Destiny workman
Sunday December 25, 2011 at
8:41 PM
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My great grandmother was my best friend. I loved her with everything in me. Im not sure if any of you will see this but i finially got the nerve to comment because this is the first christmas without her. Many of you probably arent randomly looking at this when you need to be reminded about how good of a person she was or thats shes really gone but i do because there was no funeral services it sometimes doesnt feel real to me until i go to call to make plans with her and the phone says her numbers disconnected. I can feel my mamaw here with me right now, she just put her had on my shoulder to let me know shes here. If i could say anything right now itd be merry christmas and that i love u very much
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Gina Montroso
gmontroso@yahoo.com
Tuesday March 29, 2011 at
10:27 PM
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I was saddened to learn of Mrs. Workman's passing this evening. Although I had only met her several times through clinical instruction at Collins Career Center, she left a lasting impression on me. I would like to offer my sincere condolences to her friends and family.
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Paula Triplett-Donahue
Tuesday March 29, 2011 at
1:05 PM
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To Linda's family, praying that GOD put his arms around you and gives you the comfort and strength that you need at this difficult time. I worked for 6 years with Linda on Neuro at St. Mary's. This was my first job after finishing nursing school. Linda took me under her wing and taught me so much about the ins and outs of nursing and today I am a much better nurse because of her. She had so much compassion for her patients and her job, she loved what she did, even though at times it was very stressful, she always left with a smile on her face. I was blessed to see Linda a month or so ago and thank GOD for that one last talk and bit of advise that she gave me. Great Loss, will miss you, R.I.P. Linda!
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Paula Triplett-Donahue
Tuesday March 29, 2011 at
12:59 PM
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Nicki Thompson RN
Tuesday March 29, 2011 at
12:30 PM
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I'm so very sorry, the world lost a vibrant, kind and loving person. Linda always smiled and had a positive outlook even after so much adversity in her life. I knew her as a wonderful nurse and teacher. May God give you love and comfort.
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Penny Daniels
penidan@aol.com
Monday March 28, 2011 at
11:20 PM
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Karen my thoughts are with you and Linda's famiily. I knew and worked with your mother at CHH, became friends and co-worker with you in the early 70s, and had the privilege to have Linda as a student at St.Mary's School of Nursing. It seems now that fate brought all of us together on the river cruise last summer, and treasure the time I got to spend with her that evening. Linda had a lot of adversity and was always able to display a positive outlook no matter how bleak things were. May she rest in peace and hope that you take comfort in how much the Ellis girls have left behind. Penny
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aleetra walker
aleetra.c.walker@w.gov
Monday March 28, 2011 at
2:31 PM
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Workman Family,
It was an opportunity to know your beloved mother, grandmother, sister and friend. Truly she was one the kindest and sincere person I knew. She will be missed GOD bless you all, Aleetra
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Cassie Black
Monday March 28, 2011 at
2:01 PM
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I am one of the fortunate people who got a chance to work with and know Mrs.Linda...she was a clinical instructor in my nursing class...I will always remember the things that she taught us and will hopefully always carry a little peice of her with me to help make me a better nurse...she was one of the most compassionate, caring and funny people I have ever met...
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Keith Creasy
kcreas@msn.com
Monday March 28, 2011 at
11:50 AM
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I have known Linda since 1979 when she was one of my nurses at St. Mary's when I had back surgery. She was not only a good nurse but always lifted my spirits. In 1992 I started working at St. Mary's in Pastoral Care and renewed freindship with her. She was always a joy to be around with a delightful sense of hurmor. She was an excellent and caring nurse. It was a privilage to know her and work with her. May God's peace and comfort be with all the family members.
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Carrie Marshall
CarrieMarshall78@Gmail.com
Monday March 28, 2011 at
12:01 AM
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If you was one of the Lucky ones to have meet Linda you was very blessed. Linda was a great friend of mine, she was more than a friend she was part of my family, although there was no blood relation she was like a grandmother to me. It breaks my heart to know that she is no longer here with me. She was a very kind,loving,caring,giving person who always thought of others instead of herself, She gave a 100% of her entire being to help those who needed it. I am truly greatful to have had her in my life. She was always there for me and I will never forget her. If there was one thing I could tell her it would be this... I Love You my Best Friend! Thank you for everything! I will Miss you!!!!!
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Debby Frye
Sunday March 27, 2011 at
9:39 PM
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What a heartbreak to see my friend and fellow nurse had passed away. Linda always had a laugh and was an excellent nurse. I will truly miss her. I pray that God will give you peace.
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Lisa Marcum
Lmarcum74@suddenlink.net
Sunday March 27, 2011 at
8:57 PM
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I cannot express enough how sorry I am for your loss. Linda was an amazing and caring woman who has had a positive impact in the lives of many. I will never forget her as my clinical instructor...she was always there for me. Rest In Peace Linda, you will be sadly missed.
