IAN LINDEMAN

I just came across this notice of Ian’s passing and am very saddened to receive the news. We were lifelong friends and first acquainted when Ian was working in the U.S. in the late 1980’s for the Australian Consulate. On one of his return trips to the States in 1997, he visited our home in Kentucky and we had such a great time re-connecting again. My prayers to his sons and all who knew Ian. Incredible man! Had not received Ian’s annual Christmas holiday letter and just happened upon his...

Fortunate to know Mr Lindy and Gwenda
We have shared a chance meeting & formed a friendship that exists only through email and a once a year encounter which we will forever treasure.
Thank you for your kindness
Love Joshua and Adam

Ian was my first cousin and I am blessed to have had him in my life. His passing leave a huge hole in the family unit as you would never find a more decent, honest,unpretentious person on the planet.
We spent many happy holidays with Ian, Margaret and Peter and their parents Arthur and Mary at Bermagui over many years.

He was a beautiful soul to so many and this is borne out by his charitable work. He was always thinking of others. What a tragic loss.

To Gwenda, Margaret,...

So sadden to see this news today ,Ian was a much loved member of the Lifeline Canberra Team . Our love to his family Jenine x

Ian was a very nice person, with whom I served in the Embassy in Tehran. He recently organised the winter nude swim in Lake Burley Griffen.

Accept heartfelt sympathies. A true warm hearted and sincere friend. May he rest in peace.

Thilla