Linda Nolin

Obituary of Linda Carolyn Nolin

Linda Carolyn Nolin (Hayes), 76 of Melbourne, Florida passed away after a courageous battle with leukemia on June 17, 2017 at Holmes Regional Hospital in Melbourne. She is predeceased by her husband, Melvin Nolin, parents Luther and Irene Hayes, her stepmother, Reba Hayes , brothers JL Hayes and Jimmy Hayes. Mom was a homemaker whose single goal in life was to bring joy and happiness to all around her. She loved God, her church and her community. She enjoyed driving her golf cart throughout her communityin Melbourne and her beloved Etowah, Tennessee, delivering her homemade brownies that she filled with smiles and love aplenty. Mom leaves behind with a lifetime of loving memories her companion, Charlie Blair, her beloved children around whom her world revolved, daughter, Saundra Sabia and her son, Charlie Harris (Darlene), her adored grandchildren, Mallory (Justin) Ray, Austin Harris, Vincent Sabia and Christina (Chase) Cornell, her four precious great children, Zane, Madison, Makenna and Camden.   She'll forever live in the hearts of her sister, Anita (Mickie) Perry, brothers, Hillard (Betty) Hayes, Tommy (Judy) Hayes and sister in law, Gloria Hayes as well as a large number and nieces and nephews, all of whom she treasured. Mom  had many friends with whom she shared her joy, most especially her Florida friends, Lawana, Wanda, Laura, Theresa, Evelyn, Homer, Donnie and Barbara and all of her dear Etowah friends at Baker's and Scottie's. Mom's special smile, her warm heart, her funny jokes and her "Now Listens" will live with us forever. She wrote, "Don't cry for me.  I'm free.  I walked the path God laid for me."   Rest easy our gentle, beautiful mother.  Sing with the angels. "A mother's love is a blessing" She is being laid to rest next to her beloved mother and father in Etowah, Tennessee. A celebration of her life will be held in East Etowah at 2pm on Saturday, June 24, 2017 at the Etowah Cemetery and another in Florida at a date to be announced later.
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