Ted Lindsay

I met Ted Lindsay at Fraser Hockeyland. I was going up the stairs and he was going down . I looked up to see who was coming down and stopped in my tracks. I said" Oh, it's you!" Where he replied,"Oh, it's you!" We both chuckled and Iyelled out"Anyone got a pen?"Just by luck, I had on a Red wing shirt that day.i met him other times and he always had a smile on his face and a story to tell! Rest in Peace in that great hockey arena in the sky!

one of thé greatest humans.You would
Nevers know what à great player hé was.
Thanks for thé mémoires.Rest in pface,Ted
Terry Herbert

Dearest Lindsay Family and Friends, I am so very sorry to hear about your loss of Ted. Sorry for your loss. Take time to grieve and find comfort in knowing that God is near to all those calling on him. Psalm 145:18

May the God of all peace bring comfort to the Lindsay family and friends at this difficult time.

Ted was my hockey coach in Port Hourn, Mi. Summer of 1966-68 I will never for get him.

I was born in Kirkland Lake and lived on the same street as Mr Lindsay. In 1950 my best friend and I were hitch hiking to the Kirkland Lake Golf and Country Club to when up came a convertible with 3 gentlemen in the front seat offering us a ride. I mentioned to my best friend that the driver was Ted Lindsay, with Nellie Podolski in the centre seat and Gordie Howe in the front passenger seat as well. We found they were going to the Club and we offered to caddie for them, but alas they ...

We lost the final leg of the "Production Line"and also a truly nice guy ans sportsman.

Deepest sympathy to Ted's family. He will be missed by all, not just Wings fans.

I was fortunate to know Mr. Lindsay in my younger years quite well. His son Blake and I were friends and business partners in the early eighties, "Lindsay, Edwards Sport Outfitters". During those days Ted was an officer in our corporation and a constant support mechanism for us in every way possible. Most fans rightfully know Ted Lindsay as a Hall of Fame sports icon which they should. He was that same caliber person in his personal life as well I'd come to know. The old saying goes...