It was a privilege to know Ken Lamb, my father-in-law. A larger than life man, a great storyteller, optimistic, and a take charge leader. I admired him. Yesterday, at his celebration of life ceremony, I fully appreciated the depth and breadth of people whose lives he shaped, influenced, and inspired. Ken accomplished so much but most of all he raised great, capable, and independent children. And Ken left a loving partner committed to family. There can be no greater achievement than contributing to the future of our world by leaving a growing legacy of wonderful people. Rest in peace Ken.

My deepest condolences on the passing of Ken. May he rest in peace!

I remember his parents, Elsie and Lindsay Lamb, very well. They were pioneers and homesteaders in the area where he was raised, and were a well-respected and integral part of the community for the many decades they lived there. They instilled in their five children the strong work ethic that they themselves had, and encouraged each one of them to always do their best.

He was predeceased by his parents, Lindsay (1976) and Elsie (1996), and two brothers, Norman (1994) and Donald (2005). He is survived by two sisters, Isabelle Bjorgan of Edmonton and Islay Lamb of Calgary.

My most sincere condolences go out to Maria, Kendra, Craig, Angela, Sharon, Loreen, Lianne and all of their families.

I will always remember Ken as a kind, caring and thoughtful man. I was delighted to have Ken as my best man, at my marriage ceremony, in 1974.

I recall in detail, flying Ken over his Dad's farm near Bonnyville, to disperse his ashes from the air. That special moment in time with Ken, will be forever held in my memory.

RIP Ken.

I presented my very first offer in my real estate career to Ken at Dalhousie Property. We used to personally present offers at the kitchen table, and I'm grateful for Ken's kindness and patience. I fondly recall his tradition of sending small plants to every house in the Edgemont community on Mother's Day. My condolences to Ken's family; his passing is truly saddening.

If there was anything that I can take away from my time working with Ken at REP, it was his family values, high standards for himself and the respect he garnered from all who had the pleasure of having known him. Ken, as I moved on in my career, I always tried to run my business with the mantra, "How would Ken have handled this?" You impacted my life more than you will ever know. My condolences to Lianne, Sharon (two wild and crazy gals!), and all the family.

My deepest condolences going out to all of the Lamb family. Ken was a gorgeous, lovely man. I remember him fondly referring to me as "motor mouth". Rest in peace handsome!

Fond memories of Garth sharing your

childhood antics with me

You were also a groomsman at our wedding

Remember your smile & chuckle

You will be remembered fondly by your

family & friends

Dear Dad, you’ve been a defining part of my life for 67 years, I suspect that won’t change. I’ll never see a sunset, a full moon, a rainfall and not share that with you. You taught me to appreciate all of nature’s glory. I’ll never face an obstacle and not believe in myself. I will always wake up early and be excited about the day ahead. I’ll never lack the courage to take on a righteous challenge when it faces me. I will never fail to see the humour in any mishap. You held my hand and taught me to walk, I’ll hold you in my heart for the rest of my life. Miss you Dad ❤️

Loren I’m so sorry for your loss. I remember when I lost my mom people would always ask “how old was she?”…when they got the answer to their question their response was always “oh well she had a good long life”…

Loreen I know that No matter how old and even though this is the course of life it is still very heartbreaking. Don’t hesitate to call if you need a shoulder.

With much Love from your old friend,

Linda LeClaire

In all my memories of Ken Lamb, he was always smiling or laughing; a very peaceful and generous man. Sending my condolences to all his family.

My condolences to everyone in the family. Ken helped us buy our second house and it was an opportunity to get to know him. He was a very kind and intelligent person and I learned many things from him that have served me well over the years. It is a sad loss and my thoughts and prayers are with all of the family

Our sympathy’s to Aunty Joyce, Angela, Sharon, Loreen, & Leanne, RIP Uncle Ken. 🙏

I remember grandpa coming to Bonnyville for the summer and bringing my cool aunty and uncle to have the best summers I think a kid could have . I have been reflecting on all those times and feelings of immense joy fills my heart. Thanks for make being a huge part of those memories grandpa.

Love Adam

I am so saddened to hear of Ken’s passing. Ken was an amazing mentor to me when I joined his start up real estate office. He grew the Real Estate Professionals brand into one of the well known companies in the city. A true family man who gave anyone an example of what to strive for in life. My thoughts are with the whole family. I am thinking of you all during this trying time. 💜

My father gave me the appreciation of the smaller things in life but the most beautiful. Sunsets, sunrises, nature, babbling creeks and any kind of weather we were presented with. There was a very competitive side to him also, we played baseball, l learnt to throw a football (with a authentic Stamps football) and we went to many Calgary Flames games were he loved to have an intermission competition of which one of us knew more people. Of course he won every time until years later he shared most of them he did not know but who would refuse a great handshake. Thanks dad for the memories through our 65 years together as father and daughter. I did really feel you love and l thank you❤️🤗

I met Ken and his two brothers Norm and Don

in 1943 at their farm in Hoselaw Alberta The Murphys and the Lambs were totally connected since 1943 Like the same Family

My family and I our deepest sympathies and love to all of the Lambs and extended family

God Bless all Des Murphy

Gary and I have so many fond memories of Ken. We go way back with Maria and both of us getting our real estate licenses the same year (1991) ; we did many real estate transactions with Ken while he was an active agent at Remax and 25 years ago Ken and I took our Brokerage Licenses together and sat together every day through the course ; it was so much fun and Ken would keep me entertained with his delightful conversation and also shared his dream about creating his own Brokerage. It was wonderful to watch his dream come true. His dedication to the business , his agents and his staff was obvious and the pride he had for his family was really great to see. We are sadly out of the country and not going to be able to attend what is sure to be an amazing Celebrating of Ken's life. Knowing Ken has been an honor and pleasure .

I'm deeply sorry for the loss of your Dad. I didn't know him but, from the stories I have heard it seems like he lived an incredible life and, could light up any room he walked into. He will be remembered fondly by many and never forgotten. My thoughts are with you.

Memories, where to even start. My father was the best at making typical daily activities memorable and fun. He was a goofball at heart and would make Kendra and I laugh by changing the lyrics of songs to his own silly versions. He was never in a rush to get to the destination on road trips, the drive was half the fun. My father would always pull over for a beautiful view, open one bed on our pop up trailer, lift Kendra and I onto it and we would enjoy a lazy snack with some beautiful mountain or lake view in the distance. Never rush, take your time and soak life in.