Birth date: Sep 7, 1949 Death date: May 10, 2009
Martha Lindsay, 59, a lifetime resident of Fayetteville, died Sunday night, May 10 in Springdale. She is survived by her daughter Christy Lindsay, son Shawn Lindsay, sisters Mary McCann and Elizabeth Gardenhire, brothers Charles a Read Obituary
Martha was a courageous woman whom I know will be missed by many.
My condolences to her family.
I am sorry for your loose. In this time of sorrow remember you are not alone you have the love of family far and wide. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Love to all Leia Tunstill-Hall(John Tunstill's youngest)
I only met Martha once in passing but she had a big impact. Watching her and her kids made me want to be more active with my parents and we're better for it. It was clear she loved them and they thought the world of her. I know you don't know someone all the way unless you're with them all the time but my impression of Martha was that she was good people.
I met your mom only once, but it was an unforgetable experience. She had such a loving heart and welcomed the kitten you were hoping to keep without reservation even though you had other pets. There was always room for humans and animals in need
She loved you for who you are and encouraged one to follow what they were passionate about. I can imagine that might have been a bit difficult when you took up the drums, Christy.
She was an amazing mother and woman.
What a wonderful strong lady. I am blessed to have met her. Condolences to Shawn and his sister. You are in my prayers.
Martha was a kind and caring person who always made my visits to Dr. McNeel's office a little bit brighter. I am so sorry to hear of her death.
My aunt Martha was only 6 six older than myself, so she was more like an older sister. I am so proud of Martha for the way that she handled all of her adversities. She is finally without pain and at peace.
Martha fought her battle with ALS so valiantly. She lived life to the fullest and never gave up. She was a courageeous lady. We will miss her, but know she is now able to do the things her body would not allow her to do here on earth. Our love and prayers go out to her family.
My aunt Martha was always one of the fun aunt to be around. She was always willing to hang out with her niece's and nephews even though we were just a little younger. We knew we were always welcome at her home.
She will be dearly missed but I know she is now without pain even though she lived most of her life in some kind of pain. You would have never known there was anything wrong with her. I hope I inherited her stubbornness because it is one of the things I admired about her the most.
Love you always aunt Martha,
Twilla
Martha,
You will be sadly missed. Although you are no longer here is person, your spirit will always be with me. It is going to take a lot of getting used to not seeing you in the congregation from now on. You touched my life in ways you will never know and I know I touched yours. I will miss your beautiful smile and your unwavering love and devotion. I will remember the special moments we shared. You showed the greatest characterization of what a real friend is. Be at Peace.
