Linda Joy Blevins, née Keeble, of Madison Heights, Michigan, passed away on December 26, 2021, one day shy of her 83rd birthday.
Linda is survived by six children from her first marriage: Noralea (Nori) Fought, Andrew R. Blevins, Joyce M. Shepherd, Janet M. Gamble, Donald W. Blevins, and Patricia L. Heard.
She had 11 grandchildren: Rebecca, Rejeana, Matthew, Amanda, Warren, Brittny, Jake, Chad, Megan, Cady, and Charles Monroe and 11 great grandchildren: Tabitha, Jordin, Zoey, Gracelyn, Noah, Matthew, Justin, Scott, Bre’ann, Baylyn, and Boston.
She graduated Pershing High School, Detroit in 1956.
Linda was adopted by Warren and Margaret Keeble in 1940. She learned of the adoption around age of 30 and later in her life began a search to locate her biological family. She was successful in her search and located both families of her mother and father and was able to reunite with her father for several years before his passing.
In lieu of sending flowers, we know Linda would have liked donations to go to any of the organizations:
– Methodist Children’s Home Society https://methodistchildrenshomesociety.salsalabs.org/everydaygiving
– Any homeless shelter or animal rescue
A Celebration in her honor of her life will be held at a later date.
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My prayers are with all the family I love and miss you much and wish that I could stand by your side just being there for you. Linda was a wonderful woman and truly creative with making jewelry out of different types of paper which I showed and shared with my daughter the way Linda showed me. She was very wise and great to talk to. Thank you to all the family for giving me the opportunity to be a part of her life.
So sorry to hear about the passing of your mom. I only met her once or twice, but I can truly say she has some great kids! Love to you all.
Diane