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Atmore Mourns Loss Of Police Officer Dean Lindberg
February 28, 2014
Atmore is mourning the loss of Office Dean Lindberg. He was 54.
Lindberg suffered a stroke early Sunday morning, February 23, and never regained consciousness before passing away on Tuesday, February 25 at the USA Medical Center in Mobile.
Visitation for Atmore Police Office Dean Lindberg will be held Saturday, March 1 from 9:30 until service time at 11:00 at Johnson Quimby Funeral Home at 1322 South Main Street in Atmore. Burial will follow with full military honors at the Ray’s Chapel Baptist Church at 170 West Bogia Road in McDavid.
A retired Army Ranger, Officer Lindberg has been employed with Atmore Police Department as a full-time Law Enforcement Officer since March of 2011. He had previously worked as a law enforcement officer for the Kent, WA, Police Department and the Whiting Field Naval Air Station.
He is survived by his wife of 14 years, Mary Ann Lindberg, two sons, Terry (Kate) Lindberg and Adam Lindberg both of Kent, WA, a daughter, HunterRose Lindberg, and a host of other relatives and friends. He attended the Grace Valley Baptist Church in Cantonment.
For his complete obituary, click here.
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9 Responses to “Atmore Mourns Loss Of Police Officer Dean Lindberg”
This is so sad. I have talked with Officer Lindberg maybe 3 times as he would come check to see if I was working late. Even though I had just met him he seemed like a long time friend with the few conversations we had. He said he would sit in our lot and eat his lunch as this was his area. Mckinley hit it right on the head. You could not ask for a better Peace Officer. My prayers go out to each of his family, Atmore Police Dept. and everyone he touched. He will be greatly missed…RIP my friend…
R.I.P. Brother.
Rest in peace officer Lindberg . You will be missed
Mary Ann, I know it may not seem like it right now but you are a lucky lucky woman. Dean openly loved You and his family with all his heart til the day that he died. I can only hope for the same kind of love in the end. Everyone he worked with will tell you the same. We have all heard the phone calls that always ended in “I Love You” or the way his voice changed when he was talking to you or his baby girl. He was so proud of you and your accomplishments. If you guys need anything, we are a phone call away
Prayers for your family Officer Lindberg. Our town has lost a friend and a great protector. So sad.
Dean Lindberg You are GREATLY missed already. Praying for my family. I Love You All.
Officer Lindberg was an excellent officer who represented the finest ideals of those protecting the public. He will be missed.
Sad to hear this. He was always such a nice guy. Prayers to his family.
god bless you and your family mary ann. such a shock for everyone. god will help you through this .