Birth date: Aug 3, 1947 Death date: Oct 27, 2025
Linda Dinjian Higgins August 3, 1947 – October 27, 2025 Linda Dinjian Higgins, 78, passed away peacefully on October 27, 2025, in Delray Beach, Florida, with her son, Michael Riley, by her side. Born on August 3, 1947, in Arli Read Obituary
We had the best 2 months when you and Ricky were camping up here, it was like our past summers ending again😢. Thank you for the memories ♥️♥️
Lin, my BFF for 75 years. So many memories over the years. How many thousand miles were walked on Perkins Rd to the beach and back to the Shack... spending school vacations going to school with each other....Christmas vacations spent on the golf course tobogganing....living and working together in Boston....pig roasts in Arlington and at the beach house...parties at the farm....visiting and spending time in Fort Myers, our road trip to Brunswick to find your house....extended stays on our way to Florida and on the way back......most of all, we've been there for each other in good and bad times. What I truly miss in our texts from the time we get up all day long about everything and nothing. I am lost without you. I love you
SO MANY MEMORIES. I was never supported any more compassionately than by my darling Linda. Many years ago she got me through a really rough patch career wise, but when my neighborhood disappeared under an historic lava flow in '18 nobody was more comfort to me than Linda. Having such a good friend, near or far, is what makes life worth living and the world is now a lesser place without her that's for sure. Certainly anyone's world that had her in it. My heart is broken, but the bits that remain go out to all those that loved her, especially family.
SO MANY MEMORIES. I was never supported any more compassionately than by my darling Linda. Many years ago she got me through a really rough patch career wise, but when my neighborhood disappeared under an historic lava flow in '18 nobody was more comfort to me than Linda. Having such a good friend, near or far, is what makes life worth living and the world is now a lesser place without her that's for sure. Certainly anyone's world that had her in it. My heart is broken, but the bits that remain go out to all those that loved her, especially family.
Linda will sure be missed. She had an excellent sense of humor and you could tell by her hugs how much she loved you. If she bought you a gift you knew it was given with love and thoughtfulness. She was very proud of Mike and his family and will always be family to us.
Rest in peace,
Joy & Dave
So many memories through the years. Thanksgivings with our many cousins. Having fun on the beach surfing at Rye Beach, NH. Fun parties at the cottage on Perkins Rd. Pig roasts at her parent’s house in Arlington, Ma. When we were little we would walk down to Arlington Center from her house on Bartlett Ave. to buy penny candy at the White Store. She would come to our back door after walking from her house through Menotomy Rocks Park for a visit. I will miss our phone calls, when she lived in Florida and Ga. She had such a great sense of humor. I will greatly miss my sweet cousin. ❤️❤️
