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Craig Lamb Obituary

Craig E. Lamb, 51, Lincoln, died Wednesday (4/21/04) in Omaha. Born, Omaha (12/17/52), to Clarence E. and Shirley L. (Lenz)Lamb. Engineer, technician and inspector for HWSConsulting Lab of Omaha. Member:Christ's Place Church; senior commander, Royal Rangers Outpost No. 49; president, Nebraska Frontiersmen Camping Fellowship (FCF); board member, Simmons Saltillo Cemetery Association.

Survivors: wife, Mary Jane, Lincoln; daughter, fianc , Allison C. and Andrew M. Ecklund, Lincoln; son, Clinton E., Lincoln; father, Clarence "Ed"Lamb, Omaha; sister, Cherlyn K. Belmont, Omaha; father-in-law, Lloyd Texley, Omaha; sisters-in-law; nieces; nephews; cousins; great-nieces; great-nephews. Preceded in death by: mother, Shirley; and mother-in-law, Beverly Texley.

Services:10:30 a.m. Saturday Christ's Place Church, 1111 Old Cheney Road. Pastors Brad Riddle and Tim McGee. Simmons Saltillo Cemetery. Visitation: 5-9 p.m. today, with family greeting friends 6:30-8 p.m., Roper &Sons Funeral Services, 4300 OSt.; one hour prior to services, church. The family of Craig Lamb would like to invite the members of the Royal Rangers to wear their uniforms. Memorials to Royal Rangers for Summer Pow-Wow camp scholarships and for improvements to Camp Clearwater. Condolences may be e-mailed online at www.roperandsons.com.

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Published by Lincoln Journal Star on Apr. 23, 2004.

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Dale & Cinda (Childers) TerVeer

April 24, 2004

Mary Jane and family, Our love, sympathy and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Cheryl Manning

April 24, 2004

Craig will be remembered long for his faith in Christ, his love for Royal Rangers, his good sense of humor, quick wit, love for his family and friends, and his winning smile. His family and friends will have much to reflect upon and smile about as time passes. Knowing he's with his Savior cushions the blow of the loss of a husband, father, friend and brother. See you some day in glory, brother.

Gary Moore

April 23, 2004

I have know Craig from the mid 70's, Craig and his wife helped mine family on occassions when time where rough by giving us some care packages of food. My son was in the Royal Ranger and I remeber Craig showing how to skin dead but eatable food, my son enjoyed those occassion. I remember Craig from a Church he and a lot old friends used to attend, and he was a elder and would take his turn giving sermons, he was always on fire for God.. He will be missed.

Lynnette Clark

April 23, 2004

I am so sorry to have heard about Craig's passing. I have known Craig and MaryJane since 1977 or so. I remember some great times with Craig and MaryJane. I used to belong to Christ Place when the church was in downtown Lincoln. Craig at one time made oragami cranes for the kids. I truly will miss him.



God Bless MaryJane and her family.

Kathryn & Marlin Smith

April 23, 2004

Craig was a good friend and loving husband,father and Mary's best friend. He will be missed and in our prayers for a long time to come.The family will be in our prayers.

Jack, Judy, Matt, and Michael Doerr

April 23, 2004

Craig Lamb was a good man, a leader in the church, a good teacher, and he will be missed.

Garold Ulmer

April 23, 2004

Craig was a wonderful person. I am sorry to her that he has passed. He had great faith and I am sure he is now with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Our prayers are with Mary Jane and his family.

Lawrence Reynard

April 23, 2004

My wife and I live in the neighborhood where Mr. Lamb was working. The family is in our thoughts, as well, as many of the neighbors in our area. May peace be with you all, during this time of your loss.

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