Though sad to hear the news of Mr. Lambert's passing, it brought back so many great thoughts...as he would have wished. A character larger than life, in my view. Arriving to DA as a sophomore he was daunting, hearing of table 49 fork stabbings for poor manners, an automatic D grade if you wrote "a lot" as "alot". Then I faced Shakespeare with BVL. In the end, I survived them all. I was honored to to get to know him, and dare I say, become close. Ultimately I proctored for him with KK. An honor, really. His impressions left with me were terrific, many useful now as a parent. Too much to say to do him justice in these posts, so I'll leave it by publicly thanking him and will cherish the fond memories.
