Birth date: Aug 26, 1940 Death date: Dec 5, 2025
Frances Linda Wilson Smith of Huntersville died December 5, 2025 at Novant Hospice Care in downtown Charlotte. Linda was born in Charlotte on August 26th 1940 to the late Samuel Moore Wilson and Frances Stephens Christenbury Wils Read Obituary
Aunt Linda (technically my first cousin once removed) has always been so kind and loving and there with a helpful hand or word when I really needed it. She and Uncle Harry welcomed my husband into the family with warmth and generousity. After my mother passed away, Aunt Linda checked on me regularly, especially on Sundays, which she knew were family chat times. With a smile like sunshine and a faith strong enough to move mountains, she is missed.
Ginny Morrow Munger
It is not just one specific one. My grandma Peggy and her were close, and Linda lived right behind them. I would go over to say hi, and Linda and Harry were always so nice. I do remember when they move to the house just across the street (in the same neighborhood) the first time I went inside I thought it was so nice and pretty! I always felt like Linda was exceedingly kind and her family always seemed like an extension of mine.
My favorite memory of Linda will always be seeing her ride her bike at Myrtle Beach Travel Park with Harry and the girls. Linda was the sweetest and kindest lady. She will be missed by all who loved her. Give Neana a big hug for us Linda.❤️
My favorite memory of Linda will always be seeing her ride her bike around Myrtle Beach Travel Park with Harry and the girls. Linda was the sweetest, kindest and most loving person. She will be greatly missed by all who loved her. Give Neana a big hug for us Linda❤️.
WOW! memories with Linda and Harry! From the North Myrtle Beach RV Campground to a cruise to Alaska. To our western dancing at Coyote Joes. We attend the same church. So lots of fellowship there.
Tom and I had so many laughs with them and I treasure them. I send hugs and prayers to Harry and the entire family. Much Love, Bette Stephenson
Harry and Linda were the first friends we made in our church and neighborhood, many years ago, when we moved back home, from living in Ohio. We ate out together often as couples, and in recent years Linda and i talked on the phone almost every night-discussing our individual concerns as well as many things of interest in our families, our church, neighborhood and the whole wide world. Linda was a prayer warrior and somehow it felt to me that her prayers went up a just a little higher. Over the years I would feel more secure when I knew I was on her prayer list.
At this time Im having a hard time accepting this fact that Linda and I will not have times together or on the phone at night. However, I feel blest to have had Linda in my life. She was a very special person.
Linda was always a constant in my life and in the Church family. From VBS and church camp she was always there. I remember that all of us kids would play and fellowship on their street in the park. She did give me one piece of advice; it was my last year to attend VBS and getting my drivers license permit. Her advice was not to brake on a curve when the road was wet; I remember this every time I drive. My thoughts and prayers go out to the whole family in this trying time! Rod Puckett
Harry & Linda have been our special friends for years. We have had wonderful times together at the beach and one Winter in Florida. Linda was a special Southern Lady and will be missed. Our prayers are with Harry and the whole family at this difficult time. Rest in peace sweet friend. Charlene & Tom Castle--Kingsport Tn.
So many beautiful, precious memories of time spent at Myrtle Beach Travel Park with Linda and her family. Linda was always riding her bike through the campground, giving her brilliant smile to everyone in the park. She was so genuine, kind and thoughtful! Her friendship was a true blessing to us! She will definitely be missed! 💔. Our thoughts, prayers, deepest sympathy and love are with Harry and the entire family. ❤️🙏. Tony and Earlene Rivers
