Foxx. He was a supporter of the Center for Jewish History. Personal life Lindemann was married to Frayda B. Lindemann who is vice-president on the board of the Metropolitan Opera. They have three children, two of whom have been the subject of public controversy. Adam Marc Lindemann, president of Lindemann Capital, is an art collector, gallerist, columnist for the New York Observer, and a former champion polo player. In 1989, he married Elizabeth Ashley Graham. Her maternal grandfather is Charles R. Denny, former chairman of the FCC. They had three daughters. The Lindemanns divorced, and Adam is now married to Amalia Dayan, the granddaughter of Moshe Dayan. The couple has two daughters. Sloan Lindemann Barnett sits on the board of trustees of the New York University School of Law and runs a natural health products business. She is married to Roger Barnett, CEO of Shaklee, and a son of Victor Barnett and Helaine M. Barnett. They have three children. Photographs of her San Francisco house appeared in the January 2021 issue of Architectural Digest. After publication it emerged that they had been digitally altered to remove images of allegedly looted Khmer sculptures. George Lindemann Jr. is an art collector, investor, philanthropist in Miami. He served time in prison after being convicted by a jury for insurance fraud which involved the killing of horses. Lindemann was the president of the board of directors of the Bass Museum of Art. He lived in Palm Beach, Florida, but sold the house in 2008. He had other homes on the Upper East Side and in Greenwich, Connecticut. As of September 2011, he was the 736th richest person in the world, and the 220th richest in the US, with an estimated wealth of US$2.1 billion. He owned a 180-foot schooner, Adela, which has won international sailing competitions. Lindemann was a member of the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County. References 1936 births 2018 deaths American chief executives American billionaires 20th-century American Jews Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania alumni Businesspeople from New York City People from Palm Beach, Florida 20th-century American businesspeople 21st-century American Jews