Linda Juanita
McAfee
December 14, 1939 - March 19, 2026
Linda Juanita Slaton McAfee, age 86, of Florence Alabama passed away on March 19th 2026. Visitation will be on Saturday, March 21st from 11:00 am until 12:00 pm at Williams Funeral Home of Florence. The service will follow at 12:00 pm in the funeral home chapel with burial at Tri-Cities Memorial Gardens.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Denny McAfee, sister; Sherry Patton, and grandson; Luke White.
Survivors are her children; Ricky Davis (Belinda), Lynn White, Chris McAfee (Jana), and Leslie Sockwell (Chris) Grandchildren; Sam Davis, Clint Davis, Leanna Clark, Matthew White, Megan White, Hannah White, Tucker McAfee, Alison McAfee, Loren Sockwell, Eli Sockwell, Jake Sockwell, Lilly Sockwell and numerous great-grandchildren.
Linda was a devout Christian, devoted wife, loving mother, and grandmother.
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4 Comments on “Linda Juanita McAfee”
Linda was a sweet lady. I worked with her years ago at Genesco.
We always called her “Aunt Bug”. Bug was her childhood nick from what I understood because she loved to do the Jitterbug dance when she was a youngster. She loved unconditionally. She was an excellent Christian example to me. I am heartbroken. She was the last of my aunts to be with us and now I mourn her passing with great sorrow for many reasons. Aunt Bug was so humorous and I could count on her endless smiles. As a child, she would tell my Mom-Sherry (her sister) “lets play nice with one eacher, sissy” Everyone should be so lucky as to have an Aunt Bug like her in their life. Thank you for all your love. RIP
Bug was a good friend in our high school days – she dated my uncle Jimmy and later became his wife. She was always very nice and such a classy lady. I will miss her.
Love,
Ted Turner
Linda was a Precious Person
I worked with her in the office at Genesco it was my first job out of High School she knew I was scared to death but she helped me so much..always thought ALOT of Linda..I remember her talking about her kids..and remember her going with Denny..
I know she will be missed.. Precious Friend.
Connie Peden Norton