Darrell Lindsey and his wife, the former Grace Copelan, welcomed a newborn son 11 April 1961 into their family. They named their son Timothy L. Lindsey.
Timothy Lindsey wed Carol Dopheide Hardy 1 January 2001 in Quincy Illinois.
Timothy Lindsey worked for Holister Whitney as a machinist. He belonged to the local Machinist Lodge No. 822.
Timothy Lindsey "never met a stranger," and was quick to offer help to any in need. He volunteered for Toys for Tots, and helped to escort the Honor Flights. He helped organize a labor day picnic for his union.
Pastimes included outdoor activities such as camping. He enjoyed NASCAR races. He belonged to Hotrods and Handlebars for Heroes, and to the Rocky Point Club.
Timothy L. Lindsey passed away at a Quincy Illinois hospital. He was 53. Two step-siblings had predeceased him.
Major Andrew Miller and Major Cheryl Miller led funeral services held at Duker and Haugh funeral parlor in Quincy Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary.
Timothy Lindsey wed Carol Dopheide Hardy 1 January 2001 in Quincy Illinois.
Timothy Lindsey worked for Holister Whitney as a machinist. He belonged to the local Machinist Lodge No. 822.
Timothy Lindsey "never met a stranger," and was quick to offer help to any in need. He volunteered for Toys for Tots, and helped to escort the Honor Flights. He helped organize a labor day picnic for his union.
Pastimes included outdoor activities such as camping. He enjoyed NASCAR races. He belonged to Hotrods and Handlebars for Heroes, and to the Rocky Point Club.
Timothy L. Lindsey passed away at a Quincy Illinois hospital. He was 53. Two step-siblings had predeceased him.
Major Andrew Miller and Major Cheryl Miller led funeral services held at Duker and Haugh funeral parlor in Quincy Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary.
Darrell Lindsey and his wife, the former Grace Copelan, welcomed a newborn son 11 April 1961 into their family. They named their son Timothy L. Lindsey.
Timothy Lindsey wed Carol Dopheide Hardy 1 January 2001 in Quincy Illinois.
Timothy Lindsey worked for Holister Whitney as a machinist. He belonged to the local Machinist Lodge No. 822.
Timothy Lindsey "never met a stranger," and was quick to offer help to any in need. He volunteered for Toys for Tots, and helped to escort the Honor Flights. He helped organize a labor day picnic for his union.
Pastimes included outdoor activities such as camping. He enjoyed NASCAR races. He belonged to Hotrods and Handlebars for Heroes, and to the Rocky Point Club.
Timothy L. Lindsey passed away at a Quincy Illinois hospital. He was 53. Two step-siblings had predeceased him.
Major Andrew Miller and Major Cheryl Miller led funeral services held at Duker and Haugh funeral parlor in Quincy Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary.
Timothy Lindsey wed Carol Dopheide Hardy 1 January 2001 in Quincy Illinois.
Timothy Lindsey worked for Holister Whitney as a machinist. He belonged to the local Machinist Lodge No. 822.
Timothy Lindsey "never met a stranger," and was quick to offer help to any in need. He volunteered for Toys for Tots, and helped to escort the Honor Flights. He helped organize a labor day picnic for his union.
Pastimes included outdoor activities such as camping. He enjoyed NASCAR races. He belonged to Hotrods and Handlebars for Heroes, and to the Rocky Point Club.
Timothy L. Lindsey passed away at a Quincy Illinois hospital. He was 53. Two step-siblings had predeceased him.
Major Andrew Miller and Major Cheryl Miller led funeral services held at Duker and Haugh funeral parlor in Quincy Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary.
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And now these three remain
Faith Hope Love
but the greatest of these is love.
In the blink of an eye,
everything can change.
So forgive often
and love with all your heart.
You may never know when
you may not have
that chance again.
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