. Mary Lindenman of Bensalem, Pennsylvania passed away on March 14th, 2026. She was 82 years old.

Mary found joy in life’s simple pleasures. She loved wandering through yard sales in search of hidden treasures, spending afternoons crafting something beautiful with her hands, and sitting down to work on a good puzzle. She never missed an episode of General Hospital, and she delighted in playful moments like a spirited game of air hockey.

She had a fondness for life’s little indulgences—stopping for Rita’s water ice on a warm day or enjoying her favorite meal of prime rib and a baked potato at Outback. Mary adored daisies for their simple beauty and found magic in the holiday season, especially in the soft glow of her Christmas tree adorned with white lights. Trips to Peddler’s Village brought her happiness, as did any opportunity to spend time surrounded by the people she loved most.

Above all, Mary cherished her role as a mom. Her marriage to Francis Lindenman brought her 4 beautiful children whom she was very proud to be the mother of. It was the title she held closest to her heart and the one she fulfilled with unwavering love, strength, and pride. Her family and friends were the center of her world, and she made each person feel deeply loved, always showing up with an open heart and a listening ear.

Mary is the loving mother to Frank (Kim) Lindenman, John Lindenman, David (Tammy) Lindenman, Mary Ann (Chris) DeSalme. Beloved grandmother to Kimberly Lindenman, Frankie Lindenman, Brandon (Anastasia) Lindenman, Julie Lindenman, Kate Lindenman, John Lindenman, Alyson Lindenman, David (Ashleigh) Lindenman. A proud great grandmother of Nicole Fuller (engaged to Chauncey Catlett), Rainna Lindenman, Ronan Lindenman, Emmanuel Ortiz, Mackenzie Hainey, Saylor Lindenman and Great Great Grandmother to Paloma Bennett. She is the adored sister to John Anderson. Mary is predeceased by her siblings Patricia Anderson, Joan Curtis, George Anderson. Last but not least, adored pup-mom to Roxy.

She lived a life defined by warmth, devotion, and the quiet joy found in everyday moments. She will be remembered for her gentle spirit, her unwavering devotion to her family, and the way she made ordinary days feel special. Her love leaves a lasting imprint on all who knew her, and her memory will continue to shine brightly in the hearts she touched.

In lieu of flowers, we ask that you make a donation to The American Heart Association or The American Kidney Foundation in Mary’s name.