Hannah Marie Lamb

Words cannot express the sorrow we feel for you as you grieve the loss of your precious daughter, mother, wife and friend. Our prayers remain with your entire family in the coming days and weeks...that God will give you comfort and peace beyond understanding.
Ginny and Phil Hawkins

Oh Dear Vannah, I am so very sorry for your loss, my thoughts and prayers are with you and all her loved ones during the very painful days ahead. Sandra Krebs

I worked with Hannah at Thomas Edison. She was a gifted teacher who loved her students and colleagues well, she always brought joy to any space. I loved working with her. We are heartbroken. Prayers for you all.

My name is Shirley Collins.
I had taught first grade at Edison across the hall from Hannah.
I am so very sorry for your tremendous loss.
She was a kind person who loved to laugh. We use to chat as we stood at our doors in the mornings. She´d once talked about a trip with her husband to Portugal, I believe. She´d talked about how much you both had helped out when her daughter, Eloise, had been born. I think I remember her telling about her mother coming to stay and help out when she went back to teaching. She was very grateful for the help and support.
You are in my prayers.

So sorry that the world has lost such a special person. Hannah served at Project Transformation Tennessee with my daughter in its inaugural year at Tulip Street UMC. The children truly loved her and she truly shared that love with them.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.