07/03/2021
So, the family donated a lot of information to this news report, as private as they are. In respect for them, let me share, feeling a little lackluster in presentation, though sweet reporter on the inside had sharing the heart of the story in her best intentions, the news could only give so much time. So, let me share stories submitted:
Yunet impacted everyone she met and her kindness and free spirit engaged even the toughest personalities. She loved to dance, read, but her true passion was the love for her family and most of all Jayden. She was the type of mom that waited in long lines at 2AM to make sure Jayden had the PS5 on his Christmas list. That included stalking delivery trucks and visiting various stores until she finally accomplished her goal. She created games and puzzles to engage Jayden in his academics and was always thinking of ways to raise him into a smart and respectful young man.
As a friend, no one could of asked for a better one. She was loyal, supportive and always ready to back anyone's play. Her personality was so cheerful that most of our days were spent laughing about the craziness of life and never once did she complain about how heavy the load was or how unfair the world seemed at times. If you didn't know her, you would never know she had so much on her plate.
As a professional she had drive and determination. She enjoyed what she did and was always quick to jump in, help out, train and build great relationships. This is a testament of the overwhelming support received in her fund. Mostly her work family, residents, owners, vendors and friend's who knew her and her kindness. Yunet never asked for anything in return and was always ready to help some more. She will be dearly missed and our hope is that she left this world knowing how much she was loved and appreciated by all those around her.
We want to export celebratory words of their lives for every life she touched. She was a loving generous woman. She served this world well as a dedicated loving daughter, supportive sister, sacrificially giving mother, generous family member to the extended members, diligent coworker, and exemplary volunteer in the baseball league. As a friend, if you had her in your corner, you had a loyal partner with love to help you battle through life.
Jayden worked hard as a student with wonderful grades, a star student during Covid even in homeschool. He was an avid reader, loving books. Overall, an amazing boy who played baseball and basketball to stay active with a beautiful smile. He had very close friends from the community that will dearly miss him, especially from North baseball.
Rip Number 28. You will be missed next season. I had the great pleasure of coaching you for a few years and even this past season. What a great kid you where and always had a smile on your face. You never complained and always worked hard to achieve your goals. I don't understand why things happen the way they do, but God has a purpose for everyone. I know you are up there playing ⚾ and are in a better place now. Every time I walk out on the field I will be thinking about you. You gained your wings and are no longer in pain anymore. You and your mom will be missed dearly at the field. Fly high little guy.
Her family will send more definitive details after a family gathering to celebrate and pray. Currently the plan waits on Jayden's body for organ donation, but they intend on July 10th having funeral at
Mullins Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Service
3654 Palm Beach Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33916
They will bury her at
Hodges Funeral Home at Lee Memorial Park
12777 FL-82, Lehigh Acres, FL 33973
They are working on a time, 9am ish. Family, coworkers and friends from all over are coming to celebrate their love of her.
The viewing is tentatively planned 930am-130pm open casket at Mullins to pay your respects, but for life, you can find joy in your memories of them. Please share, and Daniel Linares will share with the family. It is amazing how much she gave, and it was quiet and unbeknownst to others her works, just as a good generous heart gives and shares their life, not seeking praise from others, doing what she knew was right for the moment.
The GoFundme account grows enough to cover initial funeral expenses, but you are open to give cash privately to continue in the generosity to help the family as they figure out next steps continuing sharing her works in the lives she was touching.
On June 29th, Yunet Linares and her son Jayden Lee were on their way to Basketba… Ashley Ortiz needs your support for Memorial Fund in Honor of Yunet Linares
