Linda Lee Evers
11/24/1946 – 7/12/2026
Linda Lee Evers entered her rest on Sunday, July 12, 2026. She was born on November 24, 1946 to John C. Feuerborn and Thelma V. Feuerborn. She attended Pattonville Senior High School. Linda loved Jesus, and she has been reunited with many loved ones in heaven including her husband, Albert. We are sure that she was excitedly welcomed on Sunday morning right at sunrise.
Linda Lee is survived by her brother, John Feuerborn (Kathleen) and his sons, Jack & Steve. She had opportunity to hold his hand on her final day, and John will treasure that forever.
In her younger years, Linda Lee had a distinguished career as an executive secretary at McDonnell-Douglas. Linda Lee is preceded in death by her husband, Albert H. Evers, Jr. Albert was the love of Linda’s life, and they spent many happy years together. Following Albert and Linda’s marriage in 1994, they retired to the Lake of the Ozarks where they spent 18 years boating, fishing and enjoying their friends and family. They returned to the St. Louis area in 2010.
Linda Lee loved to shop, loved costume jewelry, and was a bright light in all our lives. She was one of the funniest people any one of us ever knew! Tilly, the cat will miss Linda most of all. Tilly was the meanest cat anyone has ever met…but Linda loved her and treated her like a princess.
Linda Lee Evers will be greatly missed by many including her niece, Michelle, her best friend, Joanna, her dear friend Rob and all of her friends at West Clay Senior Living. For the last number of years, she has been supported and loved dearly by the Sudharshan family. Linda Lee called them her Indian family, and she loved every minute of her time spent with them. She loved trying new Indian foods, going to their school events, being silly, and getting taken on grand adventures.
Our memories of her will always be cherished.
Miss you my Bestie
Will miss her greatly! She was a great friend and sweet neighbor!!
I didn’t know Linda but so many here at West Clay Senior Living just loved her. My next door neighbor was crying when she found out about her passing. I wish I would have known her because she loved Jesus too.
I met Linda when she moved into West Clay Senior Apartments. Linda was full of energy and had such a great sense of humor! She made many friends here in the short time she lived here and will be remembered. She loved our Lord and was a light showing this love. Now she is in her wonderful home forever.
Oh Linda what can I say about you…will let me start with our shared love on shopping on Temu. I have notified them that you went to heaven and they said they would have to close because you were their best customer. Your personality was one in a million and we had a lot of good laughs. Will miss our coffee clutches in the morning at the gazebo. I don’t know if God will be able to stay up with you but he will give his all.
Love and miss you. God speed.
Linda, you were one of a kind, jolly joyful always said what was on your mind. You were easy to talk to , our paths crossed along time ago and reminiscing about old times and all the people we knew together was such a joy you were such a giving person may you raise Hell in the heavens and keep everyone in track and I know you’ll be looking over each and every day rest in peace sweet one😇🕊️🪽💔
Hey girl, I was just getting to know you. I enjoyed your company and your conversation so much. It really surprised me when you said you used to run on St Charles Rock road back in the day. Because myself I did that too, we probably run into each other and didn’t even know it. The short time that I knew you I’m a better person for knowing you. I enjoyed sending you scriptures every morning come and getting your happy face sent back to me. I was really devastated when I heard that you passed. You will always be remembered in my heart, God bless you girl love you
Hey girl! I miss you. I got used to sending you scriptures in the morning and getting your smiley face back in return. And one of our conversations I was very surprised to find out that back in the day, you ran on St Charles Rock road also. I’m sure our paths had crossed but we didn’t know each other then. I’m a better person for knowing you, and I’m so blessed that you were in my life. Now you finally went home now you’re with your husband and our Lord Jesus Christ. God bless, love you girl!
Linda you beat me to heaven. Will miss you. So glad we reconnected. Your with Jesus now in his presence forever more. See you soon.
Linda, you will be missed. You were always so kind to me and it truly meant a lot, something I will always cherish. I know you’re in heaven with Gpa now.
Right now I’m thinking abt the photo I have of you both w little Albert in his album, and the one of all 4 Albert’s. Thanks for the memories.