Folsom Funeral Service

Paul Lambrecht (66) of Norwood, passed away on October 29, 2019 surrounded by his loving family after a long and courageous battle with Parkinson’s Disease. Born in Boston, Massachusetts on July 21, 1953, Paul grew up in Dedham and was a graduate of Catholic Memorial High School in West Roxbury, class of 1971.  He then went on to continue his education at Bowdoin College after being awarded a full academic and football scholarship. Paul graduated from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine in 1975 before returning to Massachusetts. Paul is survived by his wife Cindy (Brousseau) Lambrecht, children: Allison Webster and husband Benjamin of Norwood, Andrea Bremner and husband Devon of Indian Land, South Carolina and Daniel Lambrecht and wife Jillian of Wayland. Paul is also survived and adored by his four grandchildren: Claire and Cole Webster and Isabelle and Jack Bremner. He is also survived by three siblings: Katharine Lambrecht of Dedham, Michael Lambrecht of Dedham and Stephen Lambrecht of Mansfield. He is predeceased by his parents Edward & Ethel (Rowen) Lambrecht and brother David.

A testament to his strong ties to family, Paul and his wife Cindy were happily married for just shy of 40 years. He was dedicated to providing for his family and worked for more than 30 years as an adjuster for commercial re-insurance claims.  Paul was a die-hard sports fan, he was well known for not only watching, but knowing stats from a plethora of sports around the globe. Paul never missed a game in which any of his children participated whether it was on the baseball field, basketball court, or on the track.  He enjoyed spending quality time with each of his children and grandchildren.  Over the years he could be found with any of them playing catch in the backyard, shooting hoops, or running through town.  Paul particularly loved spending summer vacations in Acadia National Park with his family camping and teaching his children the joys of family and spending quality time together.  He enjoyed a good book, particularly if it involved a grandchild on his lap.

Paul was a kind-hearted man that would do anything for anyone. His big heart and soft-spoken demeanor were not his only genuine qualities. Paul had quite the sense of humor and loved playing pranks on his children and grandchildren.  He was known for his quick wit and his huge smile that was often accompanied by a special twinkle in his eye.

Relatives and friends will gather on Monday, November 4, 2019 for his funeral service at 10:30AM at the Church of the Good Shepherd, 62 Cedar St. in Dedham.  Interment will follow in Highland Cemetery in Norwood.  In lieu of flowers donations in Mr. Lambrecht’s memory made be made to American Parkinsons Disease Association, 72 E. Concord St. C3, Boston, MA 02118.

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