Paul Lambert 1937 ~ 2014
Paul Maurice Lambert passed away on December 22, 2014, after a two year battle with various health issues. He was born on September 1, 1937, to Maurice and Yvonne Lambert in Lawrence, MA. 
He graduated from Central Catholic High School in 1955 and went on to receive a BS Degree in Plastics Engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Lowell, in 1959. He married Dorothy Karalunos on June 3, 1961, in Lawrence, MA. After marriage, he worked in Somers, CT, and then moved on to Goodyear Aerospace, Akron, OH, Boeing Aircraft, Renton, WA, Herman Miller Company, Zeeland, MI, and then taught Plastics Engineering at Ferris State University, Big Rapids, MI. In 1982, he and his family moved to Utah, where he worked at Eimco Corporation, Salt Lake City, UT. In 1984, he began a twenty year career as a problem solver for various companies across the nation. 
His life-long hobby was shooting schuetzen rifles offhand. He competed in and helped run many matches and won his share of them. He was a member of the ASSRA, ISSA, Utah Schuetzen Society and NRA. He also volunteered over one thousand hours as a Range Safety Officer at Lee Kay Center. He enjoyed fishing and traveling in his motorhome with Dorothy.

John....yes, you're right! The pic of Paul was taken at the 2002 Modesto regional by Lonnie Bathke. Here's another one;

Sad news. Paul was interesting to talk with. I liked him.

        Joe.

Indeed sad to hear of Paul's death.  He was very helpful to me as a totally new guy to the Schuetzen game.  When I showed up with my 45/70 Hifghwall repro and he watched me try to hit the target he kindly suggests that a 32 cal would be more suitable.  Now, largely thanks to him and others in Utah, I'm an addict!  I will really miss him.   

Rest in Peace Paul, 

Dave

In the picture going right to left; Dave Fowler, Roland Groppe, Steve Barber, Paul Lambert, Pat Weber, Duane Jenner and not enough to see to say who is sitting to his left. 

JLouis

I'll miss Paul also. He would show up at Etna Green every so often. He was always a joy to shoot with. I remember he had a very pretty birdseye maple stocked Pope. He told me that he liked that rifle so much he bought it twice. 
RIP Paul
40 Rod

Paul was definitely an interesting fellow.  I remember meeting him at Tacoma many years ago and last saw him at Spokane a few years back.  RIP.