Linda Usilla Graham (11 Dec 1938 - 24 Apr 2024)

Sorry for your loss and hope the weather will stay reasonable so that your family can have a memorable celebration of your sister's life. God bless you all and comfort your aching heart. We look forward to the soon coming of JESUS the LIFEGIVER. Lots of love to all your family 👪 ❤ 💕 ♥ 💗

Linda was my patient in Clementine A for quite a period of time. There's no anytime
she has ever been rude to members of staffs or be non-compliant.She respected all of us regardless of the position..Linda was showing improvement and I never thought that death will rob us our lovely patient.
Am saddened writing this😭😭.
I will not be able to attend the burial as am working today.My heartfelt condolences goes to all the people who loved Linda dearly.
Rest well Linda till we meet again,Shalom.

Irene
Healthcare assistant
Clementine A

My sincere condolences to Linda's children & siblings. May God extend His comfort to you during this time as you celebrate Linda's illustrious life and career.

Our heartfelt condolences to the Sanchos, following the loss of your dear mum
May the peace and strength that comes from God alone Comfort you at this time and always.
You are in our prayers.

I'm writing this message from South Africa and am very sorry that I'll not be able to attend, but grateful that my husband will attend to represent our family. Linda was a very dear friend of mine and of our family. Indeed we regarded her as part of our family. I was blessed over this Easter to have the opportunity to visit her in Queens Hospital in Romford, and witnessed what seemed like an improvement in her condition. She was at one time as mischievous as ever in that hospital bed, and I thought that she'd be out of it real soon. So it was with great sadness that I learned of her
passing.

I recorded and uploaded a short video to tell part the story of our work together at the Havering Campus of London South Bank University. Linda made my time at the university very enjoyable and productive. She was the go to person with regards to anything to do with Complementary Therapies for nurses at the university. She was a fountain of knowledge which she gladly shared with colleagues and students alike.A very generous person.

Rest on Peace dear Linda. You will be sorely missed.

Linda was l8vely to work with. I never saw her in a bad mood. She always seemed happy. I will never forget her laugh, she laughed often and it was like a giggle. She was a lovely person.

I had the great pleasure of meeting Linda several years ago - I used to work for the RCN's London Region and Linda was a wonderful colleague. She was a brilliant RCN London Board member and activist, always enthusiastic, kind hearted and supportive as well as a lot of fun.
Linda will be very much missed.

To all dear Linda's family
Linda became a special friend during our time on The RCN Complementary Therapies Committee. Her wealth of experience in lecturing and as a complementary therapist in nursing gave valuable guidance to many nurses eager to utilize skills successfully.
I remember her infectious sense of humor, her wise words, her love of life, travelling widely. The generosity and kindness she offered all within her circle of friends and family. We will all feel a loss of her physical presence.
May her gracious spirit rest in peace as we all cherish the memory of Linda. Many blessings.
Carole and Adrian Cunningham

I remember the very first time I met my cousin Linda,we were all young, she was attending CUC college in Trinidad,at that time it was called CTC College and when the college was on vacation, she would come to pay us a visit.It was an exciting time for us all.Two years ago I was able to speak to her through Janet her sister while visiting New York, I was able to express to her how much I have always loved her. I know that we will meet again in the morning.

I have known Linda for over 20 years and during this time I have found her to be exemplary. In discussions her strong spiritual beliefs were apparent. She had a keen sense of humour. Her organisational and planning skills were apparent in the wonderful holidays we enjoyed. On a lighter note arsenal f c has lost one of its most devoted supporters. I will miss my dear friend but I’m grateful for the memories of her. Beautiful soul rest in peace. Until we meet again verna

Linda shared an office with my wife Anna for many years. Together they launched a whole degree programme in Complementary Medicine. Linda should have been made a full professor for this and her many other achievements. I will remember her for her sharp intelligence and ready laughter. She experienced life deeply. Even her goldfish had a personal relationship. Time with Linda was filled with her vitality, her interests, her travels, her detailed knowledge -- and always her deep faith.

Linda was a wonderful and welcoming person who had a huge impact on my younger life. Joe and Linda were friends of my late mother Lurlynn and as a result myself Michelle and Andre were all friends. Although small in stature she was a giant in love respect warmth and humour. Linda we will all miss you dearly our only comfort is that you will now be with your loving husband Joe forever ❤️. Rest in peace 🙏🏽

My deepest condolences for your loss to my Cousins Michelle and Andre.
Aunt Linda was a gentle and kind person and will be missed.
I have the fondest memories of visiting Uncle Joe and Auntie Linda when I was a child.
May her Soul rest in peace, love Sonya xxx

I first met Linda in 1977. We were colleagues at St Andwess Hospital in Bow and at Harold Wood Hospital
Romford
We became travelling buddies when Linda and her family invited me to accompany Linda on a holiday to Trinidad and Tobago after her dear husband Joe's passing.
Linda and l became Soul Susters, and I always felt I was a member of her family.
I will miss Linda until l too fulfil my destiny.
Rest in peace my dear Linda, safe in the arms of Jesus, our Savior and friend

To Andre and Michelle, it is with the fondest of memories that I remember Auntie Linda. May her soul rest in peace as she goes to meet Uncle Joe.
I am sending condolences from all of us here in Tobago, including Mummy and Daddy (Aunty Mona and Uncle Ivan), Aunty Yvonne, and others.
May the strength of the Lord Jesus Christ carry you all through this difficult time

To Frank, Iris and the rest of the family. Please accept our sincere condolences. May God give you peace, strength and hope during your season of grief. We lift you up in prayer.