Turnpike Ave, Bismarck. Heaton Kindt. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, parents, the mother of his children, a brother, grandson, nephew and cousin.
He was a farmer, sowing seeds of truth, hope, forgiveness, peace, and love into the lives of others. He was a builder, a humble forman determined to begin on the foundation of The Solid Rock, raising up strong men and women of God who could weather the forces that often rage and seek to destroy. He was a forester, connecting others to nature, working alongside to establish pathways to follow, showing them The Way and revealing unimaginable views from both hilltops and valleys.
He was a truck driver, not only delivering much needed supplies and resources to benefit all, he often loaded up his truck with books to share and The Word to teach and comfort those he met along his travels. He was a physician, healing aching ears, cramping legs, broken dreams, lives and hearts. He carved and sanded out the rough spots to reveal the beauty within. Nothing was ever wasted. Even the smallest piece could be used to make something beautiful.
He was a silversmith. He knew just how much heat to turn up or down to bring the dross and impurities to the surface to be removed. Faithfully, he stayed until he was certain it was refined. Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text. Standard text messaging rates apply. Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application. Open In Email Client.
Send Flowers. Alan R. Kindt March 21, β December 12, Bismarck. In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to the Bethel Lutheran Youth. To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Alan R.
