Birth date: Dec 24, 1942 Death date: May 6, 2022
Linda Carol Stoddard Raccuia passed away peacefully on May 6th, 2022. She was born in Salt Lake City on December 24th, 1942. She forever after shared her birthday with the Christmas season and loved the Savior and the Church with Read Obituary
I helped Linda sell her home in Rose Park and buy in bountiful. She did treat me like family and invited me to dinner and FHE. We shared a love of cookbooks. I loved her and her loving spirit. I went to visit her today and saw she was no longer there. Thanks for leaving a positive imprint on my heart.
I think of Linda, Joe, and the entire family every day. Linda welcomed me into the family with an open heart and open arms, as did Joe and all of the Raccuia family. Know that you are all in my heart, thoughts, and prayers. I will miss her but am happy for her to be reunited with the love of her life.
May the Lord bring you comfort now and always.
All my love,
Sharon
Linda and I worked together at Shriners Hospital for many years. She was loved by everyone, was friendly and a hard worker. We remained friends after we both retired. She will be dearly missed. She's with Joe, her loving husband now. Rest in Peace dear friend.
I had the opportunity to work with Linda at Shriner's for 7 years, she was so kind and sweet. I'm send my condolences to the Raccuia Family during this time May God continue to Bless & Keep you all.
Linda was my friend since 2004 when I went to work at Shriners Hospital. We were on the same bowling team designing and making winning costumes. We always sang at Christmas with the Karaoke Quire. She encouraged me to work at The Family History Library downtown as soon as I retired, which I did. She was the talker and I was the listener. I will miss her. I last saw her at Joe's funeral but will miss her funeral because I work at the Oquirrh Mountain Temple on that day.
So sorry for your loss.
Laraine Anderson
I remember the ward outings we went on for Center Third Ward. She was always so willing to help the ward members with food and laughter. I will miss her and her sweet smile. Rest In Peace.
I'm so saddened to hear of Linda's passing. I loved her dearly. We attended the same Ward for years. She had been out Relief Society president, Ward choir director, and friend. I know her reunion with Joe was sweet. God bless family. I
I am too far away to attend but I will remember her. Irene Thomas
