George A. Lamb

On behalf of George's teammates on the 1964 Rutgers football team, we send our condolences to a terrific friend and player--a member of the "Golden Nuggets', #5 in the country in rushing defense. We all had great respect for George and the way he lived his life and played the game. Bob Norton, Captain, 1964 football team

To Ferdie, Travis and Tara
I was so sorry to hear of George’s passing.
I met George as a sophomore in high school and we quickly
became best friends. Miles separated our families but not our
love and respect for each other. George will be missed by many.
I’m proud to say, “George was my friend” My thoughts and prayers
are with his family.

I had the opportunity to work with George at Hahnemann, he taught me a lot about life and was a true gentleman he will be missed

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Lamb Family during this difficult time. Please know Mr. Lamb is at peace and smailing upon you.

Ferdie,Travis and Tara,
We were all so sorry to hear of George's passing. Please know that we are thinking of you and you are in our prayers.

To the Lamb Family with my deepest sympathy. I am truly sorry to hear of the loss of your loved one George. He always had a smile for me as we passed in the hallways at Hahnemann Hospital; I had much respect for him. When I go to remember him I will always remember that smile. He will truly be missed. God Bless You All!

I was so fortunate to have worked with George at Hahnemann for a number of years. He was a wonderful man who was so very supportive of all of us in Social Services. My deepest sympathies to the Lamb family during this difficult time. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to support you.

Dear Ferdie
It's been twenty years since we all had dinner at PMB Rotary. I remember George as a good man that could always be counted on do for his fellow man.

Sincerely
Guy Woodworth

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Interventional Radiology Department at Hahnemann