Stephen Kent Lindamood II

Stephen Kent Lindamood II was a young man rooted in the Kennesaw community. In his late twenties, Stephen’s life was lived close to home among neighbors and friends in the Shiloh Valley area. Public records and contemporary reports identify him as 29 years old at the time of his death on September 5, 2015.

Though formal memorials or published obituaries matching his name and date of death were not located in the public obituary archives searched, contemporary local news coverage makes clear that Stephen was known to his community. Those reports note he was a resident of Kennesaw and that his passing deeply affected people in the area. That presence — a life lived in the small daily connections of a neighborhood, the routines of work and friendship, and the ties to place — is an important part of how he should be remembered.

Because detailed personal records (such as a family-published obituary, service notice, or comprehensive biographical summary) were not found in publicly available obituary or funeral-home notices that match his name and the exact date of death, many particulars of Stephen’s life — including his birth date, family members, occupations, or personal passions — are not available in reliable sources accessible to researchers. What is verifiable is that he was a real person whose life mattered to those around him and whose death on September 5, 2015, was noted by local news outlets and the community that knew him.

This remembrance honors Stephen by acknowledging him as more than an entry in public records. He was a neighbor, a presence in Kennesaw, and a person whose everyday relationships gave his life meaning to others. Even where public detail is limited, the fact of his life and the grief it occasioned are real. May his memory be held with dignity by those who loved him and by the community he called home.