Birth date: Apr 13, 1942 Death date: Mar 26, 2022
Linda Ann Drain Casey went to be with the Lord on March 26, 2022, surrounded by her adoring husband of 62 years and loved ones. Linda was born on April 13, 1942, in Midland, Texas. She was adopted by her loving parents, Maude Bill Read Obituary
Linda wore her many hats, wife, mother, grandmother, friend and office manager beautifully. She will truely be missed by all who knew her. We are so sorry for your loss and will keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers..
Bill and MaryLou Furry
Both Linda and Franklin are dear friends. Linda was such a warm and loving person to everyone she met. My condolences for all of the Casey family. Linda's passing will leave a void in their hearts but they will be blessed with wonderful memories to stay with them for a lifetime. RIP Linda. God Bless her Family.
Please accept my sincere sympathy on your loss. On many visits to the office I would witness her smiling face and her way of lighting the office. Charles Clymer
To know Linda was to know someone very special who was filled with love and kindness for everyone she met. It was a privilege to know her and many of her family members.
Our prayers and loving thoughts are with The Dr. Franklin Casey family in the loss from this life of Linda, a faithful wife, mother, and Grandmother. She was so precious to so many friends and patients of Dr. Casey and Dr. Donna Casey in their practice as she helped give office management direction for so many years. We always enjoyed visiting with her and felt her love and concern for each and every patient. Such a blessing to be around her and in her presence. She will be missed by all who knew her and received encouragement support from her. She is now with the Lord and enjoying being well, strong, and in His presence. Blessings on each family member and may God give strength, hope, and encouragement during this time of grief.
Blessings.
Weldon and Gloria McElreath
Román and I will miss Mrs Casey, she was always available to us when Dr Casey was busy with patients, she get Roman’s “Urgent” messages to him. She was a loving caring person. Always available to lend an ear to you and she was such a patient person. I’m just overwhelmed by the fact we won’t see her smiling warm face at the office anymore. I can say without a doubt she was one of the nicest people I have ever met. Román and I express our deepest condolences to the Casey family. She and Dr Casey never made us feel only like a patient but more like great friends as well. May she rest in the arms of the Lord now.
Román and Rita
Dr. Franklin, Dr. Donna and other family members -
What a myriad of good works your wife and Mother demonstrated! An amazing example for her children and friends. I'm very fond of the work done at Hope Cottage and her service for those with disabilities is quite touching to me inasmuch as I have an 11 year old special needs granddaughter. No one will EVER KNOW the joy she helped bring to countless children and their families because of her work with Sesame Street. It is VERY CLEAR to me that He had a plan for her life and she will be richly rewarded.
What a blessing to have a Mom and Dad exemplify the role of a loving wife and husband AND Mother and Father! I can definitely relate to her love for family gatherings and her enjoyment in cooking. WHAT A BLESSING THAT SHE SHARED THAT TALENT BY BAKING SO MANY RUM CAKES that brought smiles to MANY.
"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord...they will rest from their labor, for their deeds will follow them." Revelation 14:13
Dr. Franklin, I am deeply saddened by your loss and I'm praying for you and your family.
Dr. Donna, I see HER in YOU! My heart aches for all of you!
I won't be able to attend the service because I work on Thursdays. Just know I am there in spirit and I will be praying that ALL of you will be wrapped in a warm blanket of love as you share so many happy memories of your wife and Mother.
"If our eyes had no tears
Our soul would have no rainbow."
May you fully feel the presence of God in those sometimes unseen, often under-appreciated anchors -- the ones who give you enough to see you through each day and may you find joy in being the same for someone else.
With love and deep sympathy,
Paulette Travis
