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David C Lindley

December 23, 1934 – January 15, 2022


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David C Lindley was born on December 23, 1934 to Samuel and Ruby Lindley.  He graduated in 1953 from Tigard High School in Oregon.   Before he graduated, he worked at a gas station, then for Joe Fisher’s car Dealership shagging cars.  He served ten years in the Air Guard and Air Force.  He went to work for the Singer company and was very successful. He owned stores in four different locations.  Once retired, he and Louise moved from Tacoma, WA to Mesa, AZ in 2005.

David was active in church all of his life.  He served as a deacon and elder in several churches and was an ordained minister.  He has been a faithful member of Living Word Bible Church since 2003.  He was the leader of the Golden Jubilee Sunday school class for 9 years.  He also served at LWBC as a Team Teach leader, prayer partner and elder.

David was married to the love of his life, Louise, for 51 years and had a blended family of 7 children.  He is survived by his spouse, Louise, and 6 children, Bruce Lindley, Lois (Roger) Roberts, Kimberly (Steve) Snider, Donna (Mark) Ellis, Suzie (Hans) Hoogendam, Charles (Patty) Lindley and 15 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.  Preceded in death by son, Ken Snider, brother John Lindley, sister Grace Raber.

Some of his favorite activities were boating, flying his own plane, traveling in his RV and camping with family.  He is known for his sense of humor, love of laughter, joyous attitude, knowledge and passion for God’s word.

Services will be at 11 am on Friday, January 28, 2022 at Living Word Bible Church, 3520 E Brown Road. Mesa, AZ 85206. In lieu of flowers please make a donation in David’s honor to Living Word Bible Church or the charity of your choice.

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  1. Jerry Dale says:

    My sincere condolences to the family. Prayers for their comfort and peace.

  2. Janice Holloway says:

    I cannot think of anyone as deserving as Dave! His welcome for us was definitely a Godsend message!! He was the friendly guy that welcomed many! My love to Louise and the family! Praying for them!!

  3. Janice Holloway says:

    Louise, having buried my husband I understand the great feelings of loss you are having now! Just remember all the very good things Dave brought to so many others!! He will live in the hearts of many!! My love and please let me know if there is anything you need!!

  4. Ronnie Jarvis says:

    Uncle Dave, you were one of the greatest men I’ve ever known. I love and miss you very much.

  5. Joan St. Pierre says:

    Dave was such a thoughtful caring man. My prayers are with you Louise and your families. It was a blessing to know him.

    • LINDA BACH says:

      We have known Dave and Louise since 1986 when they lived in Tacoma WA They took us in to their home when our house was being finished and it ended up taking 6 weeks instead of 2. They are family! My family remembers how Dave loved to BBQ. He had a great sense of humor and loved to laugh! My husband and I consider him one of our greatest friends. He is greatly missed!

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David C Lindley

December 23, 1934 – January 15, 2022


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David C Lindley was born on December 23, 1934 to Samuel and Ruby Lindley.  He graduated in 1953 from Tigard High School in Oregon.   Before he graduated, he worked at a gas station, then for Joe Fisher’s car Dealership shagging cars.  He served ten years in the Air Guard and Air Force.  He went to work for the Singer company and was very successful. He owned stores in four different locations.  Once retired, he and Louise moved from Tacoma, WA to Mesa, AZ in 2005.

David was active in church all of his life.  He served as a deacon and elder in several churches and was an ordained minister.  He has been a faithful member of Living Word Bible Church since 2003.  He was the leader of the Golden Jubilee Sunday school class for 9 years.  He also served at LWBC as a Team Teach leader, prayer partner and elder.

David was married to the love of his life, Louise, for 51 years and had a blended family of 7 children.  He is survived by his spouse, Louise, and 6 children, Bruce Lindley, Lois (Roger) Roberts, Kimberly (Steve) Snider, Donna (Mark) Ellis, Suzie (Hans) Hoogendam, Charles (Patty) Lindley and 15 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.  Preceded in death by son, Ken Snider, brother John Lindley, sister Grace Raber.

Some of his favorite activities were boating, flying his own plane, traveling in his RV and camping with family.  He is known for his sense of humor, love of laughter, joyous attitude, knowledge and passion for God’s word.

Services will be at 11 am on Friday, January 28, 2022 at Living Word Bible Church, 3520 E Brown Road. Mesa, AZ 85206. In lieu of flowers please make a donation in David’s honor to Living Word Bible Church or the charity of your choice.

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  1. Jerry Dale says:

    My sincere condolences to the family. Prayers for their comfort and peace.

  2. Janice Holloway says:

    I cannot think of anyone as deserving as Dave! His welcome for us was definitely a Godsend message!! He was the friendly guy that welcomed many! My love to Louise and the family! Praying for them!!

  3. Janice Holloway says:

    Louise, having buried my husband I understand the great feelings of loss you are having now! Just remember all the very good things Dave brought to so many others!! He will live in the hearts of many!! My love and please let me know if there is anything you need!!

  4. Ronnie Jarvis says:

    Uncle Dave, you were one of the greatest men I’ve ever known. I love and miss you very much.

  5. Joan St. Pierre says:

    Dave was such a thoughtful caring man. My prayers are with you Louise and your families. It was a blessing to know him.

    • LINDA BACH says:

      We have known Dave and Louise since 1986 when they lived in Tacoma WA They took us in to their home when our house was being finished and it ended up taking 6 weeks instead of 2. They are family! My family remembers how Dave loved to BBQ. He had a great sense of humor and loved to laugh! My husband and I consider him one of our greatest friends. He is greatly missed!