Linda Ann Sinatra

July 19, 1947 - April 7, 2020

Linda Ann (Morgan) Sinatra (1947-2020) On April 7th, 2020, Linda passed on after a struggle with varied health issues. She was 72 and full of love and joy for her family and friends. Linda cared about everyone she met, sharing her faith and generosity. She was born in Lynwood, Ca, July 19, 1947 and shortly after moved to Chino. Linda graduated from Pomona Girls School and later attended beauty college after which she worked as a beautician. At age 18, she entered the convent and moved to Iowa to live with the Clinton Franciscans. She was subsequently assigned to St. Catherine's Parish in Riverside, Ca. In 1975, she left the convent and worked as a beautician in Riverside. In December of 1977, Linda married Charles Sinatra. The couple adopted two children, Kenneth and Valerie, in 1983. Linda was an active member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, ministering in Religious Education and also Music Director for 36 years. She was also part of the production staff at WordNet TV for many years. Linda loved travelling for pleasure or to share her faith. Her hobbies included: collecting butterflies and "Faith" signs and symbols, feeding slot machines and reading spiritual books. She joins her parents, Sam and Helen and her brother Tim, who preceded her in death. Linda will be missed but not forgotten by her husband, Charles, and her children, Kenny and Valerie, and also her siblings, Barbara Whittington, Pat Morgan, Lori Olenick and Cathy Galloway. She will also be missed by her many friends. Everyone will miss her faith and genuine caring nature. For the past 5 years, Linda was a member of St. Thomas Parish and the Riverside Parkinson's support group. She was cared for at Welbrook Assisted Living Facility since October of 2019. Linda believed in miracles and she was a miracle to many people. One friend described her by saying that Linda didn't pass away, she passed on. A celebration of her life with a Mass will be scheduled for a later date. Please reserve the sending of flowers until that time.