Death date: Apr 20, 2014
Brenda Marie Lambert, 54, passed away on Sunday, April 20, 2014. She is preceded in death by father, Gordon Levra. Brenda is survived by her mother, Judith Levra; her loving husband, Bruce Lambert; sons, Jacob and James Lambert; d Read Obituary
To the Lambert Family and Friends….I just found out today (May 2) that the “most” sweetest and considerate “Angel” on earth passed away Easter Day. I worked with Brenda for many years, and never encountered a day/time when she didn’t greet me (or the next person) with her contagious smile and her uplifting words. My heart is heavy as there are few angels like her. Your family is in my prayers. Brenda will surely be nmissed. May she rest in peace. (Skw)
Bruce the words spoken here are so perfect for Brenda. She helped my family and me in so many was I can not express…mentally, physically, and spiritually. Oh, let me not forget the laughter we shared too. Thank you for bringing her into our family. We have you and the kiddos in our continual prayers. Blessing sweet cousin.
Brenda was a important team member of a clinical trial going on in the US and Canada. We mostly communicated via e-mail, but I remember her as a fine person with a good sense of humor and know she was much loved. I am so, so sorry she lost her life at such a young age with so many years ahead of her. Your family should know that she was respected and cared for by many people.
Our deepest sympathy to Brenda’s family. Brenda was just a lovely lady who had a way of making everyone feel special and a little better with her smile and kind words. She was the light of Christ to everyone and will be greatly missed. Our prayers are with you. The Candrian Family – Curt, Lori, Carter and Samantha
Bruce, our prayers are with you and your children. Brenda was one of the most admirable women we have been fortunate enough to know. Many strive to live the way Brenda lived her life, the fond memories of the times we spent with Brenda will be with Tim and I forever.
My deepest sympathy’s to Bruce and family, I cannot take away your pain but want you to know I am holding you all up in prayer. Brenda’s testimony for God will resignate in each of our hearts forever! Love and prayers David Fitch Tucson, Az.
I want to express my sympathy for your loss and to let you know that my thoughts are with you. Some of my fondness memories are of visiting with the Lambert Family in Maplewood watching Brittnay, James and Jacob grow up under the love of Brenda and Bruce. It was said: “I know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death. They continue to participate in every act, thought and decision we make. Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories. We find comfort in knowing that our lives have been enriched by having shared their love.”
I want to express my sympathy to Brenda’s family. Brenda was very positive, loving and happy peson. I worked with Brenda several years ago, but would see her often in passing. It was a blessing to know her and she will be missed.
The loss of Brenda will leave a big hole in many lives. I pray this hole will shine with the glory of her past deeds, fellowship and wisdom. As she is surely looking upon us from her savior’s side, I pray for guidance and understanding for Bruce and their children.
Brucie, I wish there was something I could do or say to make you feel better than you do right now. Brenda was the sweetest person on the planet and I know it’s going to be hard to be without her. I love you and although we are not legally related any more I still consider you my brother. If you ever want to get away come to Nacogdoched. I pray for you to have peace and of course you know she’s with Jesus now. Love you, Sandy
