Mike and Family,

I was so sorry to hear of your Mother's passing. May God surround you with comfort in all the memories you share. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

God Bless,
Paula Sponsel Caldwell

What a  sweet lady, her husband was my first football coach , and I grew up with her kids Rest in Peace, my Dear friend  Jon Henderson

To everyone attending I wish I was there to celebrate my grandmother’s life with you. Condolences are always so hard to begin so I guess I will start with what I will miss most about my grandma Lambright. Grandma I will miss all of our conversations about everything. We used to talk about politics, Nova Scotia, and all things Boston. I will miss playing Ueker as a kid in a smoke filled house circa the 80s lol. I will miss your homemade Mac and cheese. I will miss hearing the story of Sherry almost lighting herself on fire on your way to Florida for my vow renewal. I will miss trying to trouble shoot login problems you had with every technology possible. More than anything I will miss I will never be able to pick up the phone and hear your voice. I love you! I know you are in a better place hanging with grandpa and Teddy.. You will forever be in my heart. Love, Jason.

Those of you raised in Springboro (particularly Royal Oaks) in the 60’s & 70’s may have come to realize just how blessed we truly were – kids everywhere – we could play 9 on 9 baseball games, 11 on 11 football, 5 on 5 basketball tournaments. We would return home to mom’s instructions of entrance through the garage, orders to remove all dirty clothing in the hall or bathroom next to the garage all the while knowing after our tedious cleansing  that our reward would be a freshly prepared meal or snack, my favorite on a cold football day – homemade NY Skyline Chili, MOM ALWAYS had something prepared and it was awesome. I remember fondly those times, warming with food, home and environment. Thank you, Mom.

I’m sure we each presented extreme challenges and both parents provided guidance allowing each of us to find our life paths – we were taught to value based on principal and ethics, never to judge based on religion or the color of one’s skin, these ideologies have served me well throughout my professional career and personal life, I am indebted to my mother and father for incorporating those values into each of their children’s lives.  We were taught to think for ourselves and permitted to express our ideas, although sometimes we did so in a questionable manner, but none-the-less could share. Thank you, Mom.

As we grew into adulthood, we really tested boundaries, numerous times several of my friends and I would rush into the house, grab a deck of cards and sit at the kitchen table pleading with mom should the police arrive please tell them we’ve been here all night. Some to not to knock, but some of the newbies would knock on the door, only to have mom support our stories. Thank you, Mom.

We were always safe, loved and cared for throughout our young lives and for that I am eternally grateful. I never really expressed my love, admiration and appreciation for being raised in such a wonderful environment - I love and admire you; you will be missed. Thank you, Mom. Mike

Nancy has long been a special friend to me always available to share her wisdom and her love and her contagious laughter.  Dick and I and Nancy shared such fun on road trips, playing bingo, playing and eating at the casinos, playing cards at her dining table, and assorted other activities.  Many times spent with our precious friend, Nancy, was  a time of fun and laughter and food.  Other times, those sad times, she freely offered hugs and friendship and love. Our world will be a lesser place without her in it.
I am thankful to have known her and her precious children and some of her grandchildren, and I offer each of you my love and my prayers. May God bless you now and forever.

Fuzz and I send our deepest sympathies, we are so very sorry for your loss.
❤️

Tom and I send our deepest sympathies and our thoughts and prayers for peace and comfort for your family. 
Nancy was such a special lady to me.  Growing up across the street, she always made sure to bring me some corned beef and cabbage every year on St. Patrick’s Day. She would come over to visit with mom and we would all sit and talk for hours. 
She always had a hug for me every time I saw her. She will forever be one of my favorite people. I love you Nancy. Rest in peace sweet friend. 
Tom and Felicia Kendrick 🙏🏻❤️

I was deeply saddened by the news about the death of Nancy. I am so very sorry. I know this is a very difficult time for you all, I'll always cherish the kindness and the warmth that Nancy brought to our neighborhood. I think maybe we all thought as kids that we had more than one mom, that's how close we all were to each other, at least that's how I felt about Nancy and all the other neighborhood Mom's. I would like to share one of many memories. Nancy and I would spend time sitting out in the front yard under her tree sharing life stories and laughing at them together. I sure miss those times, but our memories shared together will be with me always!  You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Sending you love and support during this difficult time.💙🙏❤️
Brenda Conley Johnson Flugum

Mike  and Sherry , Your are in my thoughts and prayers during this sad time. I will always have fond memories of your kind and loving Mom.

I have many great memories of Nancy. She was a lifelong neighbor, and friend. Her and Mom always visited each other after both of their husband's passed. They kept an eye on each other. She was a great lady and will be missed by many.

OBITUARY

Nancy Carolyn Lambright

February 21, 1937 – April 10, 2025

Anderson Funeral Home

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