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Linda Jean Tysenn (1948-2024)
Linda Jean (Booher) Tysenn of Palm Bay, Florida, died on April 22, 2024, at home with family and friends. Born in Rock Hill Furnace, Pennsylvania on March 16, 1948, she was the youngest child of Raymond and Mildred (Solo) Booher, and was preceded in death by her parents, six sisters and one brother.
She is survived by her husband, Joseph (Joe) Edward Tysenn, who she married on July 19, 1969, in State College, Pennsylvania, her two children Tracy T. MacDonald and Troy A. Tysenn, and by her five grandchildren: Bianca Boulanger, Cassandra Boulanger, Charlotte MacDonald, Connor Tysenn and Kenzie MacDonald.
Linda graduated from State College High School in State College, Pennsylvania in 1966. During her life, Linda was employed by Babcock Building Supply in Melbourne, Florida and Banyan Air Services in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She also was very involved and took on various responsibilities in the activities, organizations and events while raising her two children; she was a Cub Scout Den Mother, sports coach, and Girl Scout leader.
After retiring, she most enjoyed traveling, particularly visiting family and friends wherever they were. She also took numerous cruises to South American, Caribbean, and Domestic ports and enjoyed her longer vacations in Europe, especially in Greece and Poland.
When at home she enjoyed her views of the Indian River Lagoon and watching the birds and dolphins come close. She was excited to see the rocket launches at the Kennedy Space Center from her balcony and hear the rumbles.
There is no viewing or visitation planned. Arrangements are under the direction of Millenium Cremation, Palm Bay, Florida.
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Patti Gressett
April 24, 2024, 8:38 pm
Joe sending hugs and prayers to you, Tracy, Troy and all the family. Over the years I have witnessed the love you and Linda have modeled effortlessly through the many adventures you have shared. Heaven has opened the gates for a beautiful Angel. May you rest in Peace Ms. Linda. Lots of Love ❤️.
Patti
Cynthia Warner
June 18, 2024, 8:03 am
My Dear Linda,
I was heartbroken to see your obituary posted on the internet this morning. You were always such a supportive and loving sister-in-law, and this is how I will always remember you in my heart.
When I married into this family, it didn’t take long for me to realize that you and Joe had the closest thing to a perfect marriage that I had seen in my life. You were role models for me, and I wanted my new marriage to be in a similar place to where yours was after 20 years. I just knew you were one of those rare couples who fall in love, stay in love, and live happily ever after.
It was a privilege to be a small part of your life. You always made me feel welcome in your homes, and accepted me into your family before J.T. and I even walked down the aisle. Even though much time has passed since we last saw each other, I still feel a great loss today, and you will be missed greatly sis. Rest in peace, I will never forget you.
And Joseph, my extremely kind and protective brother-in-law . . . my heart goes out to you and the rest of the family. I can’t begin to imagine losing a spouse after 55 years, but I know It will take an incredible amount of strength and a great deal of time to even begin to get over a loss this deep.
I remember when you were going through your ‘Chumbawamba’ phase in the mid 90’s. One night we were having a small party at your condo, when this song started playing and you jumped around the living room singing ‘Tubthumping’ at the top of your lungs (you and Linda threw awesome parties!). That was the first time I heard that song, and after your performance, I could never forget it. That’s the first image that pops into my head when I think of you, and those song lyrics seem appropriate at this difficult time.
“I get knocked down, but I get up again, you are never gonna keep me down”.
With my (still) deeply heartfelt love, affection, and best wishes for all of the Tysenn family,
Cindy Warner