Charles Richard Lambert
April 21, 2018
Charles Richard Lambert 70, passed away Saturday, April 21, 2018 at First Health Moore Regional Hospital, Pinehurst, NC..
Funeral services will be held at 4:00 PM, Tuesday, April 24, 2081 at Robbins First Baptist Church, where he was a member, with the Reverend Danny Meetze officiating. Burial will follow in Pine Rest Cemetery.
Charles was a graduate of Elise High School, Sandhills Community College and Appalachian State University where he earned his Masters Degree. He served the Moore County schools as a teacher and Principal for over 30 years. He later served on the Moore County School Board for 16 years. He loved the students of Moore County and always wanted the best education possible for each one. He appreciated the teachers at his school and their dedication to be the best that they could be. Charles was a devoted son, husband and father. He enjoyed time spent with his family. He was a son of the late Henry Roland and Ila Mae Harvell Lambert and was preceded in death by his wife Phyllis.
Charles is survived by sons: Charles Haywood Lambert, David Austin Lambert and wife Desiree; grandchildren: Liam and Sawyer
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 PM on Monday, April 23, 2018 at Kennedy Funeral Home and at other time at the home.
Memorial can be made to the Charles R. Lambert Scholarship Fund â„… North Moore High School, 1504 North Moore Road, Robbins, NC 27325.
Kennedy Funeral home is serving the Lambert Family.
Online condolences may be made at pinesfunerals.com
Helen allen lit a candle.
Nancy and I would like to express our deepest sympathy to all of Charles’ family at this time of sorrow.- Charles was a good principal to Nancy and a close friend to me for twelve years on the school board.- We will miss his leadership, wisdom, common s
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David and Family,
I had the privilege of working with Mr. Lambert at Elise Middle from 1995 until his retirement.- He was a great person to work for and he was always good and kind to me.- I learned a lot from him.- It was obvious of his care and
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Charles nice person And Good Friend god Bless You rest In peace
To the family , I am sorry for your loss and it is a great loss to Moore County. Charles was a very nice and caring man and a good friend.
Walter and Marie Brower lit a candle.
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May God bless the family.- God has you in his care. Until we meet again .-
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Ralph , Marie , Ricky ,Ron , Nina and Brandon Williams lit a candle.
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Prayers for the family
Pat Hackney lit a candle.
We will miss Charles so much at Midway Grill.It want be the same at 5 in the morning or 11 for lunch. He always had something going on with us.We all loved him so much an will miss him dearly!
Melissa Campbell lit a candle.
Worked with Charles for years. He was a good man and hope he can Rest In Peace. David and family are in my prayers.
Carol B. McDaniel lit a candle.
We graduated together in 1965. Charles was a good and solid person. He always had a great sense of humor and was a true friend. He will surely be missed. Love in Christ Bradie Garner Taylor Carthage NC
David, I was saddened to see that your Dad died.- He was a good ‘boss’ at Elise and I have lost a friend.- My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.
Rest in Peace Mr. Lambert, one of my 8th grade teachers at West End Middle School, West End, NC – Moore County. Retro early 1970s, you were young and strong and a good role model, educating the class to stay away from substances and harmful things. Rest i
So sorry to hear of Mr. Lambert’s passing. He was my first principal as a child at Robbins Elementary and the first principal I worked for as a teacher in 1995 at Elise Middle School.
Marlene Hunsucker lit a candle.
Worked with Charles for years. He will be missed.
Larry and Brenda Marley lit a candle.
Mr. Lambert, thank you for always believing in me. You hired me and gave me a chance. You paved the way for my future in education, as you did for so many. Your sense of humor will be missed the most. You left permanent footprints that others aspire to fo
Mr. Lambert will truly be missed! He was an inspiration to all educators & a genuine person to all he met! RIP dear friend!-
You was a wonderful teacher,always kind.
Marie Smith lit a candle.
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A TRADITIONAL FUNERAL BASKET was sent on April 24, 2018
Thank you for your unwavering dedication and service to Moore County Schools over the years. You have meant so much to so many people and you will be missed.
Students, Faculty and Staff o
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R.I.P. Charles.
Remembering a Godly man who dedicated his life to the education and well being of our Northern County’s youth.- You will be truly missed, IN GOD’S LOVE, Tami, Ian and Camden Little.
Cyndy S. Nall lit a candle.
For my classmate and friend .. he was always a gentle, sweet and caring soul .. treated everyone the same . He made a difference…
So sorry for your loss, praying for all of you. He was my principal from the time I started school until 8th grade graduation. I remember the day our class graduated 3rd grade at Robbins he announced he was going to Elise with us. We all joked that he was
I am so sorry to learn of Charles’ death. I was out-of-town at the time and regret not being here for his memorial service. He was a highly respected gentleman who contributed much to his community and to numerous individuals on a personal level. He will
Thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Misty Clark & family lit a candle.
Aww. A great man.
To Mr. Lambert’s family, I am so very sorry to hear of his passing. He was my 7th grade science teacher in 1972. Through the years, I always planned to write him a letter to let him know the positive impact he had on my life. Of course life gets in the way and when I finally sat down to write that letter, instead of his mailing address I found his obituary. He was such genuine, kind and genuine soul. I am so sorry I waited to long to tell him what a difference he made in my life. I’m sure there are many other students who feel the same way. My heartfelt condolences to his family.