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Notified by Rudy Karg:
Linda Rae Kachinsky KARG
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KARG, Linda Rae Kachinsky
Linda passed away at home in the arms of her family. Born the youngest of five, to Frank and Ann Kachinsky of Spokane. She graduated from Lewis and Clark HS where she met her future husband, Rudy. After graduation she left for basic training in the Air Force where she became a Communications Specialist. Linda went on to graduate from Spokane Falls Community College and earn her Certified Professional Secretary Certificate. She worked at Spokane Community College for 25 years, in the Admin. Registration Office, Automotive Department and retired in 2002 as an Administrative Assistant to the Dean. Her dedicated service to the community included teaching CPR, First Aid, Emergency Medical Technician, and more. Linda volunteered as a Fire Fighter and EMT for the Suncrest Fire Department in Stevens County for 10+ years. But her greatest achievement was as a wife and mother of three!
She was preceded in death by her daughter Cherelyn and survived by her husband Rudy Karg, and daughters Leanna Karg, Jennifer Crandall, two grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
There will be a memorial service at the Deer Park Eagles on Saturday, May 21st at noon.
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Jerry Koller
It is always a shock to see the ones you knew real well pass. Linda was such a nice, but quiet girl. Rudy and her were both in the same home room as me, Jerry Koller.
I wish the best to Rudy and his family in the future. The ups and downs in life are often not fair, but we have to move on and deal with it is a wise way. All my blessing to all our class as well. Jerry
Roger Klausler
Dear Rudy, I am sure Linda lives on in the hearts of so many people. Hoping you can find comfort through the memory of happier times and the love of all who care about you and your family. Grief will end over time, but mourning never will--nor should it. You are in my thoughts, Rudy. Roger Klausler
Jerry Malone
Rudy, your relationship with Linda, filled with love and devotion, has been a constant thought through the years. Occasionally, we would see you two together in a restaurant or I'd run into you at the hospital, but it always brought to mind your love that started when you were so young. What a loss to you, I cannot begin to imagine. I pray the Lord help fill the voids that can't be reached.
Jerry Malone