Linda Mary Walker (nee McCann).

Linda Mary Walker (nee McCann). Linda was born June 6, 1951 to Peter and Mary McCann. She grew up in Chicago and was married to Michael in 1973. Together, they raised their family in Oak Lawn. Linda or "Lin" as she was affectionately called was adored by her children Carla (Rick) Zavala and Michael II (Diana) Walker. Linda loved her children and her grandchildren more than anything. Julia, Anabella, Sofia, Michael III, Layla (and any future grand babies) now have a loving and feisty angel to watch over them always. Linda was the kindest soul who welcomed anyone with open arms. Her thoughtfulness, kindness, and warm hugs will be missed dearly as well as her quick wit and zest for life. She would drop anything to help her family or friends and never expected anything in return. She forgave openly and loved unconditionally. Her presence made anything fun. Lin was always quick to drop in on her grandkids just because she wanted to hug, kiss and spoil her babies. She loved and she was loved. In addition to her husband, children and grand babies, Linda is missed by her siblings: Peter, Cynthia (William) Fitzgerald, Diane (late David) Pigott, Patrick (JoJo) and Timothy. She is the fond sister in law of: Patricia (late William) Fahey, Kenneth, Sheila (Mike) Gallus, and Dean (Nancy) Walker. She was a wonderful aunt to many nieces and nephews who will miss taking a family photo on the stairs during the holidays. Linda, Lin, Mom, Ma, Gramma...we love you to the moon and back and as high as the sky. We miss you, love you, and will keep you in our hearts until we meet again. Visitation Thursday, May 31st from 3 until 8 p.m. Chapel prayers Friday, June 1st, 9:30 a.m. at the Kerry Funeral Home & Cremation Care Center, 7020 W. 127th Street, Palos Heights proceeding to Saint Alexander Church, Mass 10:00 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. As in keeping with her giving spirit, contributions to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, 954 W. Washington Blvd., Suite 305, Chicago, IL 60607 would be appreciated as this organization was close to Linda's heart because of her own mother.