Russell James Lindquist

Met him though good friend Maureen Awesome man! Maureen, so sorry for your loss ... think of you often and all the fun times we shared Love and hugs Linda Logelin Froehling

My favorite memories of Russ was living with him and Nicole Mathey in Uptown. Russ was the "Jack" to our "Janet" and "Chrissie" making the most fun ever living as "Threes Company" I have not ONE memory that doesn´t involve giggling, laughter and love. He was an amazing guy. Hugs to you Maureen.

What an amazing human to know and work with - God SPeed Russ

Russ was one of the first people I was introduced to ( by Mike) when I first began visiting Minnesota. He was so kind, funny and just a genuinely good person. He adored you Maureen ! What a privilege to have known him. Until we meet again Russ

We are so very sorry for your loss. I love your photo of Russ. I will always think of him as a free spirit, zipping along on his water scooter, with a child-like joy. May he RIP and may happy memories of his love fill your heart and soul.

My memories of Russell include the endless fun we had on Loring Drv New Year´s parties, Halloween parties, bonfires, outdoor movie night which he hosted and the infamous Loring Drv winter and summer Olympic parties.

Russ was a fraternity brother at the University of Minnesota. I'd like to extend my thoughts and prayers to the Lindquist Family.

Dear Maureen and Family Lindquist, please accept my deepest sympathies for your loss. I had the privilege of working with Russell at Salesforce and I simply adored him. Every time I met with Russell, I walked away having learned something new. He possessed a wealth of knowledge and was always so patient with my endless questions about the selling process! And, he always had a way of making me laugh... I cherished my time with Russell and will always hold that time close to my heart....

My sincere sympathy Maureen and family. I feel a great loss. He was a special friend to my son, Lumpy. I remember our last conversation several years ago. We laughed a lot. May he rest in peace. Kate Leuthner Theisen