Obituary for Linda lora Gotts
Linda Lora Gotts (Marlow), Age 70 of Inman was welcomed into the arms of Christ May 11, 2021.
She is survived by her beloved husband of 22 years, Jeffrey, cherished mother Darin Molitor of Michigan, Dylan (Kacie) Douglas, Adrien (Cindi) Douglas, and Jennifer Douglas, all of LaFollette, TN. She leaves behind grandchildren Shane, Masen, Emma, Haley, and Jake; two brothers, Keith and Kevin Marlow and loving sister, April Marlow, all of Lafollette, TN; Six nephews, three nieces, and numerous cousins also grieve her loss.
She was preceded in death by brothers Gene, David, and Kenny Marlow.
Linda was born in Jellico, TN to the late Harold Marlow and the late Dorothy Lewallen Marlow. She spent her early years growing up in Belleville, MI where her father was employed with Ford Motor Company.
As she grew older, aside from doting on her children and family, Linda developed a great interest and passion for helping others. She was employed for many years as a Home Caregiver where she tended to the needs of those less fortunate, including the elderly.
Linda later expanded this respect and concern to the well-being of animals. She frequently rescued, fostered, and adopted several pets over the years.
Her furry, four-legged survivors include one canine, Bella, and four felines: Sissibug, Boo, Grayson, and Shadow.
Services will be private at a later date.
She is survived by her beloved husband of 22 years, Jeffrey, cherished mother Darin Molitor of Michigan, Dylan (Kacie) Douglas, Adrien (Cindi) Douglas, and Jennifer Douglas, all of LaFollette, TN. She leaves behind grandchildren Shane, Masen, Emma, Haley, and Jake; two brothers, Keith and Kevin Marlow and loving sister, April Marlow, all of Lafollette, TN; Six nephews, three nieces, and numerous cousins also grieve her loss.
She was preceded in death by brothers Gene, David, and Kenny Marlow.
Linda was born in Jellico, TN to the late Harold Marlow and the late Dorothy Lewallen Marlow. She spent her early years growing up in Belleville, MI where her father was employed with Ford Motor Company.
As she grew older, aside from doting on her children and family, Linda developed a great interest and passion for helping others. She was employed for many years as a Home Caregiver where she tended to the needs of those less fortunate, including the elderly.
Linda later expanded this respect and concern to the well-being of animals. She frequently rescued, fostered, and adopted several pets over the years.
Her furry, four-legged survivors include one canine, Bella, and four felines: Sissibug, Boo, Grayson, and Shadow.
Services will be private at a later date.