In Memory

Linda Feuerborn (Evers)

Linda Feuerborn (Evers)


 

Linda Lee Evers entered her rest on Sunday, July 12, 2026. She was born on November 24, 1946, to John C. Feuerborn and Thelma V. Feuerborn. She attended Pattonville Senior High School. Linda loved Jesus, and she has been reunited with many loved ones in heaven, including her husband, Albert. We are sure that she was excitedly welcomed on Sunday morning right at sunrise.

Linda is survived by her brother, John Feuerborn (Kathleen) and his sons, Jack & Steve. She had opportunity to hold his hand on her final day, and John will treasure that forever.

In her younger years, Linda had a distinguished career as an executive secretary at McDonnell-Douglas. She was preceded in death by her husband, Albert H. Evers, Jr. Albert was the love of Linda’s life, and they spent many happy years together. Following Albert and Linda’s marriage in 1994, they retired to the Lake of the Ozarks where they spent 18 years boating, fishing, and enjoying their friends and family. They returned to the St. Louis area in 2010.

Linda loved to shop, loved costume jewelry, and was a bright light in all our lives. She was one of the funniest people any one of us ever knew! Tilly, the cat, will miss Linda most of all. Tilly was the meanest cat anyone has ever met, but Linda loved her and treated her like a princess.

Linda Lee Evers will be greatly missed by many, including her niece, Michelle; her best friend, Joanna; her dear friend, Rob; and all of her friends at West Clay Senior Living. For the last number of years, she has been supported and loved dearly by the Sudharshan family. Linda called them her Indian family, and she loved every minute of her time spent with them. She loved trying new Indian foods, going to their school events, being silly, and getting taken on grand adventures.

Our memories of her will always be cherished.

 

 

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07/29/26 10:29 AM #1    

Robert Hotchkiss

Linda was really a lot of fun and funny.  I remember we had typing class together in 1963 (I still can't t ype well!), she sat behind me. On that infamous afternoon the announcement came over the intercom that President Kennedy had been assasinated and I remember both of us just stunned and sitting there sort of holding onto each other. The whole world stopped for a while.  I remember her tears. She was a cool classmate and friend. I last saw her in 1980 at a funeral and she had not changed much although we did not have time to chat.  I hope she had a wonderful life! 


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