Linda K Knight
February 19, 1960 ~ August 9, 2024
Resided in:
Allenstown, New Hampshire
Linda Kay Knight
1960-2024
ALENSTOWN NH—Linda Kay Knight, 64, of Allenstown and formerly of Sanford, died Friday August 9, 2024 at her home.
She was born February 19, 1960 in Sanford, the daughter of David and Carolyn (Drown) Knight. She was raised in Alfred and moved to Sanford in 1982. She worked for Cyro for thirty years and then worked as a professional Caregiver until retirement.
Linda loved to travel, seeing the world’s mountains, oceans and islands. She enjoyed gardening and entertaining. Her true passion was caring for others which she was doing right up to the time she passed away.
Linda is survived by her long-time companion, Marcel Lavoie; her brother, Karl Knight and his wife Nila; her children, Kristie and David and her stepdaughter, Shannon Lavoie.
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I met Linda when I was a little girl she would babysit my brother and I when we were young. She used to love to do things with us and take us places. We truly loved her like family.
Never held a grudge never held onto the past
She is someone who I could be funny with and serious all in one conversation
Getting reconnected after so many
Her passion for others
Love and miss you my friend! But will always have our fun times in my thoughts!
Her presence and her kindness and her caring for others ❤️
You always put others needs first
You had such a positive attitude which rubbed off on others! Your glass was half! You were a happy, selfless person that made others feel loved! You were a perfect friend!
Linda, you will forever be in my heart… I miss your smile, laughter and love! We shared many memories together and I will cherish them always! You were a beautiful soul & I miss you my friend…Fly Free ♥️
We became neighbors back in @ 1998… You were there for the birth of my son Dalton in 2000! You were also there for the birth of Coco & Cappy’s puppies!
I will always remember snow blowing a path in my yard to yours so we didn’t have to walk all the way around!
I love & miss you sooo much my friend! 💔
You loved your bumblebee bees, 🐝 apples 🍎 & Precious Moments figures! Christmas was your favorite holiday! You loved baking so many things! 🍫🍪
I loved our “girl time” whether camping, massages & polishing our toenails! I loved how you & at least David would come over for dessert & watch The Polar Express on Thanksgiving night!
I will see you someday and we can have some fun together having more pretend tea parties. Love you and miss you.
Before elementary school and all through high-school .
Charming, caring, sweet, and lovable.
Her father was a state trooper for many years and was happy every time he came home.
I’m sad that we didn’t meet before the Angels took you Linda. I’m happy that you loved my friend Marcel so much 💖 Fly with Angels sweetie and Bless you 💖
Her beautiful smile 💗
She loved my friend Marcel 💗
I’m sad we didn’t have a chance to meet before the Angels took you, but I’m happy that you loved my friend Marcel so much ❤️ Fly with Angels 😇 and always be by Marcels side💗
Linda was a very nice & loving person. She was always smiling and that smile will be remembered.
Rest in peace! You will be remembered as a very loving person.
Heaven has gained a tremendous heart. Fly high my friend.
Linda, sweet lady, you will be missed so terribly by so many people including me. I am so glad to have gotten to know you and wished we had more time to chat and spend together. You are one very Loved Lady ❤️
Marcel and I have been friends for over 40 years and that is how I got to know Linda. Had a wonderful time in Las Vegas with her and her special one.
To all those that suffer because of cancer, whether they have it or they lose someone who does 😞❤️
Loving. Caring. Quiet. Generous. Sweet. Amazing.
I met Linda about 20 years ago through Marcel. We instantly hit it off and she has been the most amazing friend anyone could have.
Marcel, my heart aches knowing our dear sweet Linda is gone. The precious time we had with her will always be a special part of my life and I will hold deep in my heart. I will miss our adventures, her laugh, kindness, love, and beautiful smile. May she rest in peace,,fly high sweet angel…I pray you find peace too and one day at a time. Keep going forward, my friend. You will never be alone, love and hugs
No matter where she went, she would talk to anyone. Linda always had a kind word to say and always brighten someone day with her amazing big genuine smile. She was the most giving, caring, loving lady I had ever known. Being her friend made me feel special.,
No matter where we went or talked in the phone, we had the most wonderful laughs. Our girl time was never boring, something super would always happen…never enough time in the day to enjoy all life’s pleasure.
How much I am going to miss her in every way, thank you for being such a remarkable friend who never asked for anything but your time.. I loved our adventures and how you always made me laugh about something. I will cherish those wonderful memories and love you always. Dance, smile, and love wherever you are.
I just reconnected with Linda earlier this year after running into her outside of Pembroke, where my son lived. She looked happy and healthy and it was so nice to see her again. Our history goes way back; our kids are the same age and we had a sort of family connection. She was a sweet lady who adored her kids and grandkids. She never had a bad word for anyone and I was happy I ran into her again after so many years. Rest in peace my friend. ❣️
I love you Honey. Thankyou for letting me share your life. How I wish we had 24 more years.
Honey, you are my world, you showed me the type of love that I didn’t think I was worthy of, you made me the man I am today.
Without you in my life seems impossible, but I will continue to move forward to show you how much your love means to me.
Until we are together again, all my Love.
Marcel
Dearest Linnie, Deepest Love, Fondest Memories. Godspeed, Mark
My family moved from Saco to Alfred in my sophomore year. I remember being terrified to go to a new school and try to make new friends. Linda and Karl walked to our new home in the February cold one evening, to welcome us to their neighborhood. Linda was 14 as I recall, I was amazed at her kindness, her big beautiful smile and her beautiful eyes. From that night forward and every night after dinner, she and Karl included me in their after school activities. At school Linda introduced me to her close knit group of friends who all made me feel welcome. I was amazed at all the things Linda knew how to do. She taught me how to process honey from the hives, through all stages of preparation and bottling. She taught me how to split firewood on her grandparents wood cutting and splitting equipment. She taught me how to swim at Loon Pond. She and Karl invited the whole neighborhood for strawberry shortcake feeds on their front lawn. She employed me and my dads pickup to go door to door, borrowing picnic tables and she’d cover them with red and white checkered tablecloths. She and Karl made dozens of strawberry shortcakes from scratch, fresh baked biscuits with strawberries they grew themselves! This 14 year old girl was amazing! Many evenings when other teenagers we’re sitting at home bored, Linda would invite half a dozen of us up to bake desserts as a team activity. She taught me how to make jello, pudding and whipped cream parfaits that were out of this world delicious. I could go on and on and on… but you get the picture… There was only one Linda Knight. God knew perfectly well the extra special child he created, and I’m sure he’s enjoying her company right now… our loss is Heavens gain… ❤️
We were best friends for almost 40 years and worked together to create a true bond. Because of Linda, I found my 2nd chance at love and she was always there for us!
We are so sorry for your loss. She was a beautiful person inside and out! She will be missed forever ❤️❤️💕
She was very loyal
Linda, until we meet again, fly high sweet beautiful lady
Her beautiful heart
A candle (almost) as bright as your smile. I’ll miss ganging up on my dad when I came to visit and all the laughter we shared. You were always so thoughtful and caring, always bubbly and kind. Such a gentle and loving soul til the end. You’ll be missed by so many, and even though you’re no longer with us, you will always be loved.