Stanley Lindsey

It´s hard to believe that Tanley has been gone 11years. Not a day goes by that I don´t think about him. Miss you man!

Too many good memories. All I can say is that Stan was the best

I often think of my dear cousin. Always called me his baby sister. He was definitely my big brother. When he finished college, his proud first purchase was a Volvo. He was so proud. Years later I called him when I purchased my first Volvo, I think he was as excited as I. The last time I saw him, my husband and I spent a few days with he and Elizabeth. I remember he offered me some living room tables of his mothers, my Aunt that I loved dearly. I would have love to have them but I thought...

Hardly a day goes by without thinking about you. Funny thing is that very little is about work, more about the funny things you did. Although you were my mentor, you were a better friend

Hi Elizabeth, I just ran across this site while looking for Stan on the net. Its been a few years now and I think of him often and miss his company. Stan was a big piece of my life. I hope your life is good now. Love Eddie

Dear Elizabeth and family
I just tried to call Stan and found he had passed. I usually tried to touch base with him around the holidays. I was feeling sad that he had not contacted me. Jim and I are in Alpharetta with Julie so I thought I would give him a call and ask him where you had lived here. I'm so sorry for you loss. Please call me when you can. I would love to hear from you. My cell is 615-497-2117.
He was always more to me than a cousin. I always considered him my big...

I just learned of Stan's passing. He was a good friend thru the years and will be missed. Stan was one of the people you just enjoy knowing!

David Berry

My heart is full, when I heard of the news of the passing of my friend and co-worker, I remembered nothing but good. I thank him for opening so many doors of opportunity for me and for being such a giving person. Elizabeth, stay strong and my condolences to you and your family.

Sharron Hill
Formerly with Stanley D. Lindsey & Associates

Prominent structural engineer and professor Stanley D. Lindsey has been called a genius, an innovator and an inspiration. He died on July 12 of a massive heart attack on his horse farm in Bluffton, S.C. He was 75.
Not long after starting his eponymous firm in Nashville, Tenn., in 1966, Lindsey became known as a pioneer in the use of computers for the analysis and design of structures. Stanley D. Lindsey and Associates Ltd., which for years wrote most of its own software, was one of the...