Richard Kindleberger

1942–2010 (age 68)

Biography

Richard Kindleberger devoted his career to storytelling and keeping the public informed, earning respect for his insight as a journalist. His work reflected a careful attention to detail and a sincere belief in the importance of public discourse.

Off the page, he was a loyal friend and mentor, always ready with a thoughtful perspective and a warm smile. His courageous and principled approach to his craft is deeply missed.

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