Forrest Calvin Lind

I first met Forrest when he worked for Standard Insurance. I had taken out some insurance policies. As he went on his own, I transferred my policies over to him and he always gave me advice on what to do. However, more importantly Forrest became a very dear friend through the years and he was always there to give me advice whenever I asked for it. I was shocked to hear of his passing. I had no idea he had been sick. My deepest condolences and prayers go out to his dear family.

Dear Family of Forrest Lind, I am so sorry. What a great man. I knew Forrest @ L.B. Poly, CSULB and at occasional events since. He was always so uplifting, happy & helpful. My concolences to his entire family. Sincerely, Janet Lonski DeGiorgio

i worked with Forrest at Standard Insurance many years ago & remember is humor & his willingness to help the "new guy" whenever I had a question or didn't know how to do something. My deepest condolences to his family & friends.

So sorry to hear of Forrest's passing. Forrest and my dad worked together many years ago and I was a guest at the baby shower for his daughter Dana. Our family connection goes all the way back to when Ralph was the best man at my mom and dad's wedding. I can think of many times that I saw Forrest over the years; at my parent's house when he brought little Billy over, at the office when I went in to see my dad, at my parent's 35th anniversary. He was always so nice, so friendly. ...

Forrest and I shared a birthday and many childhood experiences together. We were good friends in elementary school and re-connected as adults. My sympathies to Claire and Gay and the rest of his family. Randy Stricklin

To the Lind Family
As a Poly 10th grader, I had the opportunity to play with Forrest on the varsity basketball team, 61-62 team. Forrest was a great teammate and a great person. He will be truly missed.
My Condolences
Mel Reed

I had the pleasure to connect with Forest on a few levels, as an athlete, coach and father. As an athlete we shared a passion for competition and the understanding of what it takes to be the best you can. As a coach, Forest, used his knowledge and applied skills in basketball handling and shooting to educate, teach and inspired players to be better player and better people. And as Father, we talked of family, kids, parenting and how to keep sight of one's self while being the best you can....

To the Lind Family:

May God bless each of you, during this difficult time in your lives. (James 4:8)

My condolences,
SJB.

The buzzer sounded - Game over but a whistle blows for the start of a new game on a new court. God Bless you my friend
Ron Beaulac