Clayton Conrad Lindemuth
January 25, 1936 ~ December 21, 2020
Born in: Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania
Dr. Clayton C. (Ted) Lindemuth, Sr., 84 of Meadville, passed away on December 21, 2020, at Embassy of Park Avenue. He was born on January 25, 1936, in Conneaut Lake, PA, son of the late William Clayton "Tate" Lindemuth and Doris Jones Coleman.
Ted was a successful Cardiovascular surgeon in Erie. He loved being at his farm in Cambridge Springs and enjoyed boating. Ted was an avid accordion player at one time. Survivors include his sons, Clayton Lindemuth and his wife Lorraine of NY; Tom Lindemuth of FL; Roger Lindemuth of Erie; and Andrew Lindemuth of FL; grandchildren Rina, Ryan, Cody and Dylan and great grand daughter Ava.
In addition to his parents, Ted was preceded in death by his son Michael Lindemuth.
Due to the Covid pandemic all services will be private. There will be a memorial service at a later date.
Burial will take place at Evergreen Cemetery in Harmonsburg.
The Ryan M. Warren Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Inc., 544 Chestnut Street, Meadville, PA 16335 has been entrusted with the care of arrangements.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Alzheimer's Association, 4261, 1600 Peninsula Dr suite 15, Erie, PA 16505.
Please take a moment to share a memory or condolence with the family on Ted's Book of Memories at www.warrenfh.com
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My deepest sympathy to his wife and children. I had the pleasure of working closely with Dr. Lindemuth for many, many years at Metro (aka Doctors Osteopathic Hospital). He was fun loving and an excellent physician. May he Rest In Peace.
I was so sorry to see that Dr. Lindemuth passed away recently. He was my mentor, friend and colleague. I was a pharmacist at the hospital and then went to Medical School. I was his student, intern and colleague. When he worked at the VA I would talk with him off and I was a part time hospitalist at St Vincent we would talk about transferring patients occasionally. I thought he was an excellent physician and a good friend. I will miss him as I am sure many people, former patients and his family will. Sincerely. Craig T Johnston, D.O.
Jim and Marian Reim send their sincere condolences to you all. I remember your father as a good man.
Two stories:
I remember when he caught Tom and I smoking cigarettes as kids and called me stupid for throwing my burning cig into the window well of the house. He was right.
A better story is the time he helped the Kiwanis Club of Erie attend to a mother and 3 kids with respiratory problems and eye glasses with lens’s held in place with rubber bands. They were living in a house during winter and were using the oven for heat. Quite a desperate situation, but Dr. Lindemuth diagnosed them and got them medicine, the club got them some food, and the Lions got them proper glasses. This stands out as one of the most memorable acts of service I remember.
My heart goes out to Tom and all of his family members on their loss. My memories of Clayton were mainly the good times spent with him involving the Erie Panthers hockey team. Of course, his son, Tom and I worked together enjoying success with the team with much fun along the way. Please know that my thoughts and prayers will continue for all of you during this difficult time.
– Gary Thomas