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My heart and prayers are with you, Virginia, Arnie, Bubba, and Gary. I will always see Todd as the curly headed baby Linzy boy. Wanda

Virginia...you and your family are in our prayers. We are trully sorry for your loss...

Aunt Virginia,Uncle Jake, Arnie, Bubba, & Gary you are in my prayers. The Linzy Boys are always in our thoughts. Toni and I have lots of memories. We love you and are here if you need anything at all. You know Lou will receive Todd with open arms and take good care of him. God bless you all ! Jesus said He will comfort those who mourn and heal the broken hearted. He will be your strenght. Much love & prayers Toni & Lynn

To my family members, Aunt Jena, and cousins, Arnie, Bubba, and Gary, so sorry for your loss. I can't travel at this time due to commitments here but my heart and thoughts are with ya'll. May Todd rest in peace.....

Todd will be in my prayers always. My best memories of Todd are of him as the quiet, little skinny boy with the mischevious grin. He will be missed.

Always remember the good times with Todd, his little grin that he always seemed to have, his love for others and his friendship. RIP

Virginia, even though I didn't know Todd I know he must have been a wonderful person to have a mother like you. We don't know why these things happen but one day we will. We have that promise. I hope and pray that God will comfort you and your family during this difficult time. Love & prayers, Carol

Virginia, Jake, Arnie, Gary, William and the Linzy family: No words or imagination can possibly compare to what you each are feeling. As a mother I know the agony I would feel losing my son well before me, but it's the tiniest fraction of Virginia's despair. The "brothers 4" are now 3, left with childhood memories of summer days never to anticipate a spring reunion. Children now expected to outlive their father but never truly outgrowing a child's desire to reconnect. Yes, this is unfair and most of all to Todd, for he had promise and hope before him. I'm sorry to have met my second cousin so late in our lives, just within the past 6 months, but it established the beginning of a friendship. With fondness I remember his humor and quiet ways, his pleased expression when I stated I would like to spend some time with him. It was a shy but eager smile and my brief glimpse into a longing soul. I'm certain he wished for second chances at life as we all do and should. I'm sorry he didn't get to take them; in turn he has left us with this lesson to make the most of our own opportunities. Thank you, Virginia, for your gift of his life, and thanks, Todd, for reminding us to live it. B.

So, sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. Wayne & Jane campbell