James Lincoln III

I think of him fondly everyday. He was a wonderful friend both kind and generous. He is sorely missed.

I met Mr Lincoln while at Lincoln Welding School in 1982 he was cordial and approachable and I remember the moment well,I was only 17 and had never met anyone of his stature until then.May God rest your soul and comfort your family

I was a friend of , & fellow traveller with Jeff Lincoln in Australia 48 years ago . Was very saddened to read of his passing on your website & would like to offer my sincere sympathy to his family .

Jeff and his two children Jamie and Amanda welcomed us into their world when we moved in. Essentially teaching our kids to water ski and even flying a kite, (see picture) but most of the freindships that were built over the summers that still last to this day. I just learned recently my daughter when she was just 5 would go over to their house and just started playing in the corner, I had just assumed they let her in. but that's just how welcoming Jeff was. And I never heard Jeff utter a...

I only interacted with Jeff on one occasion, but it was very memorable. He invited a group of people to his lake house and I was included along with my son with Downs and my son's friend with Downs. Jeff spent the bulk of the day making sure the guys had a good time. We put life jackets on them and let them swim with inner tubes. He took them into the backyard and with careful supervision, taught them archery. Quite simply they had a blast. He was kind and caring and really went all out...