Linda “Chase” Longeteig March 23, 1944 – May 20, 2020
Born on March 23, 1944 to her parents, Lyle and Marguerite Chase, Linda enjoyed her childhood growing up in Idaho with her older brother, Larry, younger brother, Steve, and her little sister, Susie. They shared many adventures and fond memories together. Linda found the love of her life at the age of 50, when she married Iver J Longeteig. They enjoyed 24 years of marriage before J passed away in 2018. She missed him dearly and in her final days stated that she needed to pack her suitcase so she could go find J. She treasured her relationship with her three children: Becky (Mark) Bertram, Debbie (John) Mitchell, and Scott (Chris) Dykstra. She held them close to heart her entire life and valued every minute that she was able to spend with them. Grandma Linda enjoyed spoiling her 13 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Every day was a party if grandma was involved! “Chase” was a dear friend to many; her neighbors, her Tuesday ladies lunch group, her housekeeper, and old friends from over the years. She would befriend everyone and give gifts at every opportunity. From her favorite waitress at her regular little diner, to the tellers at the credit union, she was always doing something for others. Linda was an avid gardener, with the most creative yard in all of Boise! She also enjoyed reading, finding treasures at the flea market and time spent with family and friends. Her family will celebrate her “next big adventure” with a private burial at the Melba cemetery.
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Stephanie Gibbons says
May 22, 2020 at 1:31 pmI’m very sorry for the loss of your mom! I have fond memories! She was a beautiful soul and loved with her whole heart! Sending love and comfort during this difficult time,
Linda Mosley Steinberger says
June 9, 2020 at 5:01 pmAwe, my life long dear friend. I’m so sad to see you go. We shared so much on this earth in our earlier and youthful years together. All the fun, adventures, crying with laughter and crying with sadness. What a blessing you were to me and my children during those long ago turbulent years. You made everything fun and exciting though and I loved you for that and my children adored you. I am so thankful we were able to re-establish our friendship prior to you leaving. I will always remember you with love for your generosity, your goodness and kindness in your heart for others. My heartfelt condolences to your children and all your loved ones that remain behind. I know you are now with your love J, and your Mom and Dad and that makes you happy. Until we meet again……..