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Linda Maria Alizadeh was born on July 1, 1941, in Trinidad, Colorado. She was the daughter of Alexander and Dulcinea (Gallegos) Abeyta. She grew up in Trinidad, Colorado attending Trinidad Public Schools graduating from Trinidad High School in 1959.
She married Mohsen "George" Alizadeh on November 1960 and they made their home in Colorado for a short time before moving to Cincinnati, Chicago, Tehran, Iran, and later settling in Oklahoma City.
She served her family as a homemaker, while in Iran she taught English in the school system. She was a very kind, happy and lovable person, she enjoyed watching soaps, crossword puzzles, reading and cooking and loved spending time with her family.
She was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers; and two sisters.
She is survived by her husband, Mohsen "George" Alizadeh of Oklahoma City; one son, David Alizadeh of Oklahoma City; two daughters, Susan Hill and husband Scott of Colorado, and Dinah Alizadeh of Oklahoma City; four grandchildren, Lori Lee Alizadeh of Colorado, Kristopher Hill of Oklahoma City, Lauren Deathrage and husband Jarrett of Edmond, and Ashley Hill of Colorado; and one great granddaughter, Haileigh Hill of Oklahoma City.
Memorial services are scheduled for 10:30 am Thursday, October 8, 2020, at the Little Chapel of the Roses in Resthaven Memory Gardens.
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