Roll Call Tribute

Lyndon Colbert 

April 23, 2005 - January 2, 2025 

A son. A musician. A chef. An engineer. An Aggie. Lyndon Colbert was a man of many roles, and he radiated kindness and goodness in every single one of them. Lyndon may have passed at 19 years old, but the beauty of his character will be remembered by every person he encountered. According to his mother, Rosland Renfro, Lyndon had a special magnetism that drew every person to absolutely adore him.

When Lyndon was in high school, he excelled in academics. He especially took a liking to the technological side of things and found a passion for building and coding. Continuously chasing this passion, Lyndon was enrolled in general engineering at Texas A&M University in order to fulfill his aspirations of working with technology. Although he passed before he was able to be admitted into a specific program, he had high hopes for mechanical engineering as a stepping stone for a career in artificial intelligence.

When Lyndon wasn’t busy with school, he could be found playing classical piano music or cooking. His passion and talent for these things are embedded within memories that will not leave the hearts of those he loved.

Lyndon used his skills and innate goodness to spread happiness to everyone around him. These traits will forever be remembered and cherished by those who loved him and by the Aggies who have the opportunity to honor him.