Linda Jean Sloan

Linda Jean Sloan, born on August 17, 1951, transitioned from this life on November 5, 2026. She will be remembered with love by all who knew her and by the family whose lives were shaped by her presence.

Linda was preceded in death by her her husband of 29 years, Douglas Sloan, Sr., her mother, Lula Bell Perkins; her father, Allen Morris Burton, Sr.; and her sister, Beverly Ann Mason Suber.

She leaves behind a devoted and loving family. Her memory will be cherished by her sons, Aundre Richardson Black and his wife, Tuana, Darrick Dramonte Richardson Black and his wife, Cassandra, and William Douglas Sloan Black. She is also survived by her grandchildren, Braylin D. Black, DeAundre R. D. Black, Jada T. Williams, LaConia P. Williams, Tyberius R. Williams, Keosha S. L. Sullivan, Caderrius D. D. Black, Shydaria N.K. Black, KeiShun K. Black, Jabari D. Black, Jakeri Black, Jamyhus Johnson, and Malachi J.D. Black. Her legacy continues as well through her great-grandchildren, Zy'Mearrious Williams, Ja'Ziyis Williams, Karter Anderson, Laila C. Black, Amir N. Cruel, and Meilani X. Bowman.

Linda is also survived by he; her sister, Denise Golden of Atlanta, Georgia; her brother, Anthony Burton and his wife, Shirley, of Atlanta, Georgia; her sister, Bernadette Williams and her husband, Henry, of Greenville, South Carolina; her brother, Johnny Burton of Greenville, South Carolina, who was preceded in death by his wife, Parlee Burton; and her sister, Darlene Barksdale and her husband, Terry, of Greenville, South Carolina. She also leaves a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family members, and dear friends who will carry her memory forward with affection and gratitude.

A memorial service honoring Linda Jean Sloan will be held on November 13, 2026, from 12:00 p.m. until 1:00 p.m. at Cremation Society Of South Carolina - Westville Funerals (Operations Center), 6010 White Horse Road, Greenville, South Carolina 29611.

Linda Jean Sloan’s life is held in the hearts of those who loved her. May her memory bring comfort, and may the love she shared remain a lasting blessing to her family and friends.