Announcing the celebration of the graduation of Linda Sue Chute to the presence of the Lord, to be held 3 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 24, 2013, at the Danville Independent Methodist Church, corner of Third Street and Broadway
Marilyn Myers Melton wrote: "A classmate, Linda Spence Chute, of Danville, ky., passed away on November 5, 2013 due to an immediately terminal form of meningitis. Her husband contacted me yesterday. They were just beginning a cruise when it hit and she was airlifted to Mexico. Then airlifted to Lexington although having to land in Houston, Texas due to coding. She was pronounced dead. Her last wishes were to donate her body to medical research, which was done in Houston. Her husband is a pastor in Danville, Ky."
We had so much fun together in school and church! Linda, myself, Bonnie L. and Sandi O. were the bane of our Home Ec. teacher's existence! I don't know why she didn't throw us out of class! Linda and her
Dad used to take us flying in a piper cub around the city. We had lots of 'overnights' and activities together. When I went away to school, she and her husband ( a baker at the time) would leave a large bag of goodies, from Plehn's Bakery, to take back to the dorm after a weekend at home. She was very thoughtful and always had a smile and something nice to say. Will never forget her!
Heather Scarlett (Hurley)
Marilyn Myers Melton wrote: "A classmate, Linda Spence Chute, of Danville, ky., passed away on November 5, 2013 due to an immediately terminal form of meningitis. Her husband contacted me yesterday. They were just beginning a cruise when it hit and she was airlifted to Mexico. Then airlifted to Lexington although having to land in Houston, Texas due to coding. She was pronounced dead. Her last wishes were to donate her body to medical research, which was done in Houston. Her husband is a pastor in Danville, Ky."
Bonnie Loeser (Duncan)
Thanks for informing us of her death.She was a sweet girl and I am sure a wonderful woman.
Jacquelyn Myers
We had so much fun together in school and church! Linda, myself, Bonnie L. and Sandi O. were the bane of our Home Ec. teacher's existence! I don't know why she didn't throw us out of class! Linda and her
Dad used to take us flying in a piper cub around the city. We had lots of 'overnights' and activities together. When I went away to school, she and her husband ( a baker at the time) would leave a large bag of goodies, from Plehn's Bakery, to take back to the dorm after a weekend at home. She was very thoughtful and always had a smile and something nice to say. Will never forget her!