Alfred Lindley 1904 – 1951

Biography

Alfred Lindley was born on January 20, 1904, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, during a time when the sport of rowing was gaining prominence across America. He dedicated much of his life to competitive rowing, becoming known as an accomplished athlete in this demanding discipline that requires both strength and precision.

Throughout his years as a rower, Lindley embodied the dedication and perseverance that the sport demands. Rowing was more than a pastime for him—it represented a commitment to excellence and a connection to a community of athletes who shared his passion for the water and athletic achievement.

Alfred Lindley passed away on February 22, 1951, in Paxton at the age of 47. His contributions to the sport of rowing and the memory of his athletic spirit remain a part of his legacy. Though his life was relatively brief, his pursuit of excellence in rowing left an impression on those who knew him and shared in his passion for the sport.