Fredrick H. Lambert

I just noticed that Fred passed away. I was in the Air National Guard with him. I went to France. I remember He was able to bring his car with him in a shipping container. We saw a lot of Europe because he had his car. Rest in peace Fred.

Dottie, I'm very sorry you lost Freddie. My memory of Freddie was listening to him and Uncle Romaine talk about car engines at the family get-togethers organized by Gramma Sealey. We lost touch with each other after I went away to college, but thankfully I was able to learn more about the good family man that he was throughout his life by reconnecting with Debbie in recent years.

Sorry for your loss, your all in my thoughts.

I am sorry for your recent loss of your husband, Dot. Your faith and family will carry you through

Dear Family of Fred, My earliest memories of Fred were that he had won the heart of Dottie and they were to be married at some later date. The mysterious man who had won Dottie's heart came to reality at our class reunions as Dottie always had Fred at her arm for these events. He was a class act person, always shining in conversation. Dottie, you made a wonderful decision many years ago and had a wonderful life with Fred. May your memories keep you at this time. Praying forvand...

The Lambert Family, I am so very sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you all. You are all in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Thinking of you, Theresa (Labrie) Morse