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John Cooper Lindner
1966 - 2013
John Cooper Lindner
1966 - 2013
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John Lindner Obituary
John was born in Beaumont, TX on April 5, 1966; attended Port Neches-Groves High and graduated from Baylor University where he earned a BBA degree in economics and international business. Also, he was a member of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity. John was involved in operational, managerial, and sales positions; the last being an agent with AFLAC. When he resided in The Woodlands, he attended The Loft Church.
He is survived by his children, Madison Elise and Reed William; two that he loved and cherished very much and their mother Sara Lindner. Also surviving are his parents, Derle & Gay Lindner, and his fiancée Barbara Hobart. He is also survived by his aunts Cherie Wurster and Brenda Cooper; many cousins and friends.
Memorials made in John's memory may be sent to The Woodlands United Methodist Church Foundation, 2200 Lake Woodlands Drive, The Woodlands, TX 77380 or the Spring Branch Memorial Club, 1200 Blalock, Suite 378, Houston, TX 77055.
Yet those who wait for the Lord will gain new strength; They will mount up with wings like eagles, They will run and not get tired, They will walk and not become weary. Isaiah 40:31
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Joey Stroud
June 25, 2014
John and I were mutual friends at PNG. I'm so sad to hear of his home going. My condolences to his family
Clare Miers
February 21, 2014
You were so talented, my friend. We lost touch with busy lives after graduating Baylor. I'm so sorry... I know how much you loved your family and your music. I will remember the songs you sang so beautifully. -- Clare Miers
Carter Copeland
January 23, 2014
John and I were friends at Baylor. It was very comforting to re-connect via the phone this past Summer. If, you were a friend to John. He kept you close to his heart next to his family. I know that he is at peace in heaven making music and providing humor. He will be missed. Carter Copeland-San Antonio,Texas
The "first" Cheap Date
Steve Martinson
September 3, 2013
JBass!! Over a week has gone by since I heard of your passing and I am STILL in stunned silence, if not denial, that you have left this world. Unless, I end up with some crazy musical opportunity in the future, you will FOREVER remain the better half of the best rhythm section I have ever had the pleasure and privilege to be a part of! Over the 10+ years we knew each other, it didn't matter if we had gone one week, one month, or one year (or MORE) without jamming together and each and every time we did, we locked in like we were Siamese twins.
RIP brother and I will join you someday for more of those random but precisely in-synch brain-wave chorus-to-verse turnarounds we pulled off!
I hope you enjoy the song we will be playing for you at your service tomorrow...
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Andrea Christman
August 28, 2013
You are so greatly missed!
Joanne Ledbetter
August 27, 2013
John, I was so sorry to hear you had passed. Although we worked together only a short amount of time I really enjoyed working with you. You ALWAYS made me laugh. When my dad passed you went out of your way to let me know you were there for me if I needed anything. You also graciously sat & listened to me practice my memorial speech for my dad's service. You were a good man and those closest to you should feel especially proud that you left a piece of yourself in their hearts forever. I pray your children will feel blessed as they go through life and recognize the positive values & traits you instilled in them. I hope when they do something that reminds them of you (maybe a mannerism or say word or phrase) that they will stop & smile and know you are still with them.
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