Lindy Davies, Rest in Peace
Apr. 9th, 2019 10:04 pmI got an email from a mutual Georgist friend, and learned that Lindy Davies died today. I knew that he could not be expected to live much longer, but I thought he might have weeks left. He didn’t.
He was a worthy man, whose wife loved him, who raised two children with her, who did what he could to speak up for the right and make the world a better place. He wrote a novel and taught for a time as an adjunct professor of English, in addition to his Georgist activism. He had been an arborist until an injury meant that he would have to cease climbing trees; another arborist, who had been a high school dropout, a United States Marine, and an autodidact, introduced him to the ideas of Henry George, and so he became involved, and took over the Henry George Institute when Bob Clancy died.
I will try to keep the Institute going, and to help Lindy’s family. There may be more to say later. Sweet dreams, and may angels sing thee to thy rest.
He was a worthy man, whose wife loved him, who raised two children with her, who did what he could to speak up for the right and make the world a better place. He wrote a novel and taught for a time as an adjunct professor of English, in addition to his Georgist activism. He had been an arborist until an injury meant that he would have to cease climbing trees; another arborist, who had been a high school dropout, a United States Marine, and an autodidact, introduced him to the ideas of Henry George, and so he became involved, and took over the Henry George Institute when Bob Clancy died.
I will try to keep the Institute going, and to help Lindy’s family. There may be more to say later. Sweet dreams, and may angels sing thee to thy rest.