Lindsey Foland
Born December 6, 1950 in Noblesville IN, Lindsey Foland of Atlanta GA died of respiratory failure April 20, 2012 at Grady Memorial Hospital. She leaves behind her partner of 19 years, Caren Carr; her father, John A. Foland, siblings Kristen Foland Howard Sullivan, Michele Foland Gaw, and Jon Howe Foland; nieces and nephews John David Howard, Margaret Lindsey Howard, Jon Wesley Foland, Brenden Patrick Foland, and Janie Michele Foland; the Carr family, and many treasured friends. She attended Indiana University and worked in theatre as an actor, director and stage manager. She will be remembered for her humor, independent spirit, empathy, and fierce common sense. A Service of Celebration and Thanksgiving for her life will be held 2pm Sunday, May 27, at St Mark United Methodist Chapel in Atlanta GA. Reception following at her home. Charitable contributions may be made in her name to the ASPCA www.aspca.org or the ARDS Foundation www.ardsusa.org.
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I am saddened to hear of Lindsey’s passing. I admired her as a person and as a fellow thespian. I send my condolences to her partner, Caren, as well as my empathy. I lost my partner of 25 years, Kathy Wooden, July of 2010, and am slowly healing with the help of family, friends and my dear church, Noblesville First United Methodist. Love is never wrong, never lost or wasted. God is love; He will abide.
Sincerely,
Beth
I knew Lindsey in the late 50’s. Her family moved into a house directly across Hazel Dell. She was a beautiful, slender girl with long hair. We rode the school bus. She was quiet and reserved. Her parents, John and Betty were wonderful neighbors. Betty taught English and Spanish at Noblesville High School. Betty had a deep voice and a wonderful, exuberant laugh. In the early 70’s Betty was the hostess at “Where’s Papa?” in Indy. Her father worked at WFBM TV 6 and later was always directing theatre. He was quiet and very laid-back. I recall brother John as a toddler and later a chef at San Remo. I recall sister Micki as a little girl and later a wonderful waitress at Shaffer’s Fondue Restaurant. After that I lost touch with the family. Recently I have seen their Facebook pages, but my fondest memories are from 50 years ago.
Caren, I am very sorry for your loss. I am sure Lindsey grew into a wonderful person. I’ll bet she was like father.
Rest in Peace Lindsey.