Rev. Richard T. Lambert

There ar no words, my dear friends. My heart is broken for you Susan and Jamie, as well as your whole family, May God give you comfort
Beth and Scott Unger

Thank you for your teaching
I have just discovered you and wanted to share my gratitude.
Rest in Peace brother Lambert

It's you made such a change in my life. It's you who made me what I am.I know you transormed many like me . I know you are a saint. I really miss you....

The Lamberts were my second neighborhood family when growing up. Dick, though four yrars my senior, was a major inspiration in my life from a distance. His work in India was always a model for service that my children remember. My decision to join the faculty at Loyola-Chicago U. for a 25 year stint was in part due to his quiet influence. My last face-to-face contact with Dick was in 1949 in the playground at our parish school (St. Thecla) when he pulled a larger, older student off of me...

Bob, Pat & The Lambert Family:

As you remember your loved one may the memory of his smile warm you like the sun. May the memory of his laughter echo in your heart. May the light of your best memories enrich all of your days. With caring thoughts and sympathy.

Your Extended Family,
Tab Service Co.

I met Father Lambert several years ago and he blessed me and several friends while we visited with his sister in law, Patricia Lambert. I consider him a saint.

Father you were a truly holy man of peace and humility. I enjoyed our many talks and you will be missed.

The Chicago Province of the Society of Jesus remembers in prayer their brother, Fr. Richard T. Lambert, SJ. The Jesuits extend prayerful gratitude to the family, friends, and benefactors who supported Fr. Lambert's inspiring vocation and 53 years of ministry on the journey of faith and service, “Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam.