William "Bill" Lamm

I just completed my book on the history of the Estes Valley Land Trust, and was happy to acknowledge in it Bill's contribution to the Board and achieving one of the first national accreditations. I am sorry he did not get to see the book himself. He is missed.

Bill was a guiding force for the Estes Valley Land Trust. I have acknowledged his contribution in a book about the history of that organization. It should be in print for a minimal cost this year. Anyone who wants a copy is free to contact me.. I may be able to provide a free copy to Bill's friends and family (email: [email protected])

Marty, we are so sorry for your loss of Bill. His work on the Estes Park Land Trust extended into Glen Haven with us. We so enjoyed him in SRA, too.
We will see you soon in Colorado.

You contributed so much to the Estes Valley Land Trust & the community. A big loss

It was an honor to work with Bill on Estes Valley Land Trust projects.

Our sympathies to the entire Lamm family. Great neighbor for many years on Newport St. Bill will be missed.

Sorry for your loss. Thinking of you and your family.
Carol and Roger Kirwan

Mary and are pleased to have known Bill since high school days and recently had the opportunity to reunite with he and his beloved wife Marty. Our prayers are with you, Marty and your family. Pat and Mary O'Brien

My love goes out to your entire family. Bill was such a kind & intelligent man, with a good sense of humor. I imagine him in heaven with my mom and my dad and my brother, with Bob & Judy Decker and Dick Hannaman, and they are sipping lemonade and talking about Notre Dame, and remembering the good old days in the neighborhood.