As a young photographer living in Columbia, Missouri in the 1970's, I had the good fortune of knowing Bob.  Our interests in photography and the need to preserve the environment lead to many long discussions.  He was always kind, thoughtful, and most generous with his knowledge of photography.  His photos were always outstanding, as was his personality.  I am so sorry to hear of his passing.  My sincere condolences to his family and friends.  His life was one we should all aspire to, and he will always be remembered fondly by those who had the good fortune to know him!

Who are these people? 
We bought  "Agnes's" Home" next door to Hazel in 1982. We still miss it.
Our memories of Bob are meeting him just a few times. 
The last being shortly after Hazel moved to Jefferson City to be near him. 
Hazel was a dear neighbor, spending lots of time with our children.
They were so impress there was a house 
with a "Dark Room."
The home instills 'Photography' I think.
The couple who bought "Hazel's House" are still there.
She has taken up Photography.  
Kim has lots on Facebook and even has a book.
I remember going to a Photo Show once he had at the Botanical Gardens .
The day we spent with Hazel in Jefferson City, 
Bob was so kind to her and us.
He was a gentle soul.
We had no idea he was so accomplished. 
He was humble and personable.
I was sorry to read of his passing. 
It does seem he had a full life.
Molly Vehige



My father, the late  Dale Graham of Fayette,MO met Bob through 
0llie Schucard in the 70s. Somewhere I know Bob and my father are leaning against a tree discussing the virtues and strengths of Black and White Photography along with many other friends they met through photography. My deepest sympathies on your loss.

Bob and Joyce Lindholm truly left an impact on Lindsborg, Kansas.  They chose to move here in the late 90s and instantly became generous and engaged citizens of our town.  I was fortunate to work with them on various committees-creating the Wild Dala Horse Art Project, Anatoly Karpov Chess School, welcoming Mikhail Gorbachev to our Chess for Peace event, and so many more.  Always a smile,  a warm greeting and an infectious enthusiasm for being a part of our Little Sweden town is how I remember him.  So thankful for his life here.  Becky Anderson, mayor of Lindsborg, Kansas.  

Above all, I'll always remember Bob as a kind and decent human being.   Our times together were gentle and with  good conversation.  Often we shared our thoughts and deep appreciation of nature's vast and unlimited beauty.  They were wonderful and stimulating conversations.  I'm happy to  have known Bob and been  his friend.  He was a good man that led a good life and now at peace.

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Robert "Bob" McClure Lindholm

June 14, 1935 – April 16, 2018

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