ANTHONY S. "Tony" LAMBERTI

Mr. Lamberti was my art teacher in middle school and he left such a good impression that all these years later I still remember him with found memories of being in his class. Can't say that about all teachers. Rest in God's Kingdom and thank you

Just found out about the passing of Mr. Lamb. He was my Art teacher during my years at West Mifflin. He taught me a lot and he was really passionate about his craft. May God bless him in heaven!

Tony and Dorothy loved each other so much. It was very inspiring to spend time with them. He was a great uncle to Matt, always with a joke and a smile. We miss him already.

Rest in peace, Uncle Tone! I know that you are where you want to be now. With Aunt Dorothy and so many others that were precious to you. I hope that Uncle Joe, Uncle Rock and the many others who will miss your presence here on earth, will find peace in that somehow.
Give Mom, Dad & Ralph a big hug from me!
Much love to you!!

I had "Mr. Lamb" in 8th grade and as a Senior - no matter how frustrated he got with a student, his heart would always take over and help them. As a teacher now, I realize how hard that can be to do. I was lucky enough to know him as a co-worker and we were always quick to "mess" with each other. I still have an art project hanging that he so patiently worked on me with. Thanks "Mr. Lamb". Your family has my condolences.

Tony was a great brother-in-law and a wonderful husband to my sister. He was my first "in-law" but was more like my real brother. Tony always had words of wisdom about teaching that helped me. He was a Steeler fan and a supporter of the Pittsburgh teams. I will miss him greatly but I know that he is happier and healthy now with Dorothy, my family and his. Rest in peace Tony. Colleen Collins, Neal and Caitlin Sheptock

To the Lamberti, Helsel and Collins famalies, as well as to Tony's dear friends.....our love and deepest sympathies go out to all of you. Tony was a wonderful guy who will be greatly missed. He is finally with his "Dorothy". Lou and JoAnn

Dear Cindy,

I am very sorry to hear of your uncle Tony's passing. I know how much you loved him. I only met Tony once when I had a chance to sit down and chat with him at your mom's funeral. He made me feel so comfortable, like I was part of the family. He seemed to have a great sense of humor and I could tell how much he loved his family.
If there is anything I can do for you or your family, please let me know.

With my deepest sympathies,
Your friend always, Jamie

Joe and Lamberti Family,

May God help you through these difficult days and may the eternal light shine on Tony forever.

With deep sympathy.

Marlene Seman Smith

Joe and the Lamberti family, I'm very sorry to hear about Tony. I always remembered him as great guy with a good sense of humor.

Joe and Lamberti Family,
Thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Ken Jones
SHS '56