Never forgotten, always missed. As many years have passed by, I still think about you often. Love you, my friend

20 years have gone by, but it doesn't feel like it at all. Hope you're watching over those who miss you.

I remember your beautiful smile.

20 years have gone by. It seems like yesterday. Linda was a great colleague who moved to NY Marsh to be close to her sister. She was so excited. Linda left is too soon.

I remember the moment I discovered Linda was gone. I had known her when she worked in Chicago. We talked about how excited she was to move to NYC. I fly out of Albuquerque, where they have a list of the names of all the people who died that day - I always stop to read Linda's name and remember her bright smile.

19 years later, it's still so hard to believe. I'm so glad I was able to visit the memorial last year. Each time was so impactful and so emotional. Miss you

You are not forgotten, Linda.

18 years ago you was taken from us. We will forever carry you in our hearts.

Still thinking about you my friend. Time might heal wounds, but it only dulls the pain. You were such an incredible friend and colleague. The world lost an amazing person.

Boy do I miss her

Remembering Linda on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 which I am watching on CNN this morning. I had the privilege of working with her at Sedgwick Chicago - a good person, always brightened up the office with her personality!

Linda and I worked together at Sedgwick in Chicago. We laughed and fought and played. We were friends and I think of her often. She is truely missed. I am glad to know her. I am happy she was part of my life even ever so brief. I will never forget Linda.

Linda and I worked together in the CMS department of Sedgwick in Chicago and also on the ISO 9000 iniatives. Linda was always very spirited and upbeat and her enthusiasm was contagious. I'll always think of her when I think of 9/11.

I worked with Linda at Sedgwick/Marsh in Chicago. We talked often about us both being from 'back east' and I remember how excited she was to sell her condo and move to NY. You are miseed, the world if worse off without you.

I worked with Linda at Sedgwick in Chicago and kept in touch when she moved to NYC. I remember receiving her card when the office moved to the Twin Towers. It was a priveledge to be her colleague and friend. It's a shame I didn't know this board was here until I received an email indicating it would cease on 2/1/04.

I think of Linda often. I worked very closely with Linda at Sedgwick in Chicago. We were Co-coordinators for the implementation of ISO 9000. She is greatly missed even today. I just came across this site and it is now 1.5 years later. She is always remembered by the Chicago office.

I worked with Linda when she was with Sedgwick in Chicago. She was the representative from CMS when we went through ISO 9000 certification. She was always upbeat even when being faced with implementation challenges. She is missed.

I worked with Linda in the Chicago Sedgwick office, she was the liability adjuster on the Montgomery Wards account and I was the Work Comp adjuster. She was always very helpful and friendly. Even though she moved to the great city of NY we still kept in touch. I will miss her

I had the opportunity to meet Linda by telephone while working on a mutual client shared by NY and NJ. She was getting some information for Ron Comer, her boss, and another lost colleague on 9/11. It was a privlege to assist her and Ron. We will never forget them.