Linda Diane Law, 73, passed away on Saturday, January 27th, 2018, in Haxtun Colorado, peacefully, but unexpectedly, after ongoing health issues.
Linda, is survived by her four loving children, fourteen grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, and extended family, including special nephew, Dr. Joe Lovato of Denver, Colorado.
Linda's surviving family members include her son, Scott (Durbin) McKay, fiancée Robin Wiita, and grandson Benjamin McKay of Seattle, Washington; her son, Jeff Durbin and his wife, Tamara Durbin, and their children, Jayden, Brandon, Hailey, and Christopher Durbin of Haxtun, Colorado; her son, John Durbin, and his wife, Kelly Durbin, and their son, Austin Durbin of Holyoke, Colorado and other children, Billy and Alyshia (Durbin) Sauer, and their children, William, Kyah, Zoey, Savannah, and Avery of Stratton, Colorado, Lucas and Brittany (Durbin) Dirks and their children, Sadie and Carson, of Holyoke, Colorado, and Christa Durbin of Stratton, Colorado; daughter, Jonetta (Durbin) Anderson, and her husband, Jared Anderson, and their children; Lane, Madison, Braden, Jacob, and Emily Anderson of Haxtun, Colorado.
Linda is also survived by her brother, Carl Morgan, sisters, Sheila Rubin, Sharon Arter, and Mary Berg, as well as numerous loving relatives and friends.
Linda is preceded in death by her parents, Herman and Carrie (Sheehan) Morgan, husband, Harold Law, granddaughter, Sydney Morgan Durbin, daughter of Jeff and Tamara Durbin, sister, Donna Lovato, and brother, Danny Morgan.
Linda Diane (Morgan) Law was born October 2, 1944, to the late Herman Morgan and Carrie (Sheehan) Morgan, in Denver, Colorado.
Linda married Steve McKay in 1963 and together they had two children, Scott and Jeff. Following a divorce, Linda later married John Durbin and from this union, two children were born, John and Jonetta.
In 1978, Lu, as many referred to her, moved to Sedgwick from Denver, Colorado with her husband, the late John Durbin, and their four children. John and Linda later divorced.
In 1981, Linda married Harold Law and they remained together until his passing in 2000.
Linda held many positions within the community, mostly involving service to others. Enhancing the lives of others was one of her true passions.
Linda enjoyed her home in Sedgwick, Colorado until 2013, when on-going health issues prompted her to move closer to family members in Haxtun, Colorado.
Some of Linda's greatest joys included the Sedgwick Fall Festival, spending time at RD's with friends, attending family gatherings, watching the Denver Broncos, and dancing at the Sedgwick Fall Festival street dance. Linda loved to dance, and dance she did.
Lu, was an incredible individual whom loved life, her friends, and especially her family. Her children were her pride and joy, and her grandchildren and great grandchildren were an incredible blessing to her.
Although Linda loved to entertain, she was happiest when her grandchildren were near, and especially when she could talk them into spending the night. Her grandchildren, always loved being at Grandma Linda's. She was the best cook, the most fun, and had the least amount of rules, actually probably no rules.
Not only did Linda take great delight in spending time with family and friends, she also loved cooking for them, and was known for her famous green chili and spaghetti.
Linda was a devout Christian and always encouraged her family to "treat others as you would want them to treat you". She gave thanks to the Lord daily. Her Bible was always near.
Linda was an active member in the community, and will truly be missed by all that knew and loved her.
A visitation will be held Tuesday, January 30, 2018 from 5-7 pm at the Haxtun United Methodist Church. A funeral service will be held Wednesday, January 31, 2018 at 10:30 a.m. also at the Haxtun United Methodist Church. A private family inurnment will be held at a later date. Memorial donations may be made to the Linda Law Memorial, c/o Bowin Funeral Home, PO Box 576 Akron, CO 80720.

The family wishes to thank all of those who brought a smile to her face over the years and who cared for her during her ongoing health issues. We also want to extend a big thank you for all who attended her celebration of life.