Sieleman, Linda Lee 1955-2014

SIELEMAN, BRECKENRIDGE, WARRINGTON, FREE, SCHNETZER, DIBBLE, ALLEN, SEARS

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Date: 4/7/2014 at 14:27:02

LINDA LEE SIELEMAN 1955 - 2014

Obituary
LINDA LEE SIELEMAN Linda was born Jan. 23, 1955, and passed unexpectedly March 20, 2014, in Columbia, Mo. She and twin sister, Rinda Linn, were born to Forrest and Dixie Lee Breckenridge Sieleman from Rich Hill, Mo. She attended Ruskin High School in Kansas City, Mo. She worked at K.U. Med. Ctr., Osteopathic Hospital, and Nat'l. Pioneer Trails Museum.

She met the love of her life, Albert Warrington and together they raised two daughters, in Independence, Mo. Later on moving to Columbia, Mo. She is survived by daughters, Alanta Sea Free and husband Rhodi Schnetzer, Columbia, and Skyla B. Free and husband Tom Bennett Free, Shawnee, Kan.; five grandchildren, Rhiannon, Aubrey, Keira, Zoey, and Ridge. Also her parents, Forrest Sieleman, Garden City, Mo.; and Dixie Lee Breckenridge and stepfather, Charles Dibble, Independence; three sisters, Rinda Linn Dibble, KCMO, Brenda Sue Allen, Rush, NY, Pamela Sears, Blairstown, Mo., and one brother, Rick Sieleman, Garden City, Mo.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Al, last year and her grandparents, Steve and Irene Sieleman of Rich Hill, Mo., and Burton and Adine Breckenridge of Newton, Iowa. Linda was first and foremost a devoted mother and grandmother. Her passions were hats, flowers, kitties, dancing and family. She was a beautiful redhead, creative and loved to laugh. A true butterfly! Love always and eternally!

Fond memories and condolences can be left at www.heartlandcremation.com. Memorial arrangements to be made through DL Breckenridge (816) 796- 3204.
Published in Kansas City Star on Mar. 30, 2014
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