LC Evans

[purplepen79]

Oh, how sad . . . my heart goes out to her family.  I didn't know Linda very well, but I remember reading her helpful posts and being struck by how professional her covers looked when I first joined KB.  Cancer can be such a tough way to lose someone--a lot of times you just see your loved one gradually slipping away, and while it's great there are so many treatments available nowadays, that also means a lot of false hope for some patients and their families when nothing works.  From what I saw of her here, Linda was a great lady and writer, and her daughter carrying on her legacy of stories is a wonderful tribute.  My heartfelt condolences.

[Valerie Maarten]

My heart is broken.  I am so sad to hear the news.  Linda was one of the first people I met when I started in this publishing maze.  She was very kind and generous and I have learned a lot.  You will be truly missed.  R.I.P. Friend 

[rex kusler]

This is sad news. Very kind lady. Linda was one of the two people who responded to my post in Feb, 2010 when I introduced my books here. She also commented on my interview on Indie Spotlight along with Jenna Anderson. Little things like that can be remembered always.

[Dana Taylor]

Hi everybody--

It's taken me a couple of days to process this, even though I knew it was coming. I posted a blog today about my brief relationship with Linda. You can read it here: http://definitelydana.wordpress.com/2012/01/14/fond-farewell-to-l-c-evans/

She was a very generous hearted person.

Dana Taylor

[Debra Purdy Kong]

I was so shocked and sad to hear this. I first met Linda on amazon's shameless authors forum back in 2009, and we had reconnected on other sites. She was always so upbeat, kind and supportive. Then she contacted me through Facebook (after not hearing from her awhile) in the fall to offer congrats on my latest book, so I thought she was feeling better. I'm stunned.

[Maria Hooley]

I am so sorry to hear this.  My thoughts go out to her loved ones.

[lea_owens]

I did not know her, but reading these posts makes it obvious that she was a very caring person who truly reached out to help others. There are not enough people like that. My condolences to all her family and friends.

[dgaughran]

So sorry to hear this.

[Rai Aren]

I am deeply saddened over the loss of Linda. She was a lovely, creative, and inspiring person. My deepest condolences go out to her friends and family...

Rai

[Remi Michaud]

I bow my head and offer my deepest sympathies to her family and friends.

You will be missed Linda.

[JRainey]

I am so, so sorry to hear this. Linda definitely helped me out more than once on this board. My thoughts go out to her family.

[Betsy the Quilter]

Gordon,
I just read your message. I will make sure Jenny knows to come here for guidance in managing Linda's wonderful books.
You bring up a good point. Our books have value and God willing may increase over the years. We all need to know that our Kindle family stands ready to help our families when we pass on. It's something we really need to address.

Thank you all for blogging and helping Linda's books to climb the charts. If we all join hands we can do this for Linda... LC Evans.
Bless you all.

I note that there is a new blog featuring horse books
http://www.kindleboards.com/index.php/topic,100034.0.html
Whose author is soliciting.  Linda certainly had books that qualify if someone wants to contact Lea.

Betsy

[J. Carson Black]

I am so sad to hear about this. Her friends and family are in my thoughts and prayers.

I would love to see her books live on forever.

[HelenHanson]

In honor of L.C. Evans, Simon Royle is hosting a multi-author book giveaway on January 24th for anyone who purchases any of L.C.'s books.  Details will be posted here:

http://www.theindieview.com/

Any word-spreading you can do would be appreciated.  Thanks.

[Philip Chen]

I just learned about Linda's passing away today.  I am really sorry to hear this as Linda was always a kind and gentle presence on this forum. My condolences to her family and friends.