Howard John Lambert

Birth date: Jun 22, 1936 Death date: Jun 10, 2023

Howard John Lambert, 86, passed away on June 10th, 2023. Howard has been reunited with his wife, Nancy Anne Lambert, of 59 years and has gone home to his Father in Heaven. Howard was born June 22nd 1936 to Thomas Allan Lambert and Read Obituary

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Riley Lambert

128w ago

Grandpa Red taught me to love a lot of things. I like to think I got my creative side from him. He taught me how to draw a perfect circle on paper and I remember one summer day while spending time with family at a ski lodge he took a piece of chalk and drew a circle on the building the size of him. I learned to love solving sudoku puzzles after he taught me his strategies. Grandpa lent me a book series about a ceramic artist after I took some classes and that started my interest in reading along with art. I’ll miss visiting grandma and grandpa red’s to go play card games and eat pizza and breadsticks <3

Annie

131w ago

Howard was my very first friend at the cancer center. I had just been diagnosed stage IV during pregnancy with my second child. He was kind and thoughtful and I looked forward to our chats. Through him I met Sally Anne and gained another great friend. Every loss to cancer is one too many but this one is different to me. I tell the kids we are connected with invisible strings and the love that binds them never dies. This one is tugging particularly hard on my heart tonight.

Jim Ware

132w ago

I met Howard just prior to my Graduation from Skyline High School in May 1963. At first I didn't pay much attention to him but my oh my what a fine car he had...it was a 1963 Ford Galaxie coupe...it was bright Burgandy with shiny chrome hub caps...it was a dream car and HJ looked so cool with all four windows down, his left arm on the door panel and his funny little fedora hat cruising down the road.

Howrad or HJ as I called him was a great Brother in law, who always had kind words and messages..for me and Judy...We were moving from Riverdale to West Jordan in 1978 and needed help buying a House in West Jordan on 90th South, HJ had just got into Real Estate and we ask for his help. He negoiated a contract with two Bortherts who were contractors to build us a house...in the contract HJ told the contractors we would paint the home for a discount...it worked and not only did we get the painting discount but Howard also gave us part of his commision in cash to buy the paint...wow what a great Brother.

Through the years we always enjoyed our visits with Nancy and HJ...They moved from the mouth of the Canyon to West Jordan...we went to visit them just after they moved in and were having a nice chat when the West Jordan Police came to their door and asked "who owns the Truck" both Nancy and HJ said he does pointing at me...the Policeman said a woman was filing a complaint because I backed over a tree when I had the wrong address...HJ later told me he talked to the Home Owners Association and the lady and got it all cleared up and I was off the Hook...wow what a brother in law saved me again.

We will miss both HJ and Nancy Anne and their comforting ways of making us always feel good knowing they are together along with all their family members. We know the good Lord will bless and comfort the family during this most troubled time...Jim and Judy

Dave Farmer

132w ago

in honor of Howard.

Dave Farmer lit a candle in memory of Howard Lambert

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Tom Lambert

132w ago

My big brother Howard was always one whom I looked up to. I admired his ability to make friends, and be involved in whatever situation he found himself in. His love of the gospel of Jesus Christ helped me to understand my responsibilities as a member of the church.
I remember our parents giving him the assignment to help me become more socially involved and he often included me as teenagers in a lot of his activities.
We were the best of friends as children, and I will be eternally grateful for that friendship.

Jim Ware

132w ago

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