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Linda Mae (Sweers) Mulder
Celebration of Life: Saturday, June 6, beginning at 1:00 PM at the Dutton Mill Community Room, 6720 W. Mill Run SE, Caledonia, 49316
Memorials: Mel Trotter Ministries 225 Commerce Avenue SW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503  https://www.meltrotter.org/

Linda Mae (Sweers) Mulder, age 74, of Dutton, MI went to be with her Lord on Mother's Day, May 10, 2026.  Linda was a woman of strong faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and raised her family to know and love Him.  She was preceded in death by her parents, William and Tillie Sweers; sister, Marianne Coeling.  Linda is lovingly remembered by her sons, Bryan Mulder, Brad Mulder; grandchildren, Lynsey Mulder, Drake Mulder; brother, Bill and Linda Sweers; sister, Jeanne Steffens; many nieces and nephews.  A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, June 6, beginning at 1:00 PM in the Dutton Mill Community Room, 6720 W. Mill Run SE, Caledonia, 49316.  Memorial contributions in memory of Linda may be made to Mel Trotter Ministries.

STROO FUNERAL HOME
1095 68TH ST SE
GRAND RAPIDS, MI 49508 

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Gloria miles
1 month ago
Sorry for you loss. I went to school with Linda.. She was always such a kind and good friend. What a awesome life for Christ she has a had. Blessings to her family.
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Barb Kibler
1 month ago
Bryan & Brad, I am so sorry for your loss. I know things are tough for you both. Just look to God & he will guide you through this. I will keep you & the rest of your family in my prayers. Sending hugs.
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Brenda Fikkert
1 month ago
Your mom was my mom too.
I will miss her.
She will always have a special place in my heart.
I'm sure she is already an angel.
Because she was a saint.
Love you mom 😘
R.I.P.
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Brad Mulder
1 month ago
Mom, we all knew you were ready to go home and be with Jesus. You were the epitome of a warrior for Christ. I will definitely miss you and the time I got to spend with you after work. You having a cold Mountain Dew ready for me as soon as I walked through the door. I'm going to miss our Sunday family dinners. I love you so much. Words can't express how much I'm going to miss you. You were a huge part of my life. You were an excellent teacher. You were an amazing mother. And I couldn't ask for anything more. You are with Jesus now and I can just see you walking with Him. I will look forward to the day that I get to see you again. But I will have to wait. I love you so much mom.
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Alex Coeling
1 month ago
Hey guys, I just wanted to say I’m very sorry. I loved your mom so much and I love you guys. I know it’s been a long time, but I always think about you all. Much love and prayers are coming your way.
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Sept22websiteStroo Funeral Home began operating in 1972 when John K. Stroo and his wife, Elaine, along with their young family moved to Cutlerville. With the experience that came from working in two Grand Rapids area funeral homes, John and Elaine desired a business of their own where they could provide personalized, compassionate service within a small town atmosphere.

Cutlerville provided the perfect place for this. The community did not have a funeral home, and its small town atmosphere appealed to the Stroo’s as a great place to raise their children and to become personally involved in the life of the church, school, and community.

Through the years the community has grown and expanded considerably. With that growth the funeral home continued to grow also, and additional facility space became necessary. In 1986, the chapel was enlarged and the entire facility was redecorated. In 1998, the Stroo family moved from their funeral home residence to a condominium. Shortly after that move the residence was converted into additional funeral home space and a large addition was made.

Along with the need for additional facility space, there was the need for additional staff members to serve the families who called upon Stroo Funeral Home. Mike Vos joined John as his first full time licensed funeral director in 1993, followed in 1999 by Laurie Beute as the first full time office administrator. Licensed funeral director Ken Speyer was added to the full time staff in 2000, followed by John and Elaine’s son, Bob Stroo, also a licensed funeral director, in 2002. Following years of steady growth, Amy Middendorf joined the staff as a prearrangement counselor in 2014. The funeral home is blessed to have a part-time support staff made up of several dedicated individuals who help out on a regular basis.

2018 brought an exciting change to Stroo Funeral Home. After 45 years of owning and managing the funeral home, John Stroo decided to take a lesser role and sold his portion of the business to Bob Stroo and Mike Vos, who now assume shared responsibility as the two co-owners of Stroo Funeral Home. They, along with all of the dedicated staff members, are committed to caring for the needs of each family they are privileged to serve with personalized, compassionate service.

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Founded in 1972 by John K. and Elaine Stroo, Stroo Funeral Home, Inc. has established a reputation for providing personalized, compassionate service offered at a reasonable price, a reputation that Bob Stroo and Mike Vos strive to maintain.

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