Linda K. Higgins
May 5, 1948 ~ February 13, 2016
Linda K Higgins, 67, Mooresville, passed away February 13, 2016, in her residence. Mrs. Higgins was born May 5, 1948, in Indianapolis to the late Ralph Delbert and Mary Helen (Padgett) Clevenger.
Linda primarily enjoyed being a homemaker through the years. She was a talented artist, working with oil painting.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, George Higgins and two daughters, Brandy Ellis and Kimberly Miner.
Survivors include one daughter, Heather Garver of Camby; siblings, Danny Clevenger of Indianapolis, Thomas Clevenger of Indianapolis, Kenny Clevenger of Danville, Karen Galloway of Greencastle; two grandchildren, Gage Garver and Tabatha Wingler.
The funeral service will begin at 1 p.m., Friday, February 19, 2016, in the chapel at Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville. Friends may call from 11 a.m. until service time at the funeral home. Burial will follow in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens, Greenwood. Visit www.CarlisleBranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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We had so much fun when we were young. All the family gatherings and crazy times. Linda was one of the most beautiful young ladies, we would go places and men would just stop and looks at her. And our trips to the Goodie!! OMG My heart breaks for you Heather…Love Aunt Diana
I remember as a kid when linda and George lived in the apartments over there by mom and dad and haveing a picnic and doing karaoke
I have many fond memories I will always hold dear to me.Beautiful aunt.A talented, artsy and a woman of love for her family. She enjoyed to laugh and brought so much joy to those around her. She called me ReBee. Always rooted me on through my journey, she cheered me on reminding me how proud she is of my endeavors. She will be missed, I can see a butieful reunion with those of our love ones that passed before her. See you soon my sweet aunt. Love, ReBee Heather stay strong girl, love you @——–;——–
Mom as I sit here tonight with a gut wrenching feeling of loneliness with so many thoughts of you bouncing through my head I just needed to tell you I love you with all of me. Now always and forever
I remember everyday before you would leave for work you would sing sheena eastons for your eyes only with me.
Heather, I did not know your mother, but please know that I am praying for you to have peace. Love you.
I will miss our talks and how caring she was. Even when she was sick, she would call to ask if I was doing okay. She liked to come across as gruff, but Heather, she loved you so much! What a beautiful soul.
Two beautiful women…
Oh there are so many memories! But mamaws hair resembling an afro, and how she got on that elephant for me when she was terrified!
What a wonderful, beautiful person. I have to love her….she brought my bf Heather into the world. I know Linda was loved by so many. I hope she rest in peace in Heaven.
Dear Heather & Family, I have so many good memories of Linda, she use to come and stay all night with me when we were little, once she drew a mustache on my school pictures! When I spent night with my brother (Larry) I couldn’t wait to go to Aunt Helens so, I could play and dance with all the kids. The last time I heard from her she was giving me encouragement with my cancer. I will miss her. Your cousin , Carol
Carol Jean we Are All Lost. Its Karen love u <3
In the beginning there was life, and I shared that with my sister and family. There were hard, good and sad times. I have learned a valuable lesson when I was 14. Don’t steal your sisters hot pants! All the years that she has been my sister will never be enough. My heart is broken, I know there are better things to come. I will see her soon. I know she is in God’s hands and I am at peace with that. I love you sissy forever. Love, Sissy ‘Karen’
Awe maria I’m so sorry for you and your family! God bless all of you.. love you my dear friend maria
Always wanted to be like Linda when I was a kid, but as adults we had so much fun. Trips to the Goodie, dancing at our home parties. She was a good person and I know she is with loved ones now and looking down on her family with love.