Peter Hull Lamb

Lovely life The world will miss him

300 lifetimes Nice Good Job Good Job

Dear Hilda & Peter, My heart goes out to you both on the sudden loss of Pete. It was a shock to all of us & I wish you didn't have to go through this loss. I am deeply honored that you want me to have Pete's beloved Trans Am. I will give it a loving home here in my garage with the rest of my Pontiacs. Hopefully, one day I will get it back on the road & take you for a ride! That would be the ultimate tribute to your son. Thank you for thinking of me. Emily & I love you both very...

Hilda and Peter, We are so deeply sorry for the loss of your wonderful Pete. What an amazing person, and the world is so much better because of him. Our whole family is keeping you close in our thoughts. I whole-heartedly agree with your sentiment that "all that Pete was is still out there making its way through All of us".

Dear Hilda and Peter, Please know our warmest thoughts are with you. Please accept our deepest and heartfelt sympathy. Betsy, Kate and Beth

Pete was a solid guy. I met him at Hampshire in the photo dept. Bright, curious, and full of life. We reconnected in Mazunte last year. Still full of so much life and spirit. My heart goes out to Lorena and the rest of his family.

My deepest condolences on this devastating loss. Peter sounds like he was an extraordinary human being, you have written a moving and beautiful commemoration of his far too-short life. He had so much left to do. Our sons never met, but they overlapped in their time at Hampshire College, Nick (Harrity) was Class of 1999F (as Hampshire notes the start, rather than the finish). I like to think their paths may have crossed. Nick shared many of Pete's interests, especially photography - his...

Pete sounds like my kind of guy. I knew most of his family and I loved them all, especially Curt, Lisa, Peter, Hilda, and Lucia Lamb. After reading his obituary, I wish I could have met him. I am a very kind, giving, loving, compassionate person, and I intend to honor his memory by doing even more good deeds. The world has lost a very special man. I only hope we can all learn from him.