At the time of her death, Margaret was divorced from her husband, Richard C. Lindsay, Lieutenant General, U.S. Air Force (Ret.).
Margaret died slightly over three months before Richard died. Immediately after Margaret's death, Richard insisted that her ashes be interred with him and permission was granted. Note that the headstone refers to Margaret as "Devoted Wife - Mother - Friend."
Margaret died slightly over three months before Richard died. Immediately after Margaret's death, Richard insisted that her ashes be interred with him and permission was granted. Note that the headstone refers to Margaret as "Devoted Wife - Mother - Friend."
At the time of her death, Margaret was divorced from her husband, Richard C. Lindsay, Lieutenant General, U.S. Air Force (Ret.).
Margaret died slightly over three months before Richard died. Immediately after Margaret's death, Richard insisted that her ashes be interred with him and permission was granted. Note that the headstone refers to Margaret as "Devoted Wife - Mother - Friend."
Margaret died slightly over three months before Richard died. Immediately after Margaret's death, Richard insisted that her ashes be interred with him and permission was granted. Note that the headstone refers to Margaret as "Devoted Wife - Mother - Friend."
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