Linda Faye Pellerin

Mrs. Pellerin was one of the most beauitful people I have ever known. The Pellerins were neighbors of ours and I remember playing in Silsbee park with Kelly & Steven while our parents played tennis! I have the sweetest memories of her while growing up in Lumberton. She touched so many lives with her kindness and unfailing graciousness. My deepest sympathies are with her family. She will be truly missed. All my love, Stephanie Sanford

Steven, We are thinking of you and praying for you and your family. Our sincere condolences for your loss.

Thinking of you Kelie. Prayers are with you and your family. Stacey

Steven, Kelly, & Robert: I have been away from Lumberton for some time and just moved back a few months ago; and I remember Mr. & Mrs. Pellerin; they were two of the most honorable, nicest people one could ever know. Back in the "Fletcher Emmanuel Baptist Church days" (where we were all members), Mrs. Pellerin always had a smile and it was a privilege just knowing her. It is very hard when your mother dies. Take joy in knowing that she touched many people while she was here on earth. Remember her always as someone with a big smile, loving heart, and unconditional love. Take care and hold strong to each other as your mom and dad would have wanted and keep family traditions at holidays in remembering what they gave to you in love.

Linda, what a brave trooper. We love you, hope in some way we brightened your life like you did ours. You made it to Heaven before we did, have fun dancing on the streets of God and sitting at the feet of Jesus.

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family, Linda was a such fine lady with a big heart. She will be dearly missed

Our deepest thoughts and prayers go out to Steven and Kellie for the loss of your Mom, and the families and all that were close and dear to her.
Jeff and Debbie Watkins

Love, Hugs, and Prayers for all of you in the family--missing the kind & loving lady that always had the sweetest smile for everyone she met. Now when I walk past her house, I have the assurance that she walks the 'streets of gold' in Heaven--where one day we can all walk together again. Linda was an excellent role model of what it meant to be a praying wife, a praying mom , and a prayer warrior for so many in this community of Lumberton. She didn't just 'talk the talk', she 'walked the walk' of a Christian. She definitely shared Christ's love and let her light shine brightly for all to see. We are blessed to have known Linda as a friend and neighbor.

The world has lost a shing star & God has gained a bright jewel. Our prayers & thoughts are with each of you during this time. May he give you the peace & strength to get thru these days.

Thoughts and prayers for you and your family Kellie...Wish we could attend memorial still in Dallas for baseball..