Linda Reid Oldham

Managing Partner- Crockett, Oldham, Pope & Donadio, PLLC

Biography

Linda Reid Oldham is a Moore County native, born in Aberdeen. She received an Associate in
Arts degree from Sandhills Community College, Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Saint
Andrews Presbyterian College, Master of Arts in English Education degree from UNC
Pembroke, and a Juris Doctor degree from the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law at
Campbell University.

During her Law School education, Linda was recognized as an Individual Finalist and member
of the Overall Winning Team in Moot Court Competition, and was a member of the Trial
Advocacy Team for travel competition. She was recognized as the Howard Citation recipient for
Christian Citizenship, and was awarded the Button Service Award by the Christian Legal
Society. Linda was selected as a National Member of the Order of Barristers.

Linda is heavily involved in her community through the Aberdeen Lions Club, North Carolina
Jaycees, Moore County Teen Court, Family Promise, and Moore4Jesus. As a member of
Aberdeen First Baptist Church, Linda serves as Church Attorney and Business Session
Moderator. She is a member of the Embrace Southeast Asia Mission Team. Linda also serves as
Chairman of the By-Law Committee for the Sandhills Baptist Association.
Linda understands that dealing with any type of legal issue creates stress for the client. In
moving a client toward resolution of the legal issue, stress is reduced. Linda enjoys being a part
of the restorative process for her clients.

Linda’s professional affiliations include membership in the North Carolina State Bar, North
Carolina Bar Association, North Carolina Advocates for Justice, and the Moore County Bar
Association. Linda is a strong advocate for continued legal education and has served on the
Education Committee for the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers, and is the Continuing
Education Director for the Moore County Bar.

Education

Campbell University
UNC Pembroke
Saint Andrews Presbyterian College
Sandhills Community College