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Linda Louise Greenwall, age 70, of Lawton passed away Thursday, September 12, 2019 at her home, surrounded by her family.
Linda was born in the General Hospital in Hobart, Oklahoma on November 9, 1948 to William and Helen Trotter. Linda attended Whittier Elementary; Tomlinson Junior High and Lawton High School, graduating from LHS in May 1966. Linda attended Cameron College for two years receiving an Associate Degree. She worked for Fitch Industrial during her high school years, college years and after until 2000 when health issues forced her to retire. Linda married Gary Charles Greenwall on July 5, 1968. They have a daughter Kristina Gayle and a son Cary Lynn Greenwall. They resided in the Pleasant Valley Estates community near Lake Lawtonka. Linda was a member of Liberty Heights Christian Church in Lawton since 1958.
Preceded in death were her father, Bill Trotter; her grandparents, Jim and Opal Horne; her father and mother in-law, Charles and Beulah Greenwall; her cousins, Jerry Ann Lance and Becky Eldred; her uncles, Earl Jack Horne and Ralph Dickson and her aunts, Eleanor Lance and Mary Eldred, Linda is survived by her husband, Gary, of the home; her daughter, Kristina Gayle and husband Robert Vallery; her son, Gary Lynn; one granddaughter, Kamra Kay Cox; her mother, Helen Trotter; her brother, John Trotter; her aunt, Betty Dickson; a host of cousins, James and Johnny Horne, Judy Kay, Jennifer Sue, and Jayne Beth Lance, Rosemary and Brenda Eldred, Michael Horne, Molly and Ralph Dickson II, and John Henry Trotter and Jodi Trotter; sister in law, Linda Bridges and faithful friends Sandra Baker, Maria Stebbins and Amber Poindexter.
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