Mrs. Linda K Beaulieu
March 4, 1960 ~ May 16, 2014
Marietta Southern Cremations & Funerals
Mrs. Linda K. Beaulieu passed away suddenly on Friday, May 16, 2014,
Linda was born in Franklin, Ohio on March 4, 1960. She has lived in Georgia since 1991. She graduated from Gwinnet College.
She worked as a Respiratory Therapist at Kennestone Hospital in the Pulmonary Function Lab & ICU's for over 13 years.
Her passions in life were love for her family, for animals (her sweet Max), and her gardening.
Linda was an inspiration to every person in life that she touched. Her beautiful smile was noticed and remembered by all who met her.
Mrs. Beaulieu was the daughter of the late Robert & Catherine Wellington.
She was most proud of her role of wife, mother and respiratory therapist. Mrs. Beaulieu is survived by her husband of 29 years, Steven T. Beaulieu; daughter Nicole (Beaulieu) Nicholson of Woodstock, Ga; & son Michael Beaulieu of Marietta Ga.
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Thinking of your family at this very difficult time. Love and prayers.
Linda’s beautiful spirit touched so many. She will truly be missed. My thoughts & prayers are with her family & all the lives she touched.
Linda was a person who could light up a room by just being present. I’ll miss her dearly and think of her often. My prayers are with all the people whose life she touched, which is many.
Thinking of your family at this very difficult time. Linda will surely be missed my many.
Susanne Croy
Your family is in my heart and in my prayers. Linda was an awesome person who spoke of her family often. My deepest condolences and may God have his hand on your family.
Our deepest condolences on your loss. We are here if you need us.
Linda has been such a great woman. She was strong in ways that were inspiring, even from my elementary school days with Nicole. She will truly be missed.
Linda, you will forever be in my heart. Steven, Nicole and Michael, may you be comforted by the outpouring of love surrounding you.
Dear Steven, Nichole, and Michael, I will always remember Linda’s sense of humor and big heart. I remember how hard she worked decorating and remodling the house. I specifically remember coming to your house when she was redoing the bathroom. (with the red wall and pedestal sink.) She had made the house so beautiful. Linda always made me feel welcome. I have so many good memories of her at work and with the gang. When I think of Linda, I still see her smile, hear her beautiful laugh and see that little twinkle in her eye that meant she was up to something. We never know why our paths cross in this world, but I am greatful to have walked beside her, worked beside her, and laughed along with her for a time here on earth. My prayers are with you and all of her friends today and in the days ahead. She will certainly be missed by many. Dana Holland Linn
Linda and I enjoyed talking about plants and the joy they bring to us. I will always think of her when I see a beautiful fern basket. Every year she brought the “biggest” ferns she could find for her beautiful front porch, and sure enough, I saw them hanging up on Sunday. Glad to know that she was able to do this before her passing. To Steven and her children my throughts are with you and know that she will be with you forever…..
Well Linda, end of the road here on earth. The world seems a bit darker, knowing we won’t ever meet here again. We had so much fun together. I loved working with you, going out with our friends and spending a little time with your lovely family. You loved your family and I think that is what I remember best about you. Yes, even your Mastiff. (sorry if I misspelled that) Steven was your greatest love. What a great guy you found. It hurts me to know what he is going through. He is the best. I know we’ll meet again sweet sister.
STEVE, NICHOLE, AND MICHAEL, LINDA B AS WE CALLED HER WAS ONE FANTASTIC WOMAN. SHE HAD MORE COMPASSION, LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING OF PEOPLE THAN MOST. SHE WAS MY COWORKER, TEAM MATE, BUT FIRST SHE WAS MY FRIEND. I LOVED BEING AROUND HER. SHE MADE SO MANY PEOPLE LAUGH IN DIFFICULT TIMES. HER HEART WAS FOR HER FAMILY. SHE LOVED EACH OF YOU MORE THAN THERE IS ROOM FOR ME TO EXPRESS. YOU WERE HER EVERYTHING. I WILL MISS HER SO MUCH. RIP BEAUTIFUL SPIRIT, AND WE WILL MEET AGAIN. LOVE AND LIGHT TO THE FAMILY.
Linda thank you for your always welcoming smile. My you rest in peace.
One of my favorite memories of Linda and ironically she and I were just talking about this was when we went to Pat’s 50th birthday party at Scalini’s. That was a great time. Another time I remeber was when Pat’s grandson was born and Linda and I were there to help support Pat. She was a great person, a big heart and always smiling. She will be missed…until we meet again my friend…
We shared so many laughs. She loved to talk about her family, dog, remodeling… just full of helpful advice for life. She was so giving and full of life. She leaves behind such a legacy.My thoughts are with you 🙁
Linda was such a beautiful person-inside and out. I did not see her much since we worked at different Wellstar hospitals and entirely different shifts, but when we talked, it was as if the time had not passed. She was so funny, smart, interesting and always upbeat. She made an impact on everyone she knew. Such an awesome person!!! My thoughts and prayers are with you, Steven, and her children.