be forgotten. I have a million memories to remember you.
Sandy Russo

A beautiful loving spirit so dearly missed. Thank you for all the fun times we shared...you made me laugh and you made me feel loved. I was blessed to have you as my sister and even more blessed to have you as my friend. Be at peace. I love you, Nanny.

Linda and I met in the summer of 1971 at the Twin City Mall. We immediately became great friends, where ever she went I went and vice-versa. Riding our bicycles for what seemed all over the world and laughed until our cheeks were sore, life sure was carefree with Linda. Dancing in my bedroom with scarves floating in the air were the kind of memories we made together. Even work was fun with Linda. I would pick-up weekends with her at the Flame Meat Market where my daughter, Taylor was alway's welcome, when I couldn't find a sitter. She would come and bag groceries and received pudding for pay.

Linda was always there for me. Loved dearly by the Apelgren's, Linda was a member of the family. So many wonderful memories I could not even begin to list them here; however, I do know when I think of Linda, it will always be with a smile and an ever so knowing nod. Until we meet again my dear, sweet, and wonderful friend, "Ditto". 

My heartfelt sympathies to her wonderful husband Danny, her mother Mary and sisters Carol and Nancy and to her best friend Judy.

Linda and I were good friends at Allamanda Elementary.  We spent a lot of time together and would watch Dark Shadows in her room after school.  She was always a very sweet girl.  We remained friends until I left the area in the 10th grade.  I regret not having known her as an adult, but am thankful for those innocent childhood memories and will always have a special place in my heart for her.

I worked with Linda back in the days of the Flame Meat Market in North Palm Beach. Fond memories. I will miss you, Linda ~

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Linda Pfeiffer Bartelt

25 octobre 1957 – 23 janvier 2014

Howard-Quattlebaum Funeral, Cremation and Event Center

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