Linda RiddleLinda (Love) Riddle was born in Delta, Colorado and spent her first years on a farm enjoying her own horse and helping with the beginning of Delta's first rodeo. Then the family moved to Spenard, Alaska near Anchorage. While in Alaska she was crownedFire Prevention Queen. She played the French horn in the band, ice skated, played tennis and performed in many plays. She was also active in her church and 4-h.She raised three sons and co-owned and operated The Daylight Donut Shop in Tonkawa and Blackwell Oklahoma for many years.After earning a trip to San Antonio, Texas Linda was chosen to be an extra in the movie, Viva Max with Peter Ustinov and John Astin. In Tonkawa she had the lead in an Off-roadway show that performed at NOC. She helped organize the celebration of America's Bicentennial.Loving history she studied the lives of the Founding Fathers and the sacrifices that they made for our country. Giving many speeches on this subject. Even, making her own Betsy Ross dress for these events. Linda enjoyed teaching Good News Club (Bible study for children) in her home for several years.Linda studied art in Northern Oklahoma College in Tonkawa with Jean Dougherty, Larry Stevenson and Audrey Schmitz. She also studied with Barbara Bartles of Taso, New Mexico, also in La Vita Colorado, earning several awards. She was published for her art and poetry in the Harvest magazine at NOC and wrote a weekly column for the Tonkawa News.While living in Tonkawa Ted and Linda wrote their book "True-to-Life-Story: "No Lookin' Back". After being published and now that they are retired, they have been busy promoting their book, with book signings, radio interviews, making a web page and now a screenplay is being written for them.Ted and Linda now reside in Walnut shade, Missouri, near Branson. Their motto is, "May the West always be a blessing to you." Read More Read Less