Harold "Jim" Lambert

My sincere sympathy is with the family in the loss of Jim. I remember the first day of school in Mryland for my girls and Jim was their Principal. Who would have imagined that someone from our small hometown would be my girls Principal in Maryland. Wonderful memories of time spent with Jim and Ina Belle.

My sincere sympathy is with you in the loss of Jim. I had complete respect for him and enjoyed talking and working with him. I did not even hear about his death until it was too late to attend any of the services in his honor. My thoughts and prayers are with you as you adjust to this change in your lives. Ina Belle, I loved you both and am very sorry, but know Jim is truly in a better place.

Mrs. Lambert, Sandy, Judy, Justin, and the rest of the Lambert family, a bright light has been blown out here in the physical world; however, HE will continue to shine brightly in the heavens above. I am sure that your husband/dad/grandfather will be ever present in your lives. In his physical state, he could no longer be that person that you looked to for guidance and support. Now, he will be able to watch over you; send you strength; and celebrate with you all that God blesses you with. ...

Dear Sandy, Judy and family,
I am so sorry to hear that your wonderful Dad has passed away. You are all in my thougtts and prayers and I send my love and deepest sympathy.
Mary Jane

Sorry to hear about your dad passing away, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Pat Henson

Sandy, We are sorry to hear about your father's passing. Please know that you and your family are in our prayers.

Sandy, we just heard this evening that your dad has passed. We're thinking of you and hope you can find comfort in remembering happy times with your dad. Thoughts and prayers are sent your way.