Birth date: Feb 7, 1949 Death date: Jun 27, 2026
Linda Elizabeth (Saab) Healey Linda Elizabeth (Saab) Healey, 77, formerly of Miami Springs, Florida (Presently a resident of the Palaces) passed away in her sleep at Baptist Hospital on Saturday, June 27, 2026. Linda was the dau Read Obituary
Dearest Saab Family
My heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with your family.. Linda was a fighter who enjoyed life to the fulliest. She beat all odds and outlived what doctors told her was impossible. Remember her good days and keep those memories alive, as she would want you to do.
Linda was full of life and loved it deeply, just as she loved all of her siblings. May God grant peace in your hearts today and always.
Love always,
Nancy Perez and Family
My dear friend Linda
Today is your last day with those that love you and I can’t be there to tell you how much I love you, but my heart is with you.
We’ve been friends for 54 years and we’ve been through a lot with our health. But we’ve also shared so many good memories. Your family accepted me as part of the family and I’ve never cooked spaghetti without being the thin one.
Your brother George would ask me why I was there and I would tell him “your mom and Linda invited me.”
I was a witness to your wedding to Joe and it lasted until he passed. You invited me to go on some of your trips to Bimini. When I lost a job, you had one lined up for me.
You bought noise maker toys for my boys when they turned one.
Sometimes we went without talking for a while, but we always picked up our conversations like no time had passed.
To say I’ll miss you, is an understatement. I miss you now, but I know that I will see you again. When it’s my time, tell Jesus to let you be at the doors of heaven to welcome me.
I love you now, I’ll love you forever. ❤️❤️❤️
Rest in eternal peace, my beautiful friend. Thank you for all the unforgettable moments we shared, from the endless laughs at the Hurricane, to your wonderful visits to Danny and me in Satellite Beach, and that magical trip to Ireland. Your memory will live on in our hearts forever. We love and miss you dearly.
Gisela and Danny Kelly
Linda was a kind, generous friend. I loved all the BBQ dinners we lived on in the 70s, the Christmases her family included me in, and I’ll never forget one Thanksgiving dinner she was cooking for friends at her apartment. Like so many of us have done at one time or another, she left the bag of yucky stuff in the turkey carcass as it cooked. The stench was horrendous and I think we went out for BBQ again that night.
Love you, my dear friend. I will never forget you!💜
Heaven is lucky to have you.
Lynn O’Hara
Rockport, Maine
I'll always remember, as a child, when we would come down to visit family, and Mom and Dad would take us to visit Aunt Linda and Uncle Joe at the bar, for steak night. Aunt Linda was always happy to see us and would take some time away from the other patrons to talk.
She was always more than happy to talk to family, and loved being with us all at Grandma and Grandad's house, and she always had a bit of a smirk on her face when us younger cousins would get into mischief.
I miss you, Aunt Linda.
