Linda Vitez

Linda Vitez

August 20, 1944 - February 10, 2025

Obituary

Linda Marie Vitez was born to Thomas and Helen Todd on August 21, 1944, in Great Falls, Montana. Linda graduated from Great Falls Central High School and married Laszlo Vitez on August 15, 1964. They had six children: Michelle, Chris, Steve, Wendy, Courtney, and Kayce. Although the kids kept them very busy, Linda still worked at Buttrey's as a meat wrapper, and in later years the deli department of Albertsons. She enjoyed book club, attending church at St. Bernards, yoga, exercise, and baking. But the thing she did best was being a mom.

Linda passed away on February 10th at her house with family surrounding her.


Death leaves a heartache that no one can heal, love leaves a memory that no one can steal. Our mom, Linda, always carried herself in a dignified manner. Proud yet humble, poised, and many more attributes we will always aspire to achieve.


When we think of all that it takes to being a mother, raising a large family, and being a wife, our mom took it to the next level! She definitely rose to the occasion. She was present in every situation.


She was a woman whose selfless acts of love were limitless. When it came to her kids, she was exceedingly bountiful to all of us.


Her love flowed unconditionally to her kids, which were her greatest achievement. Linda was the stabilizer, the glue that kept everything from falling apart. She was the rock of the family and the foundation, which will be thoroughly missed.


Mom (Linda), the master orchestrator of the house, had a plan for everything. It was her way or the highway, with a whole lot of OCD packed in there.


She always managed to love equally with no bias, no taking sides, and no judgment. Linda always remained loyal to family and was the best secret keeper ever! She was always a sounding board for whoever needed one.


Mom (Linda) had a sense of humor and was naughty at times. She had a fun quirky personality…right to the end.

Through many trials and tribulations, Linda persevered with great courage and optimism. She never waivered on her faith, praying diligently for everyone she loved.


Our mom was the epitome of grace and class, traits that will be cherished and remembered for years to come.

Linda was preceded in death by her parents, Thomas and Helen Todd. She is survived by her husband of 60 years, Laszlo Vitez; her children, Chris Vitez, Steve Vitez, Michelle Holliday, Wendy Graham(George), Courtney Vitez, Kayce Richmond (Austin); and grandchildren Gavin Graham, Abigail Graham, Sage Lebrun, Harley Ankeny, Maybrie Corbin and Trey Corbin.

Her service will be held at Dahl Funeral Chapel on Saturday, March 22nd at 1pm.

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A Memorial Tree was planted for Linda Vitez
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We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Dahl Funeral Chapel
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Carol Pepos Ramberg
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Laszlo and family I am so sorry to hear of rhe loss of Linda. May all the beautiful memories get you guys through this time of sorrow. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Carol Pepos Ramberg
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Charmaine O'Connell
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Linda was a wonderful lady. I enjoyed every visit I had with her. My thoughts and prayers are with Laszlo and family. ❤️🙏
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Veronika Anna Vitez
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Please accept my heartfelt condolences for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
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Marcia Desy
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Dear Las and family, I am so deeply sorry to hear of Linda's passing. She has always been a beloved cousin and I am so glad we had the time to visit and reconnect with her in the summer of 2023. I will remember her humor and beautiful smile forever. Much love to all of you. Marcia Desy
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Gerri Calhoun
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Linda and I worked together at Albertsons Deli for 14 years before she retired. Yes I cried the day she told me she was retiring and when we said our last goodbye. As I did when I heard of her passing. She was my old faithful. I could always count on her. I today still tell stories of how you could eat off the floor she kept it so clean. After she mopped she would go back through to turn things off by walking on a white meat coat as to not get any foot prints on it. She was also a mother to all her fellow employees who needed her. We always kept a fan going for her even in this cold weather as she was usually having a hot flash. Years later now I understand. Enjoy your next adventure Linda and I’ll see you up there. Gerri

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