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David Lindley Medical Fundraiser
Hanes Authentic Crewneck Short Sleeve T-shirt
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About this campaign
I am saddened to pass on the news that my friend David left the planet this morning, March 3. Thank you to everyone who purchased a tee and donated to the fundraiser. It will help his girls — his wife Joanie and his daughter Rosanne — not have to think about money at this sad time. Bills are still pouring in and there will of course be final expenses. I thought of turning this off but have been encouraged to keep it going for his girls, so I will.
I shall post my tribute later. For now, enjoy some of Dave’s most melodic work about 2 minutes into this most appropriate track: https://youtu.be/SnPdlpfL1bU
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Helping a friend get through the loss of Mr Dave. He just couldn't talk about it.. but maybe he can use the shirt to help him remember..
I'm supporting this campaign because I have personal experience with losing family members due to illness and medical expenses.
Respect and appreciation
First saw the amazing Mr. Dave opening for and then playing with Jackson Browne at Indiana University, April 15, 1978. Never had seen anyone play like, never have since! Lucky enough to catch Prince of Polyester solo & with Wally Ingram.RIP BADGERMAN
Religious epiphanies rarely befall backsliding Episcopalians. Until they experience David Lindley solo, as I did years ago. Now I worship at the Temple of the Hollowneck Weissenborn. To further support Joan and Rosanne, this is a second order.
David was a wonderful person
great artist with same first name as me and David Crosby!!!
I’ve been a DL fan since I was a kid in the navy back in the mid 70’s - I even had an El Rayo-X cassette I just about wore out playing at 11 on the volume (Brother John was it!!) in my little Toyota Celica when I was bombing around Norfolk!