In Memory

Linda Johnsen

January 29th, 1963 - May 29th, 2023

Born in Moose Jaw, SK

Passed in Calgary, AB

Linda Johnsen of Calgary, AB, passed away peacefully at the age of 60. She will be dearly missed by her partner Dean, her mother Jean, her sisters Bev (Jane) and Barbara, and her beloved dog Maisie. She is predeceased by her father, Reginald in 2022.

Linda was born in Moose Jaw and raised in Calgary. After high school, her first job was at AGT. After the Calgary Olympics, she worked in the trade show industry for a number of years but returned to Telus where she worked in event planning for 22 years.

Linda had several interests, including camping, cross stitch, and golf. But Linda will be best remembered for her love of dogs and the Saskatchewan Roughriders – she was equally passionate about them both. She travelled to many Grey Cups and made many friends along the way.

Linda was social, full of spirit, and fiercely loyal. She enjoyed a good laugh and was always up for an adventure. Her loss will leave a hole but the memories of her will always bring a smile.

A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Please visit prairierosefunerals.ca to leave messages of condolence. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests a donation to the animal rescue charity of your choice.

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Terrie (deWaal) Copley

1 year ago

I am so sorry to hear of Linda’s passing. Deepest sympathies to you Mrs. Frizzell, Bev, and Barb!
My memories of your whole family are all wonderful! Hugs and love to you!

Nancy

1 year ago

Linda, you are a Rockstar, a shining light, and now an angel. Rest in peace.❤️

Mike Johnsen

1 year ago

Linda, it's been a week since you left us, still in shock and disbelief. I feel very fortunate that I was able to spend some time with you, the last few days. I find comfort knowing that you will not be alone, as Emily, Sarah, Rylee, Tucker and little Rudi, were all waiting at the Rainbow Bridge for their mom to hold them again.

Maurice and Lorraine Landry

1 year ago

We were sorry to see that you lost that your daughter Jean. Please accept our sincere condolences. Even though it has been many years since we were in Calgary we still think of you. We still live in Brooks.

Tina Fougere

1 year ago

To Dean & Linda’s family - so sorry to hear about Linda’s passing - my deepest condolences.
LJ was a breathe of fresh air. She energized the room when she was there. Always smiling & laughing.
I had the pleasure of working with her at Telus & used to see her at lots of football games decked out in her green. Not too mention Stampede festivities.
Linda had an incredible zest for life & will be missed. RIP sweet angel.

Colleen Talbot

1 year ago

Our paths crossed many times over the years at AGT/TELUS and Linda’s hard work and upbeat attitude towards whatever task she was working on was contagious and always welcomed. Deepest condolences to your family and closest friends. So sorry for you loss.

Bob Butchart

1 year ago

Dear Dean, very sorry to learn of your loss of Linda, you are in our thoughts at this most difficult time.

Kim Watt

1 year ago

When we met at a Stampeder game, both dressed in our Saskatchewan Roughrider green, we knew it was a match made in heaven. Who knew that meeting would turn into a twenty five year friendship. Over the years, we cried together (a few times) and laughed and laughed and laughed the rest of the time. So many good times, so many great conversations.

Linda was passionate, engaged, fun loving, loyal, generous, empathetic, and had a great sense of humor. She was “simply the best”.

I will miss her.

Until later girlfriend - rest easy…

Carol Brash nee McRae

1 year ago

I worked with Linda for many years at both AGT & Telus. Linda & I also played in & won the Ladies member guest at Inglewood golf course. She was vivacious & the staunchest Riders fan I ever new. My condolences to Dean & Linda's family.

Judy and Ron Tucker

1 year ago

Our thoughts and prayers are with Dean and the Frizzel family.

She will be greatly missed by those shr founded. and there werel lots.

Our fond memories are of our daily interaction on the Olympic Project. So many stories could be told.

Karen McPhedran (Zubick)

1 year ago

I had the pleasure of working with Linda for a couple of years after she completed her Olympic project with AGT in 1988.

Our friendship grew over the years and we shared a lot of fun memorable times together. Even though both of our lives went in different directions, every time our paths crossed I was greeted with a smile, a hug. I will always remember her for her incredible zest for life.

Rest In Peace my dear friend. You will be truly missed by all the people whose lives you touched.

My deepest condolences to the Frizzell family.

Alex Chen

1 year ago

Losing LJ is heartbreaking to all who knew and adored her. LJ, I will miss your smile and laughter; it was an honour to work alongside you. My deepest condolences to her family and all who had the pleasure of having her in their lives.

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