Beloved philanthropist, businessperson Linda Yoshida dies after long battle with illness

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Linda Yoshida, a prominent philanthropist and businesswoman from East Multnomah County, passed away on December 4, 2024, after a challenging battle with illness. Known for her dedication to community service, Linda co-hosted the Soulful Giving Blanket Concerts with her husband, Junki Yoshida, since their inception in 2010. These concerts not only provided entertainment but also raised significant funds for various local charities, showcasing her commitment to philanthropy. Her multifaceted roles as a wife, mother, and friend were celebrated by many who knew her, highlighting the deep connections she fostered within the community. The impact of her work is evident in the lives she touched and the initiatives she supported, making her a cherished figure in the region.

Linda's legacy will continue to inspire future generations, exemplifying the power of giving back. As tributes pour in, many reflect on how her spirit of generosity and compassion has left an indelible mark on East Multnomah County.

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