Linda Jean Hemminger Colón

Linda, luego de graduarse de universidad, tuvo una carrera exitosa trabajando en diferentes bancos y compañías de seguro.

Amigos y familiares hablan de Linda como un ser de luz, bondadosa y cariñosa. Linda llenaba cada espacio de su vida con alegría, y le daba la bienvenida a todos con su infinito amor.

Luego de retirada pasaba sus días paseando a su perro Paco Pepe con su amiga y vecina Susy, buscando la próxima telenovela, peleando con el polvorín puertorriqueño, cocinando, y hablando con sus hijos y nietos por FaceTime.

Linda deja atrás a su esposo de toda una vida José Esteban (Father) a sus hijos Joche, Esteban y Nikole a sus nueras Tania y Lorna, a su nuero Kenny, sus nietos Yahir y Milo, sus amores de cuatro patas Paco Pepe, Cleo, Leia, Ellington, Lana e innumerables familiares, amigos y animales que adoraba con todo su corazón.

Su familia la tiene en su corazón y la extrañará por siempre.

“Un dia a la vez.”

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Linda Jean Hemminger Colón, was born in Burlington, Riverside, New Jersey on November 2, 1956 and passed away on August 24, 2023 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, surrounded by her husband and 3 children.

Linda, after graduated from college had a successful career with different banks and insurance companies.

Friends and family speak of Linda as a being of light, kindness and love. Linda filled every space in her life with joy and welcomed everyone with her endless love.

After retirement, she spent her days walking her dog Paco Pepe with her friend and neighbor Susy, looking for the next telenovela, fighting with the Puerto Rican dust, cooking, and talking to her children and grandchildren on FaceTime.

Linda leaves behind her husband of a lifetime, José Esteban (Father), sons Joche, Esteban, daughter Nikole, daughters in law Tania and Lorna, son in law Kenny, grandsons Yahir and Milo, four-legged loves Paco Pepe, Cleo, Leia, Ellington, Lana, countless family, friends, and animals she adored with all her heart.

Her family hold her in their hearts and will miss her forever.

"One day at a time.”