Linda Strobel died of apparent natural causes at her Williston Residence on Saturday, June 25, 2011.
Linda Kay Strobel was born on September 15, 1949 to Ralph and Jean Berryman in Minot, ND, where she was also raised and educated.
She moved with her son, Cameron, to Greeley, CO for 30 years before returning to North Dakota. While in Colorado, she was employed at Monfort Portion Foods for 15 years and then Kodak-Colorado Division for 15 years.
Linda loved her family, especially her only child Cameron, and nieces and nephews. In High School she enjoyed playing softball which she continued to play while living in Greeley, CO. She enjoyed watching all sports, especially the Denver Broncos and Minnesota Vikings and had a passion for camping, fishing, and a good game of cribbage.
Survived by her son, Cameron Strobel, Minneapolis, MN; brother, Dennis (Bonny) Berryman, Minot, ND and their children Brett and Briana Jo, Scottsdale, AZ; sister, Carol (Jim) Hicks, Williston, ND and their children Sadie and Chelsea Hicks, Denver, CO; brother, James (Leslie) Berryman and their children, Bryce and Gavin, Alpena, MI.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Jean Berryman; and grandmother, Alice Blackstead.
Linda Kay Strobel was born on September 15, 1949 to Ralph and Jean Berryman in Minot, ND, where she was also raised and educated.
She moved with her son, Cameron, to Greeley, CO for 30 years before returning to North Dakota. While in Colorado, she was employed at Monfort Portion Foods for 15 years and then Kodak-Colorado Division for 15 years.
Linda loved her family, especially her only child Cameron, and nieces and nephews. In High School she enjoyed playing softball which she continued to play while living in Greeley, CO. She enjoyed watching all sports, especially the Denver Broncos and Minnesota Vikings and had a passion for camping, fishing, and a good game of cribbage.
Survived by her son, Cameron Strobel, Minneapolis, MN; brother, Dennis (Bonny) Berryman, Minot, ND and their children Brett and Briana Jo, Scottsdale, AZ; sister, Carol (Jim) Hicks, Williston, ND and their children Sadie and Chelsea Hicks, Denver, CO; brother, James (Leslie) Berryman and their children, Bryce and Gavin, Alpena, MI.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Jean Berryman; and grandmother, Alice Blackstead.
Linda Strobel died of apparent natural causes at her Williston Residence on Saturday, June 25, 2011.
Linda Kay Strobel was born on September 15, 1949 to Ralph and Jean Berryman in Minot, ND, where she was also raised and educated.
She moved with her son, Cameron, to Greeley, CO for 30 years before returning to North Dakota. While in Colorado, she was employed at Monfort Portion Foods for 15 years and then Kodak-Colorado Division for 15 years.
Linda loved her family, especially her only child Cameron, and nieces and nephews. In High School she enjoyed playing softball which she continued to play while living in Greeley, CO. She enjoyed watching all sports, especially the Denver Broncos and Minnesota Vikings and had a passion for camping, fishing, and a good game of cribbage.
Survived by her son, Cameron Strobel, Minneapolis, MN; brother, Dennis (Bonny) Berryman, Minot, ND and their children Brett and Briana Jo, Scottsdale, AZ; sister, Carol (Jim) Hicks, Williston, ND and their children Sadie and Chelsea Hicks, Denver, CO; brother, James (Leslie) Berryman and their children, Bryce and Gavin, Alpena, MI.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Jean Berryman; and grandmother, Alice Blackstead.
Linda Kay Strobel was born on September 15, 1949 to Ralph and Jean Berryman in Minot, ND, where she was also raised and educated.
She moved with her son, Cameron, to Greeley, CO for 30 years before returning to North Dakota. While in Colorado, she was employed at Monfort Portion Foods for 15 years and then Kodak-Colorado Division for 15 years.
Linda loved her family, especially her only child Cameron, and nieces and nephews. In High School she enjoyed playing softball which she continued to play while living in Greeley, CO. She enjoyed watching all sports, especially the Denver Broncos and Minnesota Vikings and had a passion for camping, fishing, and a good game of cribbage.
Survived by her son, Cameron Strobel, Minneapolis, MN; brother, Dennis (Bonny) Berryman, Minot, ND and their children Brett and Briana Jo, Scottsdale, AZ; sister, Carol (Jim) Hicks, Williston, ND and their children Sadie and Chelsea Hicks, Denver, CO; brother, James (Leslie) Berryman and their children, Bryce and Gavin, Alpena, MI.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Jean Berryman; and grandmother, Alice Blackstead.
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