Linda Langley
February 2, 1941 - February 25, 2026
Funeral Details: At Linda’s request, no funeral service will be held, and a Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. Cremation followed by interment at St. Andrew-St. James Cemetery in Orillia.
Langley, Linda Jennie, passed away suddenly at home on February 25, 2026 after recently celebrating her 85th birthday.
Linda was the beloved wife of Ernie (Ernest Langley, predeceased). Dear mother of Arnold Langley (John, predeceased), Arlene Tomkins and her husband Kirk, Kelvin Langley, and Karen Koprla and her husband Rob.
Linda will be forever remembered by her 8 grandchildren Kim (Paul), Jolene (Nick), Jessie (Jordan), Daniel (Natalie), Alysha, Nadia (Michael) Schuyler and Hollie, as well as her 7 great grandchildren, Mason and Nova, Reylene and Ryleigh, Landon, Kail and Evelyn, and Korie. Linda will live forever in the heart of all of us and her crazy, loyal pet and companion Dutchess.
Linda was the beloved daughter of the late Eileen Gallagher and Jessie and Orville Armstrong. She is the dear sister of Bob Snead (Ruth) and Darlene Ayers (John), Marlene Fleet (George), Bernice (Bill), Barry Armstrong all predeceased, and survived by Helen Fleet, Cheryl (Dave) Hawkins, and Jamie (Bonnie) Armstrong.
Linda will be missed by many nieces and nephews, in particular her niece Roxanne. Linda will be dearly missed by her good friends Alanna Janssen and Floyd and Bernice Beard.
If desired, memorial donations can be made to Soldiers Memorial Hospital or. Mariposa House Hospice
Rest in Peace, Mum…
Heather Stanton
Posted on: Friday, February 27, 2026We want to express our love and sympathy to you. We will remember your Mum fondly.
Scott & Kelli Boyd
Posted on: Saturday, February 28, 2026Arlene and family,
Scott and I were shocked to hear about the sudden passing of your mom. We are thinking of you during this difficult time and hope as time passes good memories of time spent together will provide you with comfort.
Joanne Chambers
Posted on: Monday, March 2, 2026I was only 5 years old when I met Linda, when we visited from England. This was back in 1989 but I have never forgotten visiting her house, going for a ride in her car, and getting ice cream at the park. My parents have always remembered her and have said she was such a lovely lady. The Chambers family here in England are saddened to hear of your loss. We are thinking of you all. xxx
Paul Langley
Posted on: Tuesday, March 3, 2026To my cousins and extended family, thinking of you all at this difficult time. How lucky we all were to share so many memories together growing up. May Aunt Linda’s memory be a blessing.