Linda Schutt

Funeral Service: Thursday, July 3, 2008 at 10:00am at the LDS Church, 1000 Wicks Lane in Billings, Montana.

Burial: will follow in the Mount View Cemetery in Billings.

Linda Rose Schutt made the transition from a loving Earthly being to a great spirit at Our Heavenly Fathers side.

She was born Linda Rose Hubert, September 10th, 1949 in Rock Springs, WY to parents Oscar Hubert and Rena Maxine James. Linda attended school in Kemmerer, Wyoming. She was the Relief Society Homemaking Leader in Colstrip LDS Ward and was the president of the Colstrip Chapter March of Dimes from 1980 to 1984. She was also a member of the Colstrip Quilt Club and was avid quilter.Linda was a loving child, wife, mother and grandmother and will always be remembered for her many great talents and her soft smiling face. She was a leader, an example for all to follow and she could make friends with total strangers in minutes. Her spirit overflowed with kindness, helpfulness, and a few laughs or more. She could brighten most anyone's day by just being there. She was first diagnosed with cancer in June of 2006 and fought a long courageous battle to stop its advance, but to no avail, with the final days at her home where she wanted to be with her loved one's.

She was preceded in death by her parents Oscar and Rena, a sister Carolyn Jean from Colorado, brothers George Lloyd, Robert Dean and Jimmy Dale all of Wyoming.

Linda is survived by her husband Frederick William, two daughters, Patricia Lynn Zurbuchen (Robert) of Wyoming and Joleen Dawn Schaefer (Prescott) of New Mexico, six grandchildren, William Allen, Bradley Aarron, Jordan David, Haileigh Nicole, Christina Breanne and Kiah Jane. Linda has two sisters, Jewel May in California and Violet Marie from Wyoming and a brother Samuel Richard from Wyoming.

Memorial Service will be held on Thursday, July 3, 2008 at 10:00am at the LDS Church, 1000 Wicks Lane in Billings, Montana.Burial will follow in the Mount View Cemetery in Billings. Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home of Forsyth have been entrusted with these arrangements.

Linda asked that there be no flowers, so instead we suggest balloons that can be brought for release at the gravesite or a donation to Northern Radiation Oncology, in care of Wig Boutique, 1041 North 29th St., Billings, MT