Service Information
David A. Lindstrom, age 86, of Litchfield, formerly of Grove City, passed away Saturday, March 14, 2020, at Meeker Manor Rehabilitation Center in Litchfield.
Due to the current health crisis, A Private Family Service will be held Friday, March 20, 2020, 11:00 A.M. at Trinity Lutheran Church in Grove City with interment in the Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery at a later date.
Memorials are preferred.
Obituary
David Albert Lindstrom was born on a cold winter day on January 31, 1934, in Litchfield, Minnesota. He was the son of Albert Theodore and Alvina (Bollman) Lindstrom. When David was three years old his family moved to a farm on the south side of Grove City, Minnesota. He was baptized as an infant and was later confirmed in his faith as a youth at First Lutheran Church in Grove City, Minnesota. He received his education in Grove City, and was a graduate of the Grove City High School Class of 1953.
After high school graduation, David drove truck until he entered active military service in the United States Army on March 16, 1955, in Litchfield. He served his country during the Korean War and received an Honorable Discharge on March 15, 1957, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois. David achieved the rank of Private First Class and earned a Good Conduct Medal.
On May 30, 1955, David was united in marriage to Dorothy Lorraine Hansen at Arndahl Church in Grove City. This marriage was blessed with four sons, Paul, John, Thomas, and Daniel. After the Army, David farmed for a number of years until his family moved to Arizona and later to Montana. They moved back to Grove City in 1973.
David held a number of jobs and later started school in Minneapolis for two years and then returned for more schooling at the Willmar Community College. He did some counseling before he became handicapped and then worked the night shift at the Litchfield Woolen Mills.
David was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Grove City.
David had many hobbies and games he liked to play. He could spend hours playing cards with friends and he also enjoyed woodworking and gardening. He especially enjoyed spending time with his family, grandchildren and friends.
When David needed assistance with his daily care, he became a resident at Meeker Manor Rehabilitation Center in Litchfield on December 26, 2019. He passed away there on Saturday, March 14, 2020, at the age of 86 years. Blessed be his memory.
David is survived by his:
Wife, Dorothy Lindstrom of Grove City, MN;
Sons, Paul Lindstrom and his wife, Connie, of Grove City, MN,
John Lindstrom and his wife, Betty, of Litchfield, MN,
Daniel Lindstrom and his wife, Sharon, of Grove City, MN;
Grandchildren, Peter Lindstrom, Krista (Cory) Kraft, Bridget (Jake Thompson) Lindstrom, Lindsey Lindstrom, Alexander (Odelia) Lindstrom, Rachel (Steve) Staab, Patrick Lindstrom, Elizabeth (Aaron) Hyttsten, and Jacob Lindstrom;
13 Great-Grandchildren;
Sister, Dorothy Abitz of Litchfield, MN;
Nieces, Nephews, and many other relatives and friends
David is preceded in death by his Parents, Albert and Alvina Lindstrom; Son, Thomas Lindstrom; Brother, Maurice Lindstrom and his wife, Madeline; Sister, Marion Loven and her husband, Donald; and Brother-in-law, Duane Abitz.
Carol Schiro says
So sorry for your loss. David was a great guy.
George And Helen Baldwin says
So very sorry for your lose. You are in our prayers.
Sharlene Koelln says
Sorry for your loss Sharon. I rememberhim from the woolen mills.
Sharon Hess Galloway says
Dearest Lindstrom Family,
Even though current situations keep us apart, I want you all to know how very sorry I am for the loss of David. He and all of you are always deep in my heart and thought of often. Dorothy I promise I will call you when your voice is able to share a long over due visit. I love you all and wish I could be with you at this time. Gods peace and blessings on you all. Enjoy the fond memories you all share of David.
Mary Mccoy says
I’m sorry about David he was a good guy my mom was going today but decide not to she wants to get together with you some time in the future
Tim & Sandy Benoit says
Dorothy and Family,
Sandy and I send you our deepest sympathy. We have many good memories of time spent with you and David. David will be missed. God Bless all of you and keep you especially during this time and always.