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Linda Dressler Obituary
March 28, 1946 - July 8, 2025
Linda Jean Dressler, a native of Covington, VA, daughter of William and Sallie Dressler, died at her home in Floresville, TX on July 8, 2025 after a short illness. She was 79.
Linda was an avid reader on any subject and was often heard saying, "I just read the most interesting......" She was a graduate of, Alleghany County HS, Mount Holyoke College, and VCU master's program in Social Work. She spent 53 years in administrating and working in social work.
She will be remembered for her intellect, quick wit, friendliness, and kindness.
Linda is survived by her husband, Chuck Walls; sister, Sandra Dressler Carter (Currie); brother, Bill Dressler, Jr. (Patricia); nephews, Russ Curfman (Chris), Trey Dressler (Susan), Ethan Dressler, and great nieces, Emme Dressler and Anna Germano.
Services will be at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to TLT Hope, (San Antonio), ACHS Scholarship program, or a charity of your choice.
Should you wish information regarding services, pls send an email to [email protected] and put Info request in the subject line.
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Penny Boyd
July 26, 2025
Many years ago, I could not sleep at night due to leg cramps. I told my friend Linda and she suggested I eat one banana a day. I did that and, thanks to her wisdom, I have not woken up with leg cramps since then. She knew so much because she read (and remembered) so much
Sue Hunt and Carole Wachtel
July 20, 2025
Our deep condolences to Chuck and Linda's family. She was always fun to be around, and a great source of information, especially about health topics. She is, and will be missed by many people.
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