Linda Ann Chamberlin
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April 26, 1957 - July 6, 2026
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Linda Ann Chamberlin, of Allyn, WA, passed away on July 6, 2026, after a long battle with cancer. She was born on April 26, 1957, in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
Linda began her career as a florist in New England, where she owned her own floral shop and enjoyed creating beautiful flower arrangements. She later built a long career in the airline industry, working as a gate agent for various airlines, eventually retiring with JetBlue.
Linda enjoyed many of life's simple pleasures. She loved spending time with her dog, Chance, and her cat, Casper. She also enjoyed gardening, walking, visiting the casino, taking cruises, traveling to Alaska, and spending time with her family. She especially loved a good chicken parmesan, relaxing at home with her pets, and creating memories with family and friends.
She was known for her quick wit, honesty, reliability, and no-nonsense personality. Linda had a wonderful sense of humor and enjoyed socializing with those around her.
Linda was proud of owning her floral shop, her many years in the airline industry, and most of all, her three children and grandchildren. She also treasured the many trips she shared with her late husband, her children, and her surviving sisters.
She would like to be remembered as a loving mother who cared deeply for her family and pets. Her humor, kindness, strength, and love for those closest to her will be remembered by everyone who knew her.
Linda is survived by her daughters, Allison Rix of Tennessee and Rachael Chamberlin-Smith of North Carolina; her son, Preston Chamberlin of Colorado; her grandchildren, Hailey Sprague and Jacey Sprague, both of North Carolina; her brothers, Daniel David Martin of New Hampshire, Dean Sotirakopoulos of New Hampshire, Arthur Soterakopoulos of Washington, and Thomas Soterakopoulos of New Hampshire; and her sisters, Janet Bush of Pennsylvania and Valerie Spaulding of Washington.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband, Geoffrey Chamberlin.
Linda will be remembered with love by her family, friends, and all who knew her.Details for a gathering to celebrate Linda’s life and legacy are currently pending and will be shared by the family when finalized.