Roy was part of the Shasta Abbey sangha - very nice man. I spoke with him only once or twice & wish I had gotten to know him better.
SA's website shows a memorial service scheduled for February 25th at the Abbey, 3:30 pm. The obituary notice says 3:00, just fyi.
I'm thinking of Roy's family, especially his youngest son who wasn't very old when I last saw him; he might be 12 or 13 now? Too young to lose a parent.
Blessings to Roy.
http://www.mtshastanews.com/obituaries/x370664600/Obituary-Roy-Lambert"Mount Shasta, Calif. —
Roy Lewis Lambert, 53 of Mount Shasta, passed away on January 18, 2012 at Mercy Medical Center of a sudden heart attack.
He was born to Mary “Bernadette” O’camb and Eldon Lee Lambert on April 6, 1958.
Roy was a veteran of the California National Guard and proudly served
his country for 10 years. He was also proud of his Scotch/Irish Clan
“Mac Gregor” heritage.
Roy was born in San Bernardino, California and moved to Mount Shasta as
an infant. He suffered a nearly fatal and traumatic head injury as a
child, but went on to be a gifted artist.
Roy was a landscaper who loved nature and the outdoors. He spent much of his time in the mountains hiking and camping.
He had a wonderful sense of humor, loved to laugh, and had a great love
of family and friends. He was a friend to everyone who crossed his
path.
He loved to read and was a free spirit. He was actively helping his
sister Ann trace their Lambert family ancestry. He believed that true
wealth springs from within.
Roy is preceded in death by his mother Mary “Bernadette” and father Eldon Lambert.
Roy is survived by his sons, Jubal, Luke and Max Lambert. Roy delivered both Luke and Max himself at home.
He is also survived by his grandsons, Seth and Quenton; his brothers,
Tom and Don Lambert; his sisters, Hope Schramm and Ann Anzo; his
nephews, Jon, Shawn, Todd, Adam, Bruce, Kyle and Levi; and nieces,
Michele, Mandy, Nicole, Alisha, Lindsey and Lisa.
He will be deeply missed and remembered for his free loving spirit. It
is with great sadness we are mourning the loss of Roy and he will
forever be in our hearts.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, February 25 at 3 p.m. at the Shasta Abbey in Mount Shasta."
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