John Adam Lambert

cancer. He was born on 9/20/1982 in Sidney Nebraska. He was raised and attended schools in

Haxtun Colorado.

He established numerous bands throughout his life, most notably, 13 Nails , who toured and

played with nationally recognized bands. His proudest moment as a musician was performing at

the Whiskey-A-Go-Go in Los Angeles, California. 13 Nails has composed songs that have been

featured in films. He started his career at Recycled Cycles 12 years ago as a builder and

worked his way up to General Manager. He was also proud to contribute to the growth of the

company. He was also very passionate about fundraising and supporting the music and arts

program at EasterSeals in Loveland CO as well as building the local music community. He

loved music of kinds and horror movies and books- he had knowledge of all things horror. He

was also a gifted painter and cherished the time he spent with his daughters, wife and family.

John married Kori (Szczepanski) on 11/13/2015. John is survived by his wife, Kori Lambert of

Ft. Collins; his four daughters, Emory Lesh, Jayden Lambert, and Roxanne Lambert of Sterling

CO, and Elvi Lambert of Ft. Collins; his step-mother Susan Neel of Ft. Collins, CO; his

mother-in-law and father-in-law Kim and Robert Smith of Brighton, CO and father-in-law and

mother-in-law, Todd and Amber Szczepanski of Fargo, ND; two sisters, Tara (Bryson) Fredregill

of Sterling and Julie Lambert of Haxtun; three brothers, Tim Neel Jr. of Sterling, Zach Neel of

Greeley, CO, and William (Anjo)Blagg of Sterling, and step-brother Michael (Jackie) Johnson of

Washington, DC; aunt Christine (Greg) Cox, and cousin, Jennifer (Adam) Unruh of Kansas; one

sister-in-law, Jami (Ryne) Lund of Fargo, ND; three brother-in-laws, Tanner Szczepanski of

Fargo ND, Carson Charles of Denver CO, and Grady Szczepanski of Fargo ND. In addition,

John leaves behind many extended family and friends. He was a soft-spoken man except when

he was on stage performing. He left us all too soon and he will be greatly missed by many.

John was preceded in death by his mother Diane Lambert; his grandmother Doris Wood; his

father Tim Neel, and step-father, Roger Lambert.

A Celebration of Life will be held on March 6th in Fort Collins. Due to Covid, number of

attendees is limited. If you plan to attend, please reach out to family for more information.