Edward C. Lambert

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

To Ed's Family ,
Please accept my condolences.
Ed was a wonderful man whom I knew through Boston Latin School. I had little contact with him as a student , but was very aware of his reputation as a 'good guy'. I started to become active in BLSA in the 1980's and , along with many others, was truly inspired by Ed's loyalty ( & that of his '39 classmates ). They very quietly set an example of fidelity that continues to benefit the Latin School to this day. For many years BLS functions...

Ed was the one friend at school who was invited to dinner by my betrothed's family, a real indication of the high regard accorded him by my family as well as everyone who knew him. we shall miss him.

To the Lambert Family

I am very sorry to hear of the loss of your father. He was a wonderful man, a terrific neighbor and a close friend to our family. My parents always cherished his friendship over the years; particularly when they had the chance to spend more time together in retirement.
Please accept my sympathy.

Ed, Nancy & Family,
I was so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. I hope you can find comfort in knowing that with your love and care he was able to live out the last years of his live with much love and dignity.
Love,
Margo & Steve

To the Lambert Family
Coach Lambert gave me the guidance I sorely needed. The rides home after football practice were more educational than my days in class. He was a great role model.
Gerry MacEachern
Cathedral 1959

Ed, Nancy, and family...We were so sorry to hear about your father who you took such good care of. May you find comfort in all of your wonderful memories and in knowing that you did all that you could for him. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Love, Neal, Debbie, Shanleigh, Shawn, and Sydney

To Mr. Lambert's Family,
I was so saddened to hear of this tragic loss. I think I can speak on behalf of many members of The Boston Latin School, Class of 1965, who remember Coach Lambert as a firm, fair and tough Coach who managed to guide many of us to our first experiences of excellence and confidence, not only in sports, but in all aspects of life. We shall miss him.
Dr. Gary Katz and members of the BLS '65 "Make a Difference" Foundation, which will plant a memorial tree in Israel...

Sue and family,

Your dad was a wonderful man. Thank your for sharing him with our family over the years...he will be missed and remembered always.