George Raymon "Pappy" Lindsey

A loving father, grandfather, & great-grandfather. You taught us well, Daddy. Life lessons that will be passed for generations to come. I love you, Paula

Raymon Lindsey was much, much more than a father in law to me. He filled a void in my personal life, providing the rock of leadership and fatherhood that had been sorely lacking up til I met him. He accepted me into his family, faults and all, and with patience, prayer and guidance in the Lord, made me into the man I am today. His family is a living legacy to the greatness that was the man. My sincere condolences go to Betty, Doris, Mary and my own bride Paula. Raymon, I will miss you until we meet again at the throne of the Almighty God. Rest in Peace Pappy.

Having been thru the horrors of losing a parent - I can well relate to Doris. The loss expected but not looked forward to. He lived a long life but not long enough for those who will miss his smile, his ever present Christian example.

Matthew 5:4 says "Blessed are they who mourn for they shall be comforted."

So it is true!

As a strong Christian, Mr. Lindsey's light did shine on those of us who barely knew him........through his children. He went to school with my mother, Catherine Robertson Richardson, and his daughter Doris and I were classmates. We honor his life and principles, an example to all! May God comfort his family during these times of grief!
Love.......Martha

Doris, I am very sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and all of your family. God bless you all.
Love and prayers,
Lynell

to the entire lindsey family,you are in my prayers and God will see you through this. i am so sorry for your loss

Uncle Raymon was the most devout Christian man I ever knew.He not only devoted his life to God , he was lovingly devoted to his family, he adored his wife and 3 daughters. Was blessed with many grandchildren. He raised an entire family with the same morals and principles! Each child of his he gladly gave back to God the minute they took their first breath. When I think of Uncle Raymon I think of Matthew 19 Verse 16 And, behold, one came and said unto him, Good Master, what good thing shall I do, that I may have eternal life? This Good Man stands besides God today eternally, and the Lord has told him....Son, a job well done.