Lambert, Allen

Al will definitally be missed , got to know him at mcdonalds coffee ,which he enjoyed,condolences to all the family

You were blessed Allen. Thank you for being a part of our family. Love always.

We love you all so very much and our hearts ache over the loss of Al. He was a precious and unique soul, who will be sorely missed. God broke broke the mold when He created Allen Lambert.

Our deepest condolences. We treasure the memories of your wonderful family. May you comfort each other and continue to grow and achieve the great heights that Allen dreamed for each of you.
Sincerely
Danny and Carla

Uncle Allen I'm going to miss you and I love you very much. Thank you for all the blessings you gave me through out my life.RIP Uncle Allen your for ever in my heart.

Karen Pearson, 2201 Arcadia St, Clinton, MO 64735
I feel terrible that I cannot attend the funeral. Love you all!

I am very sorry to hear of Chaplain Lambert's passing. Vicky, I am so very sorry for your loss and will pray that the Lord will be beside you and help you through your grief.

I appreciated Chaplian Lambert's assistance through these years with our Quilts of Valor award ceremonies.

May God bless you and yours,
Stephanie

Your family has been in our personal and congregational prayers. We extend our sympathy and condolences in your loss. We are close friends of Karen Pearson, Al's sister, in Clinton, MO.

Wind River Roundup Rodeo Committee
Dennis Mazet
John Campbell
Darin Coyle

My Wife and I did not have the honor of meeting with Archbishop Allen Lambert, but I did have the honor of talking with Archbishop by phone just days before hearing of his passing into Glory. Our prayers are with Allen's family. We know Archbishop Allen Lambert will be missed. But one day we will be reunited with our loved ones one day in Glory. This is our hope in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. God Bless You.
Jonathan and Yolanda Vernotico

Sincerest Condolences on your loss. I enjoyed the many events where he was the chaplain, or just as a friend chatting on the street or at Veteran's Hall meetings. May you be comforted by your memories.

Archbishop Lambert,

I heard of your passing just today. I am so sorry to have heard of your departure so late, and I am just as sorry to know that I would not have made your funeral in time. I am however, comforted to have heard that your Service was very well attended. You were (and remain) one of a very few that I can call "Old Friend." I will miss you more than my words allow me to express. I will also miss receiving your endless wisdom over the telephone and Skype. But we will meet again, one day. In the meantime however, I will take the honor of sending you-off with the same blessing that you yourself delivered, more times than I can count: "May the Peace of the Lord be with you always, ages unto ages..." Godspeed, Old Friend. Until we meet again...

Your Friend ALWAYS,

Ivan R. Loock
Fire Chief & District Chaplain,
Idanha-Detroit Rural Fire Protection District (RET.)