Birth date: Jun 19, 1936 Death date: Feb 4, 2021
Linda Frear Brahms, She Delighted the Palates of Many Linda Frear Brahms, of Rehoboth Beach, DE, passed away on Thursday, February 4, 2021 at her residence, in Rehoboth Beach, DE. Linda Frear Brahms is now in the arms of Jesus jo Read Obituary
Dear Leanne, Marla and all the rest of the family...I am so sorry to hear that Linda passed away. It has been many years since we were in touch actually going way back to the beginning of "Baystrand". I will always remember her beautiful smile, warm hospitality, and all the great times in Dewey Beach. My prayers go out to each and everyone of you and I wish you comfort. Sincerely, Cheryl McMahon
What a wonderful friend. No one was as supportive on my business at South Pacific Florist as this Incredible woman. She knew how to put on a party and will be sadly missed. My condolences to Tom and family.
Dear Leanne and Marla,
I was so saddened to read that your mother had died..... Especially since it had been so long that I had been in contact with her.
Your mother changed my life 42 years ago when she was in my aerobic dance class in Dover. She had approached me one night after class to invite me to visit her down at her summer home in Dewey Beach. I did and it was the start of a wonderful friendship, in which she opened my eyes to a different world than I knew. I have such good memories of helping her with Heart's Delight and having so much fun. May God bless you all.
Love,
Sandi Starcher Dawson
Dear Tom and family
Our deepest sympathy to you all
Linda was a gracious hostess who always made delicious food. Susan remembers going to church with her, sparkling champagne and our Tea Party in London
We know how much she meant to you. She will be missed by many
Blessings ~
Ken and Susan Voigt
Tom, we are truly sorry to hear about Linda. We know how much she meant to you, and she was a pleasure to be around. I will always remember our times in Rehoboth for our strategic planning sessions... and the great food that Linda planned and provided for our meetings.
You are in our thoughts and prayers,
Alf & Nancy
Tom, Stephanie and I were saddened to hear of Linda's passing. We enjoyed spending time with you both in Rehoboth. Linda always had a sparkle in her eye. Every time we saw you together we always knew how much in love you were with each other. Take care and our deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Stephanie & Tim Harpst
Tom, Leanne, and Marla, Dallas and David —
Please know that Mollie and I are thinking of you at this very difficult time.
Linda has left all of us with many fond memories — of her laughter, of her smiles, of her deep faith, of her loyalty to her friends and those she loved. And of her appreciation for good food, well prepared and provided—always with a touch of class and care. She took pride in everything she did.
Linda has left a mark on you, but also on us as her neighbors and friends. We share your sadness.
Mollie and Tom Ingram
Tom: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I am only too aware of the pain associated with the death of a spouse. ITE was a major part of both of our lives. Wonderful memories of trips, meals, church services, and friends. Be well.
Tom and family,
We have fond memories of Linda and her lovely hospitality to all of us in the ITE family. Her cooking skills were unsurpassed and each meal was better than the one before. We will miss her, but those warm memories will live on. Much love, Jenny & Wulf
Tom: We are so sorry to hear about Linda's passing I have fond memories of seeing you both in Washington DC and in Rehoboth Beach. Linda was so considerate of others, always seeking to help and make us welcome. We traveled to Beijeng, Melborne, and all over the US as we sought to serve the ITE membership. Linda will be in our hearts and minds. Tom, we pray for you as you continue your journey in life without her. Blessings and Prayers. Earl and Joan Newman
