Allan "Al" Lindstrom

My sincerest condolences to family and friends I have known since I was a child.

To “Big Al's” family,
Words at a time as this are hard, but necessary. The loss of the head of family is a test. A leader will come forward and the rest will follow in the footsteps Al has left for his family. As we continue to watch all sorts of games being played we can see Al's face somewhere on that field or track and he is smiling. Our deepest sympathies, Jim Collins

Al and I have known each other since high school days. We worked Peter Jacobsen Golf tournaments as marshals together. It was always a pleasure to be around Big Al and we will miss him!
Jim & Marlene Trask

I am so very sorry for your loss. I know the pain runs deep and the grief so heavy. I will forever have such fond memories of growing up on Roxbury!!! I can still see Mr. Lindstrom out on the driveway talking with my dad about golf and the fun rivarly they shared over the Ducks and the Beavers! Know you are all in my heart in a very special place.

We remember how much Big Al has done for RHS and
with and for the class of '47. We will never forget him .
Pat and Beverly Patterson

Al was my great high school buddy. We enjoyed all of the e-mails but mainly our friendly relationship that will never be forgotten. We extend our deepest sympathy to Dorothy and family.

Al had a magnetic personality, you could not help but like him. A true gentleman in every sense of the word. The world is a little sadder place with his passing. Our condolence to his family. Carter & Pat Johnson

So sorry to read obit today for cousin Allan. Sympathy to Dorothy & family. Loren & Judy Johnson, Chinook, WA

We were very sorry to hear of Al's passing, and send our condolences to the entire family.