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Oct. 22, 1940 – Nov. 26, 2018. William Stephen Lambert, a lifelong resident of Jefferson Parish, LA passed away on Nov. 26, 2018. Mr. Lambert a local contractor known in the industry for constructing some of the area's most challenging projects. Predeceased by his parents John Robert Lambert, Jr. and Lillian Grace Levee Lambert; a sister, Ruth Lambert Zepernick; a brother, John Robert Lambert, III; and son, William Stephen Lambert, Jr. Mr. Lambert is survived by his brothers and sisters, Donald G. Lambert, Sr., Charles S. Lambert, Laurence L. Lambert, Lillian Elizabeth Lambert Marten, Robert J. Lambert, Richard C. Lambert, Patricia Anne Lambert Thompson and Randolph G. Lambert. A private ceremony was held, and Mr. Lambert's ashes were interred in Pointe Coupee, LA.
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Stephen was my friend. I pray he has found peace and is reunited with his family he loved in Heaven!
Rest In Peace my friend! ❤
Connie LaCombe
January 21, 2019
I met Steve about 1977 when he bought an old Esso station in Metairie. He invited me and my family to come meet him. When we visited him in his hometown, a telephonic relationship was transformed into a deep appreciation for his unique professional and relational skills. He made everyone he was with feel special. He was a host without peer. Over the years, I visited him a time or two each year while on business trips to the area. Most of the years I knew Steve, he was married to Paddy. How he loved Paddy. Steve will be greatly missed.
Morris Harper
January 13, 2019
Steven and I attended St Martins and finished high school at East Jefferson in 1960. He was a unique person with a personality that was unlike any other. A creative humorist. A sincere friend. An unforgettable member of the wonderful Lambert family. RIP Steve.
Glenn Wood
January 13, 2019
Steve and I were close friends in the 50s we were separated by miles but we had some wonderful times back in the day I will always cherish those times may the good lord be with him
John Buddy Ernst
January 12, 2019
My deepest and heartfelt condolences to the entire Lambert family. Stephen and I were in the 1960 graduating class of EJHS. We had remained friends since then. Over the years,since high school,I had gotten to know the Lambert family. I enjoyed having dinner with Stephen and Paddy at their home or mine. His friendship will be sadly missed.
Ronald R. Lowe
January 11, 2019
God bless you Steve,
Your friend will miss you.
Lee Wilczynski
January 11, 2019
MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY FOR YOUR LOSS. MAY GOD GIVE YOU HOPE AND STRENGHT IN THIS TOUGH TIME. (HOSEA 13:14).
January 9, 2019
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