Anna Maria Lambert

Anna Maria Lambert, née Slagle, passed away in Tucson, Arizona on June 21, 2026, at the age of 79, born on December 29, 1946, in Miami, Oklahoma. Anna's journey through life was defined by her family, her gentle spirit and her quiet strength.

Anna was raised in New Gretna, New Jersey, along with her older brother, Dennis and her three sisters, Susie, Grace, and Gladys. Where they all graduated from Southern Regional High School, and started their adult lives before spreading out through the country and starting their own families.

Anna married Raymond Brown and had a daughter, Annette, in Bristol, Pennsylvania. After Anna's first marriage, she met and married Donald Lambert, they had a son Donald W. Lambert. Their family grew with Annette having three children of her own; Drew, Emily, and Raymond. Drew and Emily each had children of their own; Liliana, Maddie, Drew junior and Aria. Anna's son Donald married Heather and had two children of their own; Mason and Madison. Each making Anna a grandmother and great grandmother.

Anna resided in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, but also loved Tucson, Arizona, where her siblings eventually settled down. Anna and her husband split their time between the two areas through the years. Anna's final days were spent with her family in Tucson, Arizona.

Those who knew Anna will remember the subtle way she gave so much of herself. Her listening ear, ready with her unwavering encouragement; her hands crafted more than meals or holiday traditions. They helped shape the character and strength of her family.

As we mourn her passing, we also give thanks for the gift of her presence in our lives. Remembering her kindness, her steadfastness, and her love that lives on in those she leaves behind.

Anna is survived by her loving husband Donald, her loving children Annette and Donald, her cherished grandchildren, Emily, Drew, Mason, Madison and Raymond her adored great grandchildren Liliana, Drew Jr. and Aria and her dear siblings, Susie, Grace and Gladys.

Anna's journey through this world was quite a blessing, and her memory will continue to inspire kindness and compassion in all those who had the profound privilege of knowing and loving her.