Mr. John Edward Lamb
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Mr. John Edward Lamb

  • October 9, 1950 - January 30, 2010
  • Garland, Texas
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“Watch over your wife... I am worried about her :-/ ”
1 of 26 | Posted by: Tami Davidson - garland, TX

“i love you and miss you so very much..... im sorry i can not do this without you. please come back to me ”
2 of 26 | Posted by: Karen Lamb - garland, TX - wife

“Happy Valentines Day!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love You Forever! ”
3 of 26 | Posted by: Karen Lamb - wife

“Happy New Year, sweetie! I miss you so much, I think of you every minute of every day. I love you forever! ”
4 of 26 | Posted by: karen lamb - wife

“Merry Christmas, sweetie... I love you forever ! ”
5 of 26 | Posted by: Karen Lamb - wife

“Happy Birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear john, happy birthday to you.........love you! ”
6 of 26 | Posted by: Karen Lamb - wife

“Happy Birthday my love!......... I miss you and will love you forever........ ”
7 of 26 | Posted by: Karen Lamb - garland, TX - wife

“I love and miss you so much and think about you every day. Happy fathers day! I talked to mom and dad and wished pops a happy fathers day also.......Read More » ”
8 of 26 | Posted by: karen lamb - garland, TX - wife

“Happy Anniversary! 21 years together....Love You Forever!!!!! ”
9 of 26 | Posted by: Karen Lamb - wife

“I remember how John,Mark and I would sit and have coffee in the mornings and have some of the loudest debates watching the world news and all the...Read More » ”
10 of 26 | Posted by: Karen - Wife

“Karen I know it has been a while since we have seen each other but I want you to know that I love you and miss being able to visit with you. John was...Read More » ”
11 of 26 | Posted by: Kathy Lamb - owensboro, KY

“I am proud to have known John since 1992 and I'm thankful for the friendship we had. There was never a dull moment when John was around!! He will be...Read More » ”
12 of 26 | Posted by: Issac Horton - Ben Wheeler, TX

“I will miss all the crazy moments and laughs we all had to together. I'm happy to know that you are In a happy place watching over mom and all of...Read More » ”
13 of 26 | Posted by: DAVID WILSON - STEP-SON

“John may you Rest in Peace my friend. I always smiles when I saw your character pop up on 2moons. Your smile somehow always radiated through the...Read More » ”
14 of 26 | Posted by: Liz - Oceanside, CA - Friend

“one of the best guys i have ever met in the gaming world my thought and prayers go out to your family bro you will truly be missed .... rest in peace...Read More » ”
15 of 26 | Posted by: Jay - Garner, NC - Good Friend

“John, I am so glad that I was able to get to know you these last few weeks. I know you and Karen were together for a long time, and I am so sorry...Read More » ”
16 of 26 | Posted by: Debbie - TX - Sister-n-law

“My prayers are with your family at this time of grief. Mr. Lamb will be greatly missed. ”
17 of 26 | Posted by: Kimberly Reed

“The passing of John is a sad day in many people’s lives, but the journey of his existence and of the others around him will go on forever. ”
18 of 26 | Posted by: Keaball aka Stephen McWilliams

“love u forever brother i miss you Kathylamb, megan lamb, and danielle miller ”
19 of 26 | Posted by: Kathy Lamb - owensboro, KY

“to my first born light of my life love u very much see you soon love dad and sparkie ”
20 of 26 | Posted by: Sparkie and dad - owensboro, KY

“I am so sorry for your loss and my deepest sympathy goes out to his wife and family. I met Watahey in 2moons. We were in same guild. I became...Read More » ”
21 of 26 | Posted by: Cindy Lurraine

“YOU WERE ONE OF A KIND JOHN:).... I AM DEFINATELY GOING TO MISS OUR LOVING CURSING SESSIONS. THE ONE THING THAT I WILL NEVER FORGET IS WHEN WE WERE...Read More » ”
22 of 26 | Posted by: JAMES AND TAMI DAVIDSON

“You gave me the best 20 years of my life, I'll miss your smile in the mornings and your crazy dance in the evenings. I thank God for every day I had...Read More » ”
23 of 26 | Posted by: Karen Lamb - garland, TX - wife

“Karen, I love you and I'm so sorry for any pain you are going through, I remember John a long time ago when he had that cool truck, he was very quite...Read More » ”
24 of 26 | Posted by: suzi jansen - friend

“My condolance to all family & friends, We will all truely miss John, But he will always be in our hearts & our memories. I'm very thankfull...Read More » ”
25 of 26 | Posted by: Don - Garland, TX

“I know your happy in Heaven. Glad I was a part of your life. ”
26 of 26 | Posted by: Katrina Marie Montelongo - neice


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John passed away january 30,2010 surrounded by family and loved ones after a hard fought battle with lung cancer. He was born October 9,1950 in Oklahoma and moved at an early age to Texas where he lived his entire life. John's 17 year career as a journryman electrician for K.B.I. Electrical Services came second nature to him. His coworkers admired and respected the knowledge and expertise that he brought to the job. In 1992 John's personal life became complete when he met his soul mate, best friend and love of his life. John and Karen married and together they shared a love that needed no explanation. Soon after they brought their home,John brought a computer and Watahey was born. John enjoyed his online games, Two Moons being one of his favorites, and made many friends over the internet. John's attention also focused much of the time on their family pets - Josey, Willie, Katie, & Harley were all considered and taken by John as part of the family. When he wasn't working, John was happiest at home just being with his family. He was a strong man,mentally as well as physically - but yet a chosen few got to see hie gentle side. He would give you his last dime if you needed it, but don't touch his wallet. John had a deep admiration for animals, ironically that he was most like-the wolf. Strong,intelligent,stern,self sufficient and loyal. John's comfort level being at home with his family became evident when he showed an interest in hunting, His inner urge to experience the man game of hunting went unfullfilled. He did the research, brought a hunting rifle and gear but never could bring himself to actually be away from his family foe any length of time. He would always tell his buddies "Maybe next time". John leaves behind to mourn his passing and celebrate his life a host of friends and family. His survivors include his wife Karen; children Sharon, David,and Mark; Grandchildren Stephaine, Juan, and Jason; His father and stepmother John William Lamb & Vetta " Sparky" Lamb; His sister Kathy Lamb; brother Tommy Lamb; brother-in-law Earl and wife Jean Walker; sisters-in-law Debbie, Sandy and husband Don; and many nieces and nephews; and his beloved pets Josey,Willie,Katie and Harley. A remembrance celebration to honor Johns memory will be held at 5:00pm on Saturday, February 20,2010 at John and Karen's home in Garland. The celebration is open to all who knew and loved John. His final resting place will be in the Lamb family plot in Durant Oklahoma at a later date.