Birth date: Mar 7, 1965 Death date: Jul 24, 2020
On Friday, July 24, 2020, Thomas “Tommy” Everett Lamb, loving son, brother and uncle, passed away at age 55. Tommy was born on March 7, 1965 in Tampa, FL to Jack and Nora (Midulla) Lamb. He attended St. Lawrence Catholic School an Read Obituary
To the Lamb family I am deeply sorry for your loss. On behalf of Hyde Park Valet, we are deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Tommy. He was always so great to us, and treated us like family we had a mutual understanding of where his car was to be parked and when he’s ready to have it unlocked! Would enjoy seeing Tommy always in the best clothing, and always consistent.
-Antonio
I want to say what a wonderful caring person Tom was to my sons when they were young.
I had not seen Tom much in recent years but he was always supportive and giving of his time and energy. He was like and loved by many. Can't tell you how many times he, my ex-wife and I shared meals with him. He always came to my childrens' birthday parties when they were young. This is truly a loss to society. Rest in Peace Tom.
When I think of Tommy Lamb, I think of DESIGN, Tommy loved and created the most amazing spaces and made so many of our homes perfect. I am one of the lucky ones to live in a Tommy Lamb designed home. I think of LOYAL, Tommy was loyal and we worked together for almost 20 years. I think of FRIEND, Tommy was one of my dear friends who I adored and who adored me and said so in his last text to me. I think of GENEROUS, Tommy was very generous contributing to so many causes when he was called upon. He donated to The Crisis Center of Tampa Bay and Jesuit when I asked for money without hesitation. I know I was not the only one who called upon him for his generosity. There were many and he donated his time and money to many. And I cannot leave out the following because it was a part of Tommy.....I think of STYLE, Tommy loved his Prada shoes, his Cartier Glasses and Watches and his Armani Clothes.
And most important I think of LOVE, Tommy loved his family. He was deeply saddened by the loss of his father and cared so deeply for his mother. I am so sad for your loss and cannot imagine the pain of losing both of these fine men. Jack and my Mother are sort of mirror images and Tommy and I realized a long time ago we were raised similarly in great families who believed in education and taking care of our future, our children.
Tommy will be forever missed and my work will never be the same without you around.
God Speed Tommy!
Denise Casale
Nora and the Lamb Family, at this time my thoughts and prayers are with you; May Tommy rest in peace. Joe Diaz, DDS.
we are so sorry to hear of Tommy's passing. Having worked with Jack for many years, I can smile as I recall all of the stories about Tommy as he was growing up. May you cherish his memories and may they bring you peace.
Sandi and Joel Broida
Tommy worked on our Hyde Park home several years ago and was finalizing our outdoor kitchen when he past. Our hearts are broken and no one can ever fill his shoes. He was blessed with a gift and a talent and I always trusted his judgement; he was always right. He touched so many lives in such positive ways; our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
Love,
Brenda Ley
Thomas was a high school classmate. He loved Jesuit. He had a great group of friends and he was a loyal friend to them. He lives in my memory still as a 17 year old with a bright future and amazing gifts.
I am so sorry to hear this sad news.Tommy was in my class at Jesuit. He was one of the smartest guys in the class. One of the nicest too. It is certainly no surprise that he had such a successful career. My condolences and prayers go out to his family and friends.
Bob Vaughan
