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I just did a search for ed lambert and sad to say, I just realized he had passed. I would like to send my deepest condolences to his wonderfully kind wife and entire family. He was a kind and fascinating fellow who had a giant heart which produced a man who would help you with anything. He was a great friend of my inlaws, Len and Connie Forbes, who might be reunited in heaven with Ed again. My wife Dana and I will always cherish our memories of the many visits we had with Ed and Terry. He could fix anything!

Ed and I were good friends at GTE. I have many memories of the times we worked together on many projects. My condolences to his family. He will be missed.

I was lucky enough to work with Ed early in my carrier in the early 80's. He made a lasting impression on me. He was a great guy to learn from.

Terry, So sorry for your loss. We just heard that Ed died from Barbara Baker who you must remember from the Carney. She is a neighbor of ours. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.

To Terry, Donna, Brian and all of the Lambert Family. We are sorry to hear of Ed's passing and hope you know we wish we could be with you at this time, to talk, hug, laugh, cry or sit in silence if that would help with your/our loss. From back in the day 1980's I felt a part of your family. Ed was good and fair to every one in and out of CAP/CD. I will include Ed and all of you in my prayers and hope that when things go back to normal, we can perhaps remember Ed properly. Love ya, sending hugs

To the family, Please accept my deepest condolences. Ed was a great guy whom I met in the Civil Air Patrol and worked with for over 30 years. Always an enjoyable, as well very knowledgeable in many things and enjoyed the many chats. One of my favorite qualities of him was his bargain shirts, those with many names. Often I ask him "Who are you today", always shared a chuckle or two. I'll deeply miss his smarts and friendship. Godspeed Ed Lambert.. Thank you for being my friend.. :)