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This is what I see every morning when I go to the medicine cabinet. Bobbi made it for me years ago. It is for me a blessing.
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Our family, August 2008 at Gale's Memorial... We miss you Bobbi!
Bobbi Lynn Lambert, 1949 - 2009
At 12:29pm on February 22nd my beloved wife of 25 years died peacefully in my arms surrounded by her
family. Bobbi Lynn Livengood Lambert was the truest, kindest, most giving and loyal person I have ever known (and I have known and do know many). Her affect on the people who knew and loved and still love her is both profound and long-lasting. I never felt worthy of such a person, and am profoundly grateful that she chose to make her life with me, her husband Hugh. She was a beloved daughter, mother, sister, wife and friend, and we all miss her terribly.
I can not fully express my gratitude for all of the people who showed Bobbi and myself a limitless supply of love
and support.
Before Bobbi died she wrote four letters- one each to her mom, Kim and myself. The fourth one was to you.
I'm considering posting her letter to me. If it's okay, I'll selfishly keep it to myself for now. I've written her a love letter in return. If you'd like you may read it HERE. Here is her love letter to you all-
To All My Great Family and Extended Family of Friends-
Wow, I gotta be the luckiest, most blessed one I know: a wonderful set of parents, supportive, encouraging with just the right touch of nurturing, creating a childhood of loving growth in safety and love. Brothers and sisters who had great senses of caring and sharing, teasing and pleasing, we all hung out so well together and truly have deep love for each other. Seems childhood for me was really what you hear is a perfect time, it was.
My good fortune was also in moving to these great mountains, meeting my beloved Hugh, and his family- warm, generous, funny and very personable. New family members just delighted me, what a find, eh? And surrounding every job, every move, and every group I encountered were such a fabulous nice bunch of people.
I have lived a blessed life, fulfilled and beautiful and I wanted to thank each and every on in it!
Live – Love –Laugh
This is the moment to live it- each is so short.
Love Yas!
Bobbi
Please- No Flowers. Bobbi had asked that no flowers be sent, and we continue to honor her request. If you feel compelled to give
something then we request
you make a donation to the
Cherokee Indian Hospital with "In Honor of Bobbi Lambert" in the description.
The donation go towards our effort to buy a digital mammography machine to replace the ancient non-digital one
the hospital has now. If you think a mind is a terrible thing to waste, imagine how much we would hate to loose some
other bits!
CIHA
188 Hospital Road
Cherokee, NC 28719
Attn: Francis "Peaches" Panther
We would also suggest any of her other favorite charities- Cub, Boy and Girl Scouts, you local Public Radio station (like WCQS) and Heifer Intl top her list. Blessing on you all.
Thank You!.... Hugh