Person:Richard Lindsay (1)
Richard Lindsay
b.27 Oct 1919 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
d.9 Mar 1999 Wilmington, New Castle Co., DE
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m. 26 Jun 1902
  1. Robina McGregor Orr Lindsay1903 - 1939
  2. James Norval Orr Lindsay1906 - 1979
  3. Isabella Orr Lindsay1908 - 1967
  4. Mary Ann Boyd Orr Lindsay1910 - 1991
  5. Jean Orr Lindsay1914 - 2001
  6. Catherine Orr Lindsay1917 - 1960
  7. Richard Lindsay1919 - 1999
  8. Hugh Wilson Lindsay1921 - 1986
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Name Richard Lindsay
Gender Male
Birth? 27 Oct 1919 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Death[1] 9 Mar 1999 Wilmington, New Castle Co., DE

NewsBank InfoWeb - Access World News Paper: News Journal, The (Wilmington, DE) Title: Obituaries Author: Staff ate: March 14, 1999 Section: Local Obituaries Page: 4B 

RICHARD LINDSAY JR., 79, of Wilmington, died Tuesday in Wilmington Hospital.   Mr. Lindsay was a technical writer at All American Engineering Co. in Wilmington, and was a technical writer and editor of reports, manuals and proposals for the Franklin Institute Laboratories.    He produced and edited a color motion picture film on All American Engineering Co.'s project "Washrag" in 1956 for the Marine Corps fighter-bomber aircraft.    Mr. Lindsay was a writer for the space medicine department at Martin-Marietta Co. in Denver was an editor for the advanced planning department for the Martin Co. in Denver and was co-writer and co-editor for the technical proposal and presentation, "Lunar Base Simulator," for Martin.   He also worked at Aeroprojects Inc., in West Chester, Pa., coordinating advertising and printing firms and supervising preparation of sales material.    Mr. Lindsay received his bachelor's degree in chemistry and botany from Denver University and was a candidate for a master's degree in ecology at the University of Delaware.    He was a former member of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology, the Society of Technical Writers, Editors and Publishers, and National Education Association. He was a World War II Army Air Corps veteran.
Survivors: daughters, L. Robin Lindsay of Chesapeake City, Md., and Leslie Carol Lindsay of Newark sister, Jean Lindsay of Wayne, Pa. a granddaughter.
Graveside service: 1:30 p.m. Monday, Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery, off Del. 71, near Summit Bridge.

LINDSAY, RICHARD JR 

S/SGT   US ARMY AIR CORPS
WORLD WAR II
DATE OF BIRTH: 10/27/1919
DATE OF DEATH: 03/09/1999
BURIED AT: SECTION XIII  ROW D  SITE 6
DELAWARE VETERANS MEMORIAL CEMETERY
2465 CHESAPEAKE ROAD BEAR, DE 19701
(302) 834-8046

http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/j2ee/servlet/NGL_v1

Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery Bear, New Castle County, Delaware Lindsay, Richard Jr, b. 10/27/1919, d. 03/09/1999, US Army Air Corps, S/SGT, Res: Chesapeake City, MD, Plot: XIII D 6, bur. 03/15/1999, [VA]

RICHARD LINDSAY 27 Oct 1919 09 Mar 1999 (V) 19806 (Wilmington, New Castle, DE) (none specified) 201-05-9329 Pennsylvania

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