Paying it Forward; Linda's mentor was Margaret Borg one of our chapter's first chartering member and National President  from 1968-1969. Linda continues the tradition of mentoring up. She has mentored countless women and helped shape our chapter through her leadership, wisdom, and generosity.

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Entrepreneur; Linda Founded Associated Representatives from the ground up, growing it into a thriving company serving five states across the Intermountain Region.                            

 

Community Impact; Linda served NAWIC in nearly every leadership role, including twice as Chapter President and  Regional Director, and longtime Parliamentarian.    

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Education Advocate; Linda played a key role in establishing the Intermountain Electrical Contractors (IEC) scholarship program. In 2025 alone, the IEC awarded 150 scholarships worth $2,000 each across 54 chapters, an incredible legacy that she helped created continues to support and uplift future generations.                                              

Actively Involved; Linda's love of the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women initiative. Linda started the tradition for our chapter to have an annual heart health luncheon; this tradition has lasted at least a decade and is one of the most looked forward to meetings of the year.                                                                     

 

Legacy in Action;  While now retired, Linda remains actively involved in our chapter. We are grateful for her example, her service, and the lasting legacy she continues to build!