1924
2019
Burton E. Lindsey, 94, of Maynard, MA, passed away on Sunday, April 21, 2019. He was the husband of the late Pauline V. (Holland) Lindsey. Born in Gouldsboro, Maine on May 28, 1924, Burton was the son of the late Edgar J. and Helen S. (Stanley) Lindsey. Burton was raised and educated in Sullivan, Maine and graduated from high school there in 1943. He served in the Army from 1945-1948 where he was an Airplane and Engine Mechanic. Burt and Pauline met through mutual friends while working at Raytheon. The couple married in 1955. Burt worked for Raytheon for thirty-seven years as a Mechanical Draftsman, retiring in 2004. He had a passion for bluegrass music. He enjoyed playing and listening to Bill Monroe. Burt and Pauline enjoyed riding on steam locomotives and looking for old walter trucks on the coast of Maine. Burt also enjoyed working on restoring World War II aircraft to flying condition in his later years. He is survived by: son Dennis Lindsey of Bridgewater, MA; son Allen E. and wife Dayna Lindsey of Gaffney, SC; daughter Ann "Rosemary" and husband Gary Larsen of Northbridge, MA; four grandchildren; six great grandchildren. Family service will be private. Arrangements under the care of Fowler-Kennedy Funeral Home, A Life Celebration Home, Maynard. To share a memory or offer a condolence visit: www. fowler-kennedy.com.
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I cant believe it has been a year..I miss Burt and think of him often. I have so many great memories..RIP BURT WE LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU...
Dayna Lindsey
Family
April 15, 2020
My grandpa was a great caring man and he deserved the best it is with heart break that he is no longer with us on this earth but in our hearts he's never forgotten you may now Rest In Peace grandpa we all love you and know you'll be watching over each and every last one of us.
Zachary Lindsey
May 5, 2019
Burt will be missed and never forgotten.He was a GREAT father in law.I will always remember him with great love in my heart. RIP BURT..
Dayna Lindsey
May 5, 2019
Grandpa Burt was an honorable and caring soul. He loved his family, effortlessly trying to archive it and bring it together. He strived to be a better man through religion and fixing his own problems. He was always kind and gentle and would give you the shirt off his back if he could. A hard worker and a loving family man, something we should all strive to be. I love him, along with all his quirks, and will miss him greatly.
Michael Allen Lindsey Lindsey
Grandchild
May 1, 2019
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