I knew Linda from working at Sears. She would come in to Grove Drug always rushing around in a hurry to get back to work. Very talkative Lady. Sending Prayers for your Family.

My prayers are with you and your family  Linda was a wonderful and a beautiful lady always  enjoy our visited when she would come in the credit  union 
Sharon Gallegos
James Rodriguez

To Mike Escobado and family,
On behalf of the Pueblo Softball Hall of Fame Committee, Jack Krupka and myself, our deepest sympathy to the entire Escobado Family.  A mother's love is alive forever. In the lessons she taught, the patience she gave, and in the hearts of the children she raised. Our prayers go out to you in this time of great sadness.

To Mike Escobado and family, 
I was sorry to hear of the passing of your mother Linda. I know how important a mother's love and commitment are, and your mother was a great example. Ralph Waldo Emerson once said "Men are what their mothers made them." Your mother did an exceptional job raising her family, instilling love and generosity. I, along with the rest of the Azteca coaching staff, would like to extend our deepest condolences for your loss. 
Thoughtfully, 
Joe Romero, Mike Sanchez, Mike Massaro, Brian Falsetto, Ambrose Romero, Jeff Bloomer, Brandon Maes

To the family of Linda Escobado,
It is with deep sorrow that we heard of the passing of Linda. She was a remarkable woman, wife, and mother. We have known Linda and her family for years. Both Stella and I, through my cousins Richard (Butch) and Rose Guerrero,  remember watching softball games at City Park, Bessemer, and Stauter Park fields with Linda. Our thoughts and prayers are with Mike and the members of the Escobado family. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help during this time.
Sincerely,
Frank and Stella Romero

My mom Maria Martinez and Linda were good friends they enjoyed going out dancing and talking  over drinks.  I know they are still friends in heaven.  My condolences to Linda’s family.  Rest In Peace sweet lady. I’ll miss your contagious laugh and  beautiful smile that Always  greeted me.  

Sending condolences to the family. Pete Jimenez, my dad, is her brother and is living in a nursing home in Pueblo.

Linda was my aunt and my mother's little sister. I will always remember her energy, laughter, and the way she loved to dance! She adored her sons and wanted the very best for them. She was a wonderful cook and very generous with the delicious food she made. I am so sorry for all of us as the world will be a little less brighter without her. 

We're sad to hear of Linda's passing and regret not having tried harder to visit with her over the past few years.  We became acquainted with Linda shortly after moving to Pueblo in 1977 and shared work and pastimes with her and her family over the years.  She introduced us to fideo, a sample of her cooking we'll remember.

Aunt you will be missed. You had a true love for life. When I was young I loved the many stories you would tell.  Uncle Art and Michael so sorry for your loss. Prayers for the family.

My grandma was a strong  and amazing woman. I learned so much from her growing up. She taught me so many life lessons. She had so much amazing beauty and talent I know I got my love of dance and acting from her. She was always there when I needed her she always knew how to make me smile. I’ll miss her so much. Forever in my heart I love you grandma. 

OBITUARY

Linda Escobado

April 16, 1931 – December 6, 2020

Imperial Memorial Gardens Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery

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