Louie Lindsay Born July 20.1950 in Mansfield,Ohio to Louis Sr and Clara Lindsay Died November 3,1992 at the age 42 at Akron City Hospital from a work related accident.He lived in Akron for 4 1/2 years and he worked for Ohio Edison Company. He lived in Akron with his wife Mary L. Lindsay at 660 Sunset View Drive Akron,Ohio
Louie was a member of the New Trinity Missionary Baptist Church and Mason with the pride of Ohio Lodge #80 and the Ohio Edison Mens Club. And he was a graduate at Mansfield Senior High Class of 1968.
Friend and family were received at the home of Louie's mother Clara Lindsay at 529 Bowman St Mansfield. There was Masonic Memorial Sevices at the Williams Funeral at 7 P.M. on Friday evening
The funeral was held at Mt.Herman Baptist Church on Saturday November 7,1992 at 10:00 A.M. The officiating clergy was Rev Fred Gilbert and Rev Samuel Johnson. Burial is at the Mansfield Memorial Park
I first met Louie in study hall at MSHS in 1966, my Junior year. Louie was the kindest, most mellow person I remember from Mansfield Senior (except for Carolyn Scott), and could not help but like him. Kim Yarmen, Louie and I would occassionly play chess together in study hall and it was a good time.
When I saw he had passed away on these profile pages, what I first thought of was Louie's very large, semi bald head with a huge, bright smile on his face. Louie was always smiling, Louie was always big, Louie was a good and gentel man.
When I think of Louie I think of the actor that played the lead in the movie "The Blind Side" being almost a twin to Louie Lindsay, in size, appearance and in personality - a good hearted, gentel person that was easy to like, the kind of person the world should have more of.
Bonnie Edmond (Sturgis)
Louie LindsayBorn July 20.1950 in Mansfield,Ohio to Louis Sr and Clara Lindsay Died November 3,1992 at the age 42 at Akron City Hospital from a work related accident.He lived in Akron for 4 1/2 years and he worked for Ohio Edison Company. He lived in Akron with his wife Mary L. Lindsay at 660 Sunset View Drive Akron,Ohio
Louie was a member of the New Trinity Missionary Baptist Church and Mason with the pride of Ohio Lodge #80 and the Ohio Edison Mens Club. And he was a graduate at Mansfield Senior High Class of 1968.
Friend and family were received at the home of Louie's mother Clara Lindsay at 529 Bowman St Mansfield.
There was Masonic Memorial Sevices at the Williams Funeral at 7 P.M. on Friday evening
The funeral was held at Mt.Herman Baptist Church on Saturday November 7,1992 at 10:00 A.M. The officiating clergy was Rev Fred Gilbert and Rev Samuel Johnson. Burial is at the Mansfield Memorial Park
Bonnie Edmond (Sturgis)
Oh I remember Louie so well he was so sweet and always has a great big smile on his face...I'm am so sorry to hear of his passing.Frederick Wiegand
I first met Louie in study hall at MSHS in 1966, my Junior year. Louie was the kindest, most mellow person I remember from Mansfield Senior (except for Carolyn Scott), and could not help but like him. Kim Yarmen, Louie and I would occassionly play chess together in study hall and it was a good time.
When I saw he had passed away on these profile pages, what I first thought of was Louie's very large, semi bald head with a huge, bright smile on his face. Louie was always smiling, Louie was always big, Louie was a good and gentel man.
When I think of Louie I think of the actor that played the lead in the movie "The Blind Side" being almost a twin to Louie Lindsay, in size, appearance and in personality - a good hearted, gentel person that was easy to like, the kind of person the world should have more of.
Fred Wiegand November 2013