LINDSEY CHARLES DURLACHER

Sometimes you google someone you remember from your past and the worst imaginable outcome results. I only knew Lindsey briefly back in 1990 when we were both students at Wayland Academy and where we both stayed on the same floor in the dorm. Lyndsey was a fun loving kid and I really liked him. He also playfully put me on my back once with one swift motion! I really respected him. Small in stature, he was like a sleeper car with an engine under the hood, ready to blow the doors of anyone else...

Lindsey and I dated when he was the Assistant Coach at Northwestern. He was a true gentleman, funny, fun, and what a wrestler!!!!!! I actually thought at the time we dated we would be married under a chuppah someday.
I was shocked, astounded, and absolutely saddened when I found out he passed. I hate I wasn't able to say goodbye.
You live on Lindsey in all the lives you touched.

Wow... with the olympics starting, my son and I wondered what Lindsey was up to. We met him at the Co. Olympic Training Center while on a behind the scenes tour on November 15, 2008. Lindsey spend half the day with my son, Cole, and I talking wbout his world and the world of wrestling. My son was 8 at the time. I took video and many pictures that day of Lindsey and my son wrestling. Lindsey treated us like old friends and truely made us feel welcomed. We live in WI just north of the Il...

Dear Barbara. my condolances on your loss. I always remeber how you loved Libdsey and how proud you where of his accomlishments.
David Cape Coral, FL

Lindsey was a champion of a child when I knew him. He loved so much to hang with his brother, Dave. A champion as a child and a champion as a man. I'm so sorry he is gone at such a young age. My deepest condolences to Dave and his family. RIP Lindsey.

Mike,

I just heard the news from Glen. My condolences on the loss of your bro. After hearing som much about him over the years (you are such a proud big bro) and watching him on YouTube, I wish I would have had the opportunity to meet him.

Love,
Brad Gellman