Jason Scott Lamb

Remember him as a young boy, living with his young sister Erin and their mother Trudy who happened to be a friend while sharing with me the graduate students office in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Connecticut in 1973. Jason was very sweet and loved his turtle pet named Charlie.
Nice memories.

I went to high school with Jason. I never forgot him. I lost touch after high school and for some reason was thinking of him last week...so sorry to learn of his death. So many years later...he was a great guy...we were teenagers of course, used to run track together. Spending time at the ABC house...He accomplished a great deal with his life it seems.I am sad for your loss. Amelia Burgess New Hampshire

He meant so much to me. I will never forget him. My thoughts and prayers to his family that he loved so much.

Erin & Family: I never met your brother but knowing you and your immediate family, he sounds like he was a remarkable person and had great pride and support within his indian culture. My heart & prayers go out to each and every one of you and may some day soon will the sun shine upon you all. Love & friendship forever, Dee G.

We are so sorry to hear the news about Jason. He has helped so many in the Native American community and is a role model for all. Big hugs from us.

Jason your family was Blessed by your time on earth with them. Be at rest, knowing your gave the strength to your to stay strong. You will be missed by many. I believe your will still stand watch over your family as all worriors do ! You will be reuniited in Gods grace and time. My prayers go out for your family who loved you dearly.

my condolences, to the lamb ,and Richmond family. r.i.p. Jason thank's for being a good friend...no fruit in beer

wish i could be there, i will be in spirit though.....

Dear Trudie and Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and always. May the spirit comfort all of you at this time.