James Lambright

what a great guy coach , I was lucky to talk to jim at husky golf tour events coaches tour nice man great speaker.. last talk smky point gas station 15 minutes football uw hospital games what a great American rip f

My deepest condolences on the loss of your husband and dad. It is so hard to loose someone you love, but stay strong and know he is at peace.

R.I.P. Jim...
Words can't say how much we will miss you...
To Kris and Eric, we want to say how special your dad was. Most people knew Jim as Coach, but we knew him as a friend that we will always remember and have a smile on our face. Outside of football, Jim traveled with us and that allowed us to have hours to just talk and the front porch sittin we did with your dad won't be the same now that he is gone but he will always be remembered.

I was coached by Jim at Shoreline CC in 1968. Enjoyed seeing him while he was coaching at the UW and I worked the charter flights for the Husky Football Team. Always a treat to see him and the big smile on his face that is in the photo to the left. What a pleasure to have known him as a coach and a person. Rip Coach!

The first time I remember Coach Lambright was when he came to Snohomish High School to talk to my dad Dick Armstrong and the staff about special teams. It must have been in the 80's sometime. Later, he came to speak at my Dads golfing memorial in front of all the old Panther grads who had played for my dad. He did a super job - I thought he was the best speaker we ever had there. The last time I saw him we shared a table at the Northwest football hall of fame luncheon, he wore his purple...

Kris, Eric, Sue, Ron and families. I will always remember your dad and brother. He did a lot for me over the years. I will always think of his laugh and big smile. He was a great guy and I will never forget. Thinking of all of you during this tough time.

Paul Harbeck
Yakima, Washington

Once at the Everett Anthony's we saw Jim, his wife and others with them having a nice dinner...we interruped them just long enough to get his autograph for our daughters...thx Jim...you are missed...rest in peace....love, sympathy and many prayers to his kind family members.

I'm not a family friend or a neighbor or an ex player,just a Husky Football follower since the 1964 Rose Bowl.Husky Footballand Husky Nation has lost one of its'greatest guiding lightsand builders of character.A job Well Done,Rest in Peace Coach Lambright, your Honesty & forthrightness will be missed.