Peter John Wilson Lamb

I met Pete when I first moved to ulmstead, I think I was 8 or 9. When we where teen ages we sailed my dads boat "See Me Go" on weekends and I used to ride bare back with him, I rode Star and he Copper. Sorry that we never got to sail again.

I still expect to see Peter revving up his car or that smile from afar. I know Im now left with just the latter. Goodbye my dear friend.

With tears running down my cheeks, it is nearly impossible to believe this very sad news. Peter was a very special friend at Severna Park Senior High. Peter grabbed you by the hand and took you on a journeysometimes it was an intellectual journey and sometimes just an adventure with friends as he sailed from Ulmstead Estates to meet friends on the shores of Cape St Claire. Upon his sailboat, you became his captive audience so be prepared to have him challenge your views on life, science fiction (Isaac Asimov), or politics. His desire to understand the meaning of life was insatiable. His love of people was undeniable. His enthusiasm for life and his infectious smile will never be erased from my memory. Rest in peace, my friend.

I love you Peter. I'm deeply grateful to have been part of your life from the very moment of your birth. You've emboldened everyone who knew you to live a more authentic life, to love and welcome the stranger and to meet the new day with joy and anticipation. I can't imagine life without you at the other end of the phone, by my side as we walk dogs or engaged in Debate about the meaning of life. The light of you in my life can never be dimmed. Go in peace dear brother.

Losing a loved one unexpectedly is never easy. But our God promises to give the strength and courage youll need to endure, and to cope with the pain of your loss. He also promises to hold your hand every step of the way. Isaiah 40:29, 41:10,13.

I will remember Peter always as a dear friend and amazing human being.