Freda Mae Conaster-Linley

Freda Mae Conatser-Linley was born in Rural, Fannin County, Texas on September 20th, 1924. Her parents were William Hayes Conatser and Retta Reynolds. Freda had 12 siblings.
In the time of the dust bowl, her family moved to California, where she met her husband, Leburn Lee Linley. They eloped with their best friends Alfred Webster and Opal Evans on July 25th 1940. A year later they had a son David Lee Linley, two years after that Dennis R. Linley was born. She was young with two children, plus one on the way, Ricky A Linley, when her husband fought in World War II.
After the war, they moved to a small town, Casa Grande, Pinal County, Arizona. Two daughters, Susan G Linley and Debbie A Linley were born, making a family of 5.

Freda was a homemaker, she was a strong, loyal, compassionate wife and mother.
Her love for her family was boundless. She was a wonderful cook, her love of Christmas and cooking will always be remembered. She loved to tell stories about her childhood and family. Her favorite thing in this world was having her family around and the sound of their laughter. Music was always playing in the house, she said, playing music helped with doing chores, (her children were not too sure about that : )
She had a blest wonderful life, full of memories and laughter.

She was preceded in death by 10 of her siblings, her husband Lee Linley, son David Linley, daughter, Susan Linley, and grandson Christopher Linley.

Survivors include, sons Dennis Linley, Rick Linley, daughter Debbie Zimmer.
Five grandchildren, Shannon Lucano, Jason Linley, Denise Linley, Tricia Linley, Tara Linley, and four great grandchildren.

She will be remembered as the Mom who loved and greeted the friends of her children, as they were her own.

J. Warren is in charge of the arrangements, due to Covid, there will be a private service only.