Linkous, Rosa Holcomb
Rosa Holcomb Linkous, 97, born on December 7, 1925 passed away on April 26, 2022. She is preceded in death by her parents, Harold and Josie Catron Holcomb; husband, Clovis Emanuel Linkous, sisters, Janice Hixon and Lela McGuyer; brother, Alfred Holcomb; grandson, Henry G. Linkous.
She is survived by her sons; Harold Leslie Linkous and Clovis Alan Linkous and wife Li-Ching Wang Linkous; grandchildren, James G. Linkous, William G. Linkous and wife Shivani Patel Linkous, and Henry Ishan Linkous; great-granddaughter, Rosa Amara Linkous.
She attended Blacksburg Presbyterian Church for many years and was the PEO- AU Chapter. Started out on her grandfather’s farm in Tazewell County; then moved to Christiansburg. She was active in church and fine art activities, serving as docent at many museums and art galleries. She graduated from Christiansburg High School and attended Roanoke College; and worked at the VA Hospital.
She met Clovis Emanuel Linkous and the two were married on December 19, 1949. She and Clovis lived in many places for his work as a career employee of General Electric including Lynn MA, Erie Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Schenectady New York and Fort Wayne Indiana. The two later moved back home to Montgomery County area in 1998 to live their days where they attended Blacksburg Presbyterian Church for many years.
Family would like to extend thanks to Kroontje Healthcare Center.
The family will receive friends on Saturday, April 30, 2022 from 1-2 pm at Horne Funeral Home with a funeral service to follow in the Horne Funeral Home chapel at 2:00 pm. Interment will be held at Belmont Cemetery in Christiansburg VA. The family would like to invite friends to a reception immediately following graveside service at the Hope Valley Church.
Phyllis Albritton
April 29, 2022 @ 3:39 pm
Rosa was such a caring, loving friend. It was always a special time, when I would
stop by to see her. Rest in peace, Sister.
Phyllis Albritton
April 29, 2022 @ 3:39 pm
Rosa was such a caring, loving friend. It was always a special time, when I would
stop by to see her. Rest in peace, Sister.