Jason Lamb Obituary

Im so sorry for The family of Jays. You have lost Jack. then Jack daughter jays aunt and now Jay. My heart Goes ou to you. God Bless

Jan, George, and Jessi,

I was so sad to hear about your loss. I didn't get to be around Jason much in his adult life, but I remember all the fun we had when we camped (remember bug ear) and when you all visited us in California. I always knew how he was doing by talking to you and you have so much to be proud of. He was a wonderful son, brother and father, a hard worker and as others have said, enjoyed life to the fullest. He will be missed by all and I am glad I had the chance to know him.

My deepest sympathy,

Kenna and Jerry Leonhardt

I am deeply saddened to hear of this great loss! I remember Jason from elementry school and then in High School...he had the brightest smile and the ability to make anyone feel better about themselves. My heart goes out to his family and friends!

An angel among us all...It's been such a long time J but I will never forget you! My thoughts and prayers are with Jason's family during this difficult time.

When I moved here I had the toughest time finding a job, but Jason saw the potential in me and hired me on at 71st where I worked with him for over 3 years then transferred along with him to the Broken Arrow store. He rarely passed by without a comment to make me smile. He was always willing to help out with anything I needed and made Target a better place to be. He was a great manager, but did not let it keep him from having a good time with us and seeing his true spirit. I am still in shock over the loss ....my heart aches as I think of his family and daughter. I hope she will be able to truly grasp how wonderful her father was. Target itself has to move forward, but the people there will never forget you and the impact you had on us. Thank you so much for all you did in life

Damn, Jason. R.I.P. Good man. Great memories from Wasson. One of the few people of this world you never get angry or annoyed with. God Bless you and your daughter homie.

Jason, Your heart, kindness, and friendship was passed on to many whom had the chance to know and love you. The gift that you leave behind will fill the hearts of many. My heart goes out to your family and may god bless and look over all whom knew you. As a teammate of mine at Wasson, Jason was always willing to push every one around him. As God has presented a new challenge for you. Never forget that you will always be part of our TEAM!! R.I.P.

I am so sorry for your loss. Jason and I went to school together at East. His humor is what I will remember most. May he rest in peace and may God hold close his family and friends.

My thoughts and prayers go out to your family. Jason was a great person and I have fond memories of our times playing baseball and attending Wasson. Rest in peace friend.

My heart and prayers go out to Jason's family. Although I havent seen him in years, we did go to East Jr High together. I have seen him a few times in passing at Target. I am very sorry for your loss

My heart goes out to all of Jason's family and friends. We grew up together, went to Mark Twain, East and Wasson together. I considered him a good friend growing up. We spent a lot of time together especially in high school. I can remember he bought me press-on-nails for one of my bithdays in elementry school.He was a great person that cared for his family and friends deeply. I can't imagine a world without him. I am sorry for his family's pain. Be peaceful Jason

My heart and prayers go out to your family. Please if there is anything you need we will be there to help with what we can. I am a friend of your family. I am so very sorry.

Love you man, be peaceful.

Jan and George, Our prayers and thoughts are with you and other family members during this difficult time.

My heart goes out to the family and friends of Jason. He may have not known but his ability to make people laugh and smile was a gift, that he shared genuinely and unconditionally. Thanks for letting me be one.

My love, thoughts and prayers go out to Jason's family and friends during this difficult time. Jason you have always been a best friend and brother to my brother, Kemp, and a part of our family! I will always cherish the laughter, fun and smiles you brought when you were around. You will be DEEPLY Missed, ALWAYS Loved and NEVER Forgotten!

For the Family, My wife and I are sorry to hear about your loss. As someone who has experienced the loss of a younger family member at such a young age, we can understand your feelings now. Bless you all. We remember Jason fondly.

My heart breaks for you all. Jason was such a unique person who could always make you smile. He will be dearly missed.

LAMBO BECAME LIKE A BIG BROTHER TO ME. SOME OF THE BEST TIMES I HAD IN HIGHSCHOOL AND OUT OF HIGHSCHOOL, LAMBO WAS THERE, ALONG WITH HIS '51' FAMILY. JASON WILL BE GREATLY MISSED. MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO THE LAMB. FAMILY. R.I.P "DO WORK SON"

I am so saddened and heart sick to hear of Jasons passing. As many of you have said before me, Jason was quite the presence and was always a TRUE friend!! J - you will be missed more than you will ever know!! Watch out over all of us. Much love!

