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Glenn Lampert Obituary
Glenn Deane Lampert, 69, passed away on February 23, 2017 at his home in Lacey, Washington. He was the husband of Linda Clark. They shared 7 years together.
Born in Seattle, Washington, he was the son of Dortha and William Lampert. He proudly served his country aboard the USS Mount McKinley during the Vietnam War. He was honorably discharged and received 3 medals for his service with the Navy in July 1970. He worked as a steamfitter for Boeing until his retirement.
Glenn will be remembered for his love for his family and a lifetime of adventures. He will also be remembered for the battle he fought with mesothelioma. The last of which will be the knowledge his doctors gained through the trial treatment that will help many others in the future.
Glenn is survived by his wife, Linda Clark, his daughters, Christina Lampert, Tammy Donnelly, and Theresa Kelley. His sons, Daniel Kelley and David Kelley. He is also survived by 9 grandchildren, and his sisters, Gail Butrick, Lea Higashi, Tora Lampert, and Lucy Lampert.
The graveside and interment service will be held on March 10th at 11:30am at the Tahoma National Cemetery, followed by a Celebration of Life at 1:00pm at the LDS church building at
625 M St. NE, Auburn, WA.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Mesothelioma Research Foundation of America.
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James Starkey
March 9, 2017
It was not that long ago that Glenn and I attended the funeral of our friend Robert Timonen in North Seattle. We three played saxophone at Chief Sealth High School and had a great time playing and laughing there. I was not aware until Robert's (Timmy's) funeral that Glenn and I were Brothers in Arms in the Vietnam War. I will greatly miss communicating with him via social media. I hope that his trek to the Land of Spirits will be guided well. Ahaw!
James Starkey
March 9, 2017
It was such a short time ago that Glenn and I attended Robert Timonen's funeral in North Seattle. The three of us all played saxophone in the Chief Sealth High School band and had such a great time there. I did not know at that time that Glenn and I were Brothers in Arms during the Vietnam War. I am terribly saddened by this news and will miss communicating with him through social media. May he be guided well to the Land of the Spirits! Ahaw!
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