Linda Fox, age 77, of Jenks, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully at home on May 26, 2024.

Linda was born in Lincoln Nebraska February 22nd 1947 to Patricia and Chelsea Hollon.
Linda met her true love Mark Fox on a blind date and instantly knew she would marry him. They made a wonderful life together and traveled many beautiful places fishing. Linda would proudly boast that she out fished Mark in Saskatchewan, catching the biggest fish and having it mounted and placed on their wall to proudly show it off. Linda was talented in many things. She was capable of creating the most beautiful stained glass, oil, paintings, and charcoal drawings. In her later years she took up the hobby of knitting. While living in Aberdeen Heights she gathered a group of knitters together and knit caps and blankets for babies in the local hospital.
Lindas true passion in life was being a Wife, Mother and Nawney. She often referred to her home as Disneyland. She loved her grandbabies more than life itself. She would beam with happiness when she spoke of them.

She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Mark Fox, and son, Michael Channing Fox.
Linda is survived by her loving daughters Melissa (Christopher) Thompson
Christine Fox
Grandchildren:
Elijah, Noah, Zeke Thompson
Joseph(Tamara)Fox
Ash, Nicole, and Trey Fox.

Linda's love extended beyond her family to her dear friends. She was always ready with words of advice and a warm cup of coffee. She had a way making everyone feel welcome and loved. Her friendships were a testament to her generous spirit and unwavering kindness. She always said friends are the family you get to choose.

A viewing will be held on Sunday, June 2, from 1 PM to 3 PM at Fitzgerald's Southwood Colonial Chapel, located at 3612 E. 91st St., Tulsa, OK 74137.
The funeral service will take place on Monday, June 3, at 10:30 AM, also at Fitzgerald's Southwood Colonial Chapel.
Burial will follow at Fort Gibson National Cemetery, 1423 Cemetery Rd., Fort Gibson, Oklahoma 74434.

In celebration of Linda's joyful spirit, attendees are encouraged to wear their brightest and most beautiful colors.

Linda will be deeply missed, but her legacy of love for her children, grandchildren and friends will be forever emblazoned in our hearts. May all your days be as sassy as Linda's days, your coffee hot and your margarita perfectly rimmed with salt.