Linda Sue Griffin

Linda Sue Griffin, born on April 4, 1957, bid her final farewell on August 11, 2026. Her presence—a steadfast, loving beacon to those fortunate enough to know her—remains deeply felt in the hearts she touched.

Linda Sue lived a life defined by compassion, strength, and an unwavering devotion to family. She was a daughter to Pauline and T.W. Livingston, and their memories lived on in her character and warmth. As a loving wife, she shared her journey with her late husband Johnny Griffin, and together they created a legacy that will forever mark their family’s story. Lynda loved her animals! Her dog Milo and her bearded dragon Leroy. She spent allot of her time gardenting and had a great passion for Fishing. 

Linda Sue embraced motherhood with an open heart, nurturing a remarkable family with boundless love and patience. She leaves behind her daughters and son in laws:  Nicole Anderson, Jesse Anderson, Shasta Wiley, Adam Wiley, Malinda Crochet, and Nick Crochet, each of whom carry forward her enduring spirit and unwavering encouragement. Her sons, Jamie Griffin, Stacy Valentino, and Victoria, cherish the lessons she imparted, the laughter they shared, and the irreplaceable bond that only a mother could create.

She mourned, and now joins, those who departed before her: her beloved husband Johnny, her step-son Frankie Blackwell, her mother Pauline, her father T.W., her sister Barbara Anderson, and her niece Patricia Wright. The affection she gave and the stories they shared will echo in the memories of those who remain.

Through all of life’s joys and trials, Linda Sue’s love was a constant support, a foundation upon which her family could always rely. The strength of her character, the tenderness of her embrace, and the wisdom of her words have left an indelible mark. Her resilience and fierce dedication inspired those around her, and the example she set will never fade.

Though words cannot capture all that Linda Sue meant to her family and friends, her legacy is carried forward in the lives she shaped and the deep love she gave so freely. She leaves behind a family bound by her spirit, honored to be part of her remarkable journey.

Pallbearers: Adam Wiley, Nick Crochet, Justin Ferguson, Billy Scrugs, Thomas Roberts

Honorary: Buddy Wright, Jesse Anderson