DAVE & I MET IN ABOUT 1975 THROUGH ""THE GANG"". A GROUP OF 5 OF THE BEST FRIENDS THAT COULD HAVE BEEN ASSEMBLED. WE HAD MANY FUN TIMES @ THE RAILROAD BRIDGE, SOC'S SAND PIT,
A CABIN BY THE RIVER, COLLEGE & OF COURSE THE BARS. DAVE & I ATTENDED MILFORD @ THE SAME TIME. DAVE WAS THE BEST MAN @ MY WEDDING. HE DROVE FROM COLORADO TO SURPRISE ME @ MY STAG PARTY. WENT BACK HOME FOR A WEEK OF WORK, THEN DROVE BACK, ANOTHER 9 HOUR DRIVE, FOR MY WEDDING
& RECEPTION. WHAT A MAN/FRIEND. NO WORDS CAN DESCRIBE HOW MUCH I'LL MISS HIM.

Berty,
When my wife read your name in the Memorials, a heavy ?""whoa?"" was all I could say.
But, then we started discussing the multitude of wonderful memories of which you were a key participant and organizer. Thank you for creating numerous teams, activities, and friendships. You definitely added fun to many lives!
Now that you are up with our Lord, maybe you can have special influence on the Nuggets! Take care, and we look forward to joining you some day, to participate in many more fun activities.
Our prayers are with you, D?'Ann, Trevor, and your family.
     Love, 
        David & Cammy

I will always remember my uncle David as the greatest person to play with when I was little. He had a great way to pick a fight just to be able to pin me down and tickle me (I know it was just to hear me laugh). It was really hard not to smile when he was around you. He was always chuckling and seemed to beam when he smiled. I miss him very much and wish I had been able to say good bye. But I can't wait to tell my two young boys Parker-2, and Carter-7 months about the greatest unlce and man I had known.

Dave's personality lit up my life as I'm convinced it did many others.  Dave was always happy to help me in my work and in my life.  I can still hear his booming voice as he he explained one thing or another to me.  I miss him.

I knew Dave for many years when I worked at Woodward. He always had a smile on his face and a love for life. He was such a great man and a gentle soul. He will be missed, but he touched so many with his warmth and happiness while he was here. My prayers are with his family.

Berty,
I will truly miss you.  I recall when we first met at SECC in Milford.  We shared many good times together during school and became good friends.  
We had the opportunity to move to Fort Collins and work for Woodward Governor together after graduation.   I enjoyed the time that we spent together as friends and roomates in Fort Collins.  
We certainly had a lot of fun toghether playing softball, rafting, going to Nuggets and Rockies games, and hanging out.  
Although we havn't been in contact as much in recent years, my deep friendship for you has remained strong.  
Dave, you are truly one of the best friends in my life and I will miss you very much.  I'm sorry that I couldn't be at your service as I will be out of town.  I will be thinking of you and your family.
God Bless you, I love you,
Jim

I met Dave when I worked at Encorp and  worked well with him. I thought he was a cool engineer and thought he was a great dad. We talked about kids a lot he talked about Trevor and I talked about my grandson. Dave is going to be  very missed.

I first met Dave in the fall of 1972 entering the 7th grade. Although the mode of transportation was bicycles, it did not prevent us from developing a lifetime friendship.  Upon hearing of his passing my mind immediately paced through the many memories shared, like a surreal movie.  Dave was the fist within our core group of friends to have a car, 54 chevy I think, hardly any compression left in the engine. We would seek out gravel for him to pop the clutch and cool, the sqeeling of the wheels.  Later in high school days during two a days for football, I remember all of us watching the Gong show on TV before heading to the afternoon practice,  it was a daily ritual.  After graduation from high school, the main activity that brought us together yearly was the annual ski trip.  Each and everyone of those trips were such fun.  I remember like yesterday the last day of the Utah ski trip.  He & I were on this quest to get 100k vertical for the week.  It had started snowing the day before around noon ending some 14 hours and 33"" later. We were @ the end of the day & on target to reach our goal when we went down an unskied slope.  Dave's bindings released & by the time we found his ski's there was a hole some 3' deep and 6' across from us using our poles to find the ski's in the deep snow.  What a workout that was! One of the neat things about the ski trips is that it began with just the single guys, eventually we would gather with our girl friends, then wifes and finally as families.  The evolution of the ski trip was special that way, and Dave was always the ultimate planner, I think he really enjoyed playing that part.  I will really miss him, he is & will always be my friend.

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David W. Lambert

11 février 1960 – 25 septembre 2006

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