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Cassandra Falls
Sunday March 27, 2011 at
12:58 PM
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To the family and friends of Linda, I just wanted to send my condolences. Linda did clinicals for my students at Collins Career Center. She was a kind and compassionate women. She lead students to be the same by example. She will be greatly missed by staff and students alike.
I'm very sorry for your loss. May God send comfort during this time.
Cassandra Falls
PN Instructor,
Collins Career Center
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Lisa McDaniel
Sunday March 27, 2011 at
9:43 AM
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My thoughts and prayers go out to Linda's family. I worked with Linda at St Mary's and always appreciated her fun loving personality. She will be greatly missed by many. Rest in peace Linda and may your smile shine brightly upon us all!
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Beverly Wilson
Sunday March 27, 2011 at
9:32 AM
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So sad to hear of Lindas Death...she was a special lady..and loving grandmother..prayers for the family
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deborah k pauley
Sunday March 27, 2011 at
5:25 AM
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LINDA WAS A GOOD FRIEND, TO ME AND MY FAMILY. WE KNOW SHE LOVED TO HELP AND OFFERED TO DO SO WHEN MY MOM GOT BURNED. I WILL PRAY FOR THE FAMILY THAT IS LEFT BEHIND THAT YOU ALL BE COMFORTED. MAY GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU ALL LOVE THE BRADY PAULEY FAMILY, IN JESUS NAME I PRAY
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Raymond and Edna Heffner (Duke)
Saturday March 26, 2011 at
8:04 AM
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Karen, and Linda's family: We, too, are grieved by your great loss. Although we had not seen Linda for a few years, we thought about the two of you quite often. Death is a very tragic thing, but if we put our trust in the Lord Jesus Christ, He is ever near to comfort and strengthen us.
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jennifer burgess
Friday March 25, 2011 at
5:25 PM
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Linda will be greatly missed she was a great woman she had funny ways sometimes but it made me love her that much more.
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Yvonne Webb
Friday March 25, 2011 at
4:48 PM
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Linda was a kind and delightful person. Respected in the medical field and a great teacher of the knowledge she had gained over the years. She will be greatly remembered.
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Barbara Adkins
tazzywoman@frontiernet.net
Friday March 25, 2011 at
11:44 AM
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My condolences and prayers are with you. I am one of Linda's LPN students at CCC. I consider myself blessed to have been able to have her as my clinical instructor. She will be missed dearly by my class. She will always be in our hearts and minds...which she definitely kept working all the time. She was a wonderful woman, nurse and instructor. We all loved her and her crazy but great stories, she tought us alot. She has put a spaark in me that will never go out. My prayers are with you.
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Mary Beth LaCroix
Friday March 25, 2011 at
10:06 AM
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To have met Linda was to love Linda. Her caring spirit was one that many in the health care field could only wish for. Her ability to read people was a step above her ability to read palms, but both were priceless gifts. Her time was cut short in all of our hearts and minds. her impact greater than 200 years of life. Greatful to know her and love her! Thankful she used her God-given gifts well! Rest In Peace Linda Lou you earned your wings! You will be greatly missed!
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Tina Blankenship
tmb22067@yahoo.com
Thursday March 24, 2011 at
11:28 PM
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To Linda's Family,
I worked at St.Mary's with Linda for many years. She was always a blast to be around. It didn't matter what kind of a day you were having she could always put a smile on your face. I enjoyed the time I spent with her and getting to know her. My prayers and thoughts are with each of you.
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pam hancock rn coordinator ccctc school of practical nursing
grannyfix58@aol.com
Thursday March 24, 2011 at
5:27 PM
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I can not express the great loss experienced by the students and staff at ccctc. Linda was one of a kind and will be sadly missed by all who knew her. I especially will miss her
She was a great mentor and teacher. I am proud to say she was my friend. I will try to keep her memory alive by being the best nurse I can be. So sorry for your loss
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Linda L. Workman , 70, of Wayne, WV, passed away Wednesday March 23, 2011 in St. Mary's Medical Center. She was born October 29, 1940 in Lawrence County, Ohio, daughter of the late Merrill and Alice Daughtery Ellis. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Paris Workman; daughter Deborah Class; and grandson Jason Galloway. Linda retired from St. Mary's Medical Center as a Registered Nurse and was employed with Lawrence County Collins Career Center, The Cabell County Career Technology Center, and All-Aid. She is survived by her sister Karen L. Stanley; two grandchildren Heather Galloway and Adrian Workman; two great grandchildren Destiny Workman and Miguel Galloway; two stepchildren Paris Ronald Workman and Teresa Maynard; a nephew Greg Stanly and his wife Cindy; special friends Nicolette Goheen and Josie Moore; and numerous close friends. "At my death I do not want to be remembered for my age, my gender, my occupation, my race, nor the material acquisitions I have obtained in my short stay. Instead remember me for my love and kindness." There will be no services. Hall Funeral Home Proctorville, Ohio is in charge of arrangements. Memorial donations may be made in memory of Linda Workman to St. Mary's School Foundation for Nursing Students 2900 First Avenue Huntington, WV. 25702. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.timeformemory.com/hall. 
