John G. Lindsay

Belated, to say the least, still heartfelt. We were so lucky to have grown up on the 400 block of 6th Avenue. Truly, some of my fondest memories are of the Lindsay home. Their door was always open. As with most of our fathers working long hours, we didn't get a lot of time with Mr. Lindsay. However, when we did get that time he was really present, making us "littles" feel so important. There are people in our lives who make such an impression and even after more than 40 years, John Lindsay...

PAT, I' M SORRY I DIDN'T KNOW OF THE PASSING OF JOHN UNTIL IT WAS TOO LATE.I HAVE SO MANY HAPPY MEMORIES OF OUR DAYS ON 6TH! SINCERE SYMPATHY!
FRANKIE KRAMER

We will greatly miss you John at our TM Luncheons. You were an interesting man to talk with all these many years. May you rest in peace.

Tom,
We will still make them sing loud enough for him to hear.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Much love,
Stacey & Melissa

I had the pleasure of working with John at the Weyerhauser Design Center. He was a gentle and gracious man, providing encouragement and opportunities for me. I have never forgotten, nor shall I, as I remember him fondly and with a smiling heart. He touched many people, and I serve testament to his presence.

Tom,

Sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. He and I talked a few times at VORTEX over the years. He was a good guy. I always enjoyed seeing him. Please accept my sympathies.

Rest well, John - To the Lindsay's left behind - Stand tall and remember the good times.