Gordon Lindsey

February 24, 1941 - September 10, 2020

Robert Gordon Lindsey “POP”, born February 24, 1941 went to meet his Lord and savior September 10th, 2020. He is preceded in death by his parents, the late Robert (Bob) and Idell Lindsey; four brothers: Carl Edward Lindsey, Dorsey Lindsey, John Martin Lindsey, Paul Lindsey and one sister, Louise Adcox. He is survived by his wife of 59 years Ann Lindsey, two sons Clay Lindsey (Regina) of Union City, TN. Steve Lindsey (Melissa) of Lexington. One sister Jean Jowers (Franklin) of Lexington.Two grandsons Hunter Lindsey (Ashley) and Austin of Union City. Two granddaughters Gretta Massey and Whitney Bingham (Corey) and five great-grandchildren: Tegan Lindsey, Logan Elmore, Preston and Cooper Bingham, and Scarlett Massey. He also adored his two honorary grandchildren, Luke and Levi Jones. Also, several nieces and nephews, and many friends that he knew as family. His greatest joy was his family and serving God. Mr. Lindsey grew up in the Oak Grove Community, where he raised a family and retired from Owens Corning in Jackson Tennessee. He was a long-time member and a Deacon of First Baptist Church and in previous years he was very active in the church choir and nursing home ministry. Over the years Gordon sang for churches,celebrations,and funerals to name a few. His music was enjoyed and requested by many for many occasions. Gordon was a lifetime Big Red Tigers fan! He and Ann loved their community, the people in it; supporting so many sporting events over the years and the kids involved in them. He was a loyal fan to many generations in our small town who wore game day jerzees. His greatest joy was his family. He always had a joke or a grin for you when you saw him, but also would share his heartfelt testimony if you needed to hear it. Gordon stated many times “I AM A WINNER EITHER WAY, WHETHER I GO OR IF I STAY”. He was a winner in life, and child of God in death.If you have cards or stories to share: ℅ Ann Lindsey,355,Lakeview Drive S, Lexington TN, 38351. Visitation will be at First Baptist Church, as follows Saturday September 12th from 4pm until 7pm. Funeral will be at 3pm Sunday 13th and visitation will start at 1:00. We ask all attendees to wear a face mask at visitation. The funeral can be viewed on livestream.com/fbclextn or youtube.com/fbclextn.