Larry P. Lambert

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Larry P. Lambert’s legacy is not only written in the memories held by his family but also in the silent moments—those small, loving gestures and traditions.

Larry P. Lambert, born on May 26, 1941, passed away peacefully on July 17, 2026, closing a remarkable chapter in a life filled with devotion, kindness, and steadfast love for his family.

Those who knew Larry remember a steadfast presence, a man whose loyalty and warmth were the bedrock of his family. He leaves behind a legacy of love that cannot be measured, but will forever be felt in the hearts of the many who cherished him. Each of his days seemed guided by the simple belief that family came first, and this was evident in the way he lived, loved, and cared for those around him.

Larry’s memory will live on through his devoted daughter, Deanna Duncan, and his loving son, Don Lambert. His role as a grandfather—the heart of his later years—was one he cherished dearly. He is survived by his grandchildren, Jason Duncan, Brittany Moskal, Kyler Duncan, Kylee Duncan, Danni Duncan, Kinley Moskal, Harper Moskal, and Robert Lambert. Larry’s legacy reaches even further, touching the lives of Alex Duncan and Zach Moskal, both of whom held a special place in his heart.

Larry’s journey was shaped early in life by the steady guidance of his father, Bill Lambert, and the nurturing care of his mother, Dorothy Lambert, both of whom preceded him in death. Among those awaiting him in peaceful rest is his beloved wife Louise Lambert, the partner with whom he shared the joys, trials, and triumphs of everyday life. Larry also mourned the loss of his son David Lambert, and now joins him, finding reunion beyond this life.

Each relationship Larry maintained—whether as a father, grandfather, husband, or friend—was marked by unwavering support, a listening ear, and a gentle wisdom that family and friends sought out and relied upon. His presence at family gatherings, his quiet encouragement, and his enduring sense of humor will be deeply missed.

While words can offer only a faint echo of Larry’s impact, his story lives on in the generations he nurtured—in every family celebration, every shared memory, and every lesson passed from parent to child, grandparent to grandchild. His spirit, steadfast and loving, stands as a testament to a life well-lived, one woven with patience, kindness, and honesty.

Larry P. Lambert’s legacy is not only written in the memories held by his family but also in the silent moments—those small, loving gestures and traditions that will continue to enrich those he touched for years to come.

He will be dearly missed, fondly remembered, and forever loved.