David James Lambie

August 8, 1948 - May 25, 2020

Funeral Details: To Be Announced

A message from David's family

With nothing left unsaid, David quietly and peacefully left his beloved family in the early light of day on May 25th after a long valiant battle with colon cancer. He leaves behind his life partner and wife Marcella Lambie of 50 years. His pride shone when speaking of his children Aaron Lambie (Jessica) and Kailee Rodgers (Jamie). He leaves his most precious grandchildren Peyton, Thatcher, Sammy, Hamilton and Nixon knowing that they were so loved and adored by him. He will be sadly missed by his sisters Darlene, Dawn, Charmaine and Laura and his large extended Lambie clan. He is pre deceased by sister Gaye.

David was a man who formed great friendships, many for a lifetime and made it a point to stay in touch. Always so generous with his laugh, crazy wit and well meant intentions. He was well known in the Tire industry in Barrie in the past 45 years. His passion for golf was well known and he took great pride in the sport. He also had a great love of photography which he shared with his family.

Our deepest love and thanks to our family and friends who kept us fed these past few weeks. I don't know how we could have done it without you.

It definitely took a village, but we wish to thank Ingrid Atkinson, his primary nurse from St Elizabeth, Dr Jason Yu and Dr Carl Clark from oncology and palliative care for making his wish to die at home a reality. Marcella would like to personally thank Dr Michele Riordan, General Surgeon, Barrie for her blunt and clear information but making it possible for him to get on the greens for another year. I am forever grateful.

Cremation has taken place and David's ashes will be scattered to Georgian Bay where we spent many wonderful years boating as a family. When life is in a gentler time, we will host a Celebration of his life (details to be posted at a later date) Donations can be made to Whispering Hearts Horse Rescue Centre

David was well loved and gave his love freely...he will be greatly missed in our lives...

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  • Ed Thompson
    Posted on: Wednesday, May 27, 2020 Reply

    To all David’s family
    Our deepest sympathy
    On the passing of David
    I was fortunate enough to
    Know him for 30 years
    And always enjoyed working with him and also
    Will miss playing golf with him- over the years we got to play many rounds of golf
    Together- I’m sure I will think of him each time I play in the future.
    ⛳🏌

    Ed Thompson

  • Tabatha D
    Posted on: Thursday, June 11, 2020 Reply

    To David’s family. It’s hard to understand why people we love are taken from us,but find comfort in knowing U were a special part of such a well lived life.When your heart is empty,filling it with happy memories can help u find your smile.Memories are a legacy of love!I was shocked to read of your loss.My heart aches for u.I’m sorry for your loss!I had the pleasure of meeting David thru my job.It was always a pleasure to see him when I had a delivery to the shop.His friendly warm smile will be remembered.He will be missed.Again.I’m sorry for your loss! Tabatha(from Oakwood Radiator)

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