Words can't express the sorrow we all feel. My heart goes out to everyone who knew Jason and who was touched by his kindness, but most of all his family and tight knit friends. I know I will always remember him and his smile.
God Bless

Jason was the best Boss & Friend to work with. I worked with him for 3 years and he was would always crack jokes on me. He will be miss but NEVER forgotten. I Miss You JL and hold a spot for me when I get there. And To jason Family, he was a very good person inside and out and you all should be very proud of him. R.I.P. Jason Lamb. (Do Work Son)

I worked with Jason for many years. I got to know him on a personal level and work level. He was by far the hardest working manager at Target. He was a mentor and someone I looked up to. I am sorry that I missed the opportunity to say good-bye, but there will not be a day that goes by that you are not in my thoughts. RIP "J".

I am grateful that I was able to work with Jason at Target. He was a great guy. He definitely will be missed by all. My Prayers are with the Family.

Jason was a special person. He lit up a room when he walked in. He had a way of making people smile, even if they were having a bad day. It was touching to see how much he loved his daughter. He was loved so much by so many people. I feel blessed to have gotten to know him and not a day will go by that I won't think about him. Things just won't be the same without you Jason.

Jason, we will all miss you and your smile very much. Keep an eye on all of us from up there in heaven.

To the family of Jason Lamb and his girlfriend,Christine. I was one of Jason's Store Managers, I worked with Jason for 2 years. In those two years I got to know Jason very well, he spoke very highly of his family, sister brother and Mom and Dad. I remember when I lost my own father, Jason was very empathic to my fathers death, and he mentioned "I don't know what I would do if I ever lost my parents" He was truly a family man and loved you all very dearly. It is true what everyone says....he worked hard, and would never ask any one to do anything he would not do himself, and most of the time he was working right along with the person he asked to do a job. He was great leader, with a kind heart. He could see the potential in everyone, and always had a smile, and a great laugh! I will always remember Jason because he taught this old Store Team Leader how to text! I could always count on a great job, and rest easy knowing Jason was running the store, he always tried to exceed my expectations. We had many conversations outside Target on break that I will cherish....R.I.P. to a great guy....

To my beloved cousins Jan, Becky and Patti I send my most heart-felt sympathies to you on the loss of your son and nephew. The world is a much poorer place for the loss but Heaven has been made richer by his presence there. May God bless you all and your extended families. My prayers are with you along with my undying love and devotion to you all.

Love,

Diane

I worked with Jason at the Target on 21st and Yale and transfered to T-1782 when it 1st opened. He helped me be a better leader by showing me how to be kind to others and help others become there best by sharing my knowledge with others instead of keeping it to myself. Jason was always there when anyone need help and was a true friend. I left Target in 2007 and went there frequintly to visit Jason and others that I use to work with. He will be forever in my heart as a good hearted friend and I will never forget him. My thoughts and Prayers are with the family.

Jessi, Jan, George, & Jim

You are all in our thoughts and prayers. I will treasure my memories of Jason forever. We will all miss him very much

Jason-wow, I don't know how to describe him. He was the manager that hired me. He made me feel at ease for having my 1st job in retail. He was the coolest, by far one of the best bosses I could have ever asked for. He would never ask you to do something that he wouldn't help you with. Giving, always. The entire family is in my thoughts and prayers. He will truly be missed!

I worked for Jason for almost three years at Target and I will always remember that smile,laugh and kind heart,but most of all his dedication to Target. You will be truly missed Jason.
My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

Jason, you were loved more than you know. You will be forever in my heart and I will treasure our memories together always. HU. It was always real.

I worked for Jason at Target for a couple summers and Holiday seasons. He was by far one of my favorite bosses! Such a kind heart and great smile. You will be missed Jason.

Even though I only workd with you for a short time, I will always remember your smile and your kindness

Our Thoughts and Prayers are with your family. Jason, you are truly missed.

Your Family is in our Prayers. Jason will truely be missed.