Linda A. Lemon
July 23, 1952-July 18, 2025
In Loving Memory of Mother Linda A. Lemon
Mother Linda A. Lemon, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, passed away peacefully on July 18, 2025, surrounded by her family and loved ones.
She is survived by her devoted husband, Elder Gerald E. Lemon; cherished children: Lamare Fuller, Monique Lemon, Makayla Dougherty (Lemon), Pascha Lemon, and Geralyn Lemon; loving sisters: Paulette Carter and Diane Thomas.
Mother Linda also leaves behind a host of grandchildren; nieces; nephews; cousins; and dear friends who will forever carry her memory in their hearts.
Mother Linda was a woman of unwavering faith, known for her deep devotion to the Lord Jesus Christ and her church family at Greater Beth-el Temple, where she served faithfully and fervently over the years. Her spiritual commitment touched countless lives and was a guiding light to many.
In her professional life, Mother Linda was a passionate advocate for women and children. She dedicated over four decades as a Medical Social Worker at Nebraska Medicine, where her compassion and strength made a lasting impact on all who had the privilege of working with her.
Mother Linda’s family asks that she be remembered not in sorrow, but with joy—for the love she gave so freely, the laughter she shared, and the legacy of kindness and grace she leaves behind. Her love will remain with us always.
A CELEBRATION OF LIFE will be held at Greater Beth-el Temple Church on Saturday, July 26, 2025, at 10:00 a.m., with VISITATION beginning at 9:00AM and a reception to follow.
INTERMENT: Evergreen Cemetery
Heafey-Hoffmann-Dworak-Cutler, West Center Chapel, 7805 West Center Road, Omaha, Ne 68124. (402)-391-3900. www.heafeyheafey.com
12 Comments
My deepest condolences to,Gerald and her children. Linda was a God-fearing woman. Beautiful in every way. She has traded this life to everlasting life ,with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. May the peace of God be with you all. Much love always Howard and Vanessa Fields.
I was so sorry to learn of Linda’s passing. My condolences to her whole family and host of friends. We worked together at Nebraska Medicine and she was truly a wonderful advocate for women and children and a great example of what we all should strive to be.
My prayers are with the family and friends. Linda Lemon served as a spirit filled social worker serving her patients, and co workers with gladness and always as a Christian professional lady. I am shocked and saddened but also rejoicing in her homecoming. May God be with you.
I was privileged to know Linda while she worked at Nebraska Medicine as a fellow social worker. Every memory I have she is smiling, laughing, offering kind words and support. You could just see kindness emanating from her, she felt safe and caring. We all have experienced more joy in our lives because of Linda. Bless you dear social worker. My Grandma would say she has a very high place in heaven.
My sympathy to Linda’s family. I worked with her at UNMC. She was a great person.
I’m so saddened to learn of Ms. Linda’s passing. Such a wonderful, spiritual lady who devoted her life t9 family,and of course, her work. Linda was so dedicated to her patients,making sure they were taken care of and their needs met.
We formed a bond through work, and I cherish every minute spent talking with her. Rest well,Ms Linda
Linda Lemon was one of my supervisors when I did my social work practicum at UMNC. She was simply amazing. I will forever be grateful to have worked with her. Her favorite saying was TEAM Work. Together Everyone Achieves More. Heaven gained an angel. Deepest condolences to Linda’s family. May god bless all of you during this difficult time. Lonnie Jack
Sending my most heartfelt condolences to Linda’s family, church family, and friends. It was my absolute privilege to know her and work closely with her. She filled our work days with laughter and never ceased to surprise me with the things she would say! I still think of her “catchphrases,” like “five-star service,” “a woman with skills,” “commendable” and “I know that’s right,” to name a few. She was a pillar here in our work community, serving generations of women and children, teaching and mentoring countless social work students, and supporting colleagues. She was an example of grace, professionalism, caring spirit, and strong values. Her love and dedication to her beloved husband, children, and grandchildren, and her church family was a delight to witness. I am forever a better person and social worker because I knew her. Thank you, Ms. Linda for all that you were and the legacy you leave behind.
– Amanda (or Ms. Amanda as you always called me)
My thoughts and prayers are with Linda’s family. I had the pleasure of working with Linda for many years! She was a great Social Worker and an even more amazing woman!
My Deepest condolences to the Lemon family . I worked with Linda at the hospital . She was a beautiful inspiring woman and so kind . She made a difference in so many people life’s.
Praise the Lord! Elder Gerald Lemon and Family! Sorry for your Loss! Praying for you All! God’s Blessings to You All! Love ! Sis. Rosemarie Peak !
I worked with her and respected her skills but more importantly her honesty, friendliness, smile, and laugh. She was a good person, cared for those she helped, and always made others feel good after seeing her. She and Kris and Amanda, what a group. God nlrss her
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