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Linda Mary
Storma
Jul 28, 1949 — Oct 12, 2026
Linda Mary Storma, a beacon of love, warmth, and strength, passed away peacefully on October 12th, 2026 at
77 years old. Born on July 28, 1949, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Linda was the beloved daughter of Richard and
Dorthy Dagelen. She was predeceased by her parents and her brother, Gary Dagelen.
Linda is survived by her devoted husband, Erv Storma, with whom she shared over two decades of a beautiful
life filled with unforgettable adventures and friendships. Together, they built a warm and inviting home in
Florida, where they embraced every moment with joy and gratitude.
Linda's legacy continues through her loving children, Bob (& wife Kristen), Dave (& wife Alyssa) and Dan (&
Tara) Schauer, who were the pride and joy of her life. Her nurturing spirit and boundless love also live on in her
seven grandchildren who refer to her as “Grandma Happy”: Savannah, Evan, Logan, Lexi, Yohan, Simone, and
Teo. Linda's siblings, Julie Vogelsang, Janet (& husband Fred) Wellnitz, and Jeanne (& husband Dave) Kuske,
will forever hold her memory close to their hearts. Linda also inherited a beautiful second family of children
Jerri Mosher, Dana Dezarn, Scott (& wife Casey) Stroma and Marc Storma, and bonus grandchildren Ava,
Christina, Matthew, Asher, Steel Chapel, Andrea and Lynn all of which she loved just as much. She was also
SO LOVED by lots of nieces and nephews. Lindy was also blessed to have many close and amazing friends
that were family to her.
Throughout her career in sales and management at the Yellow Pages, Linda was admired for her dedication,
integrity, and remarkable ability to connect with people. Her colleagues and clients appreciated her
professionalism and the genuine care she showed in her work.
Linda was a woman of enduring faith and compassion. She closed out every day with a heartfelt, "Goodnight,
God bless, I love you," a testament to the deep connections she fostered with those she loved. Her family
fondly recalls her parting words at the end of each visit, "Hand to hand, heart to heart, we're always together,
never apart," a mantra that underscored the unconditional love she shared with them.
Linda Mary Storma's life was a testament to love, kindness, and the power of genuine connection. She had an
awesome sense of humor and always made everybody laugh. She will be deeply missed but forever
remembered by all who were fortunate enough to know her.
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