Marshall Lambert

[Danvarner@aol.com]

I'm taking the liberty  of forwarding this from the vrtpaleo list. Marshall 
Lambert was the nucleus of  an enthusiastic group of amateurs in Elkalaka. They 
were the discoverers of the  skull of Pachycephalosaurus, which they donated 
to the American Museum of  Natural History. When I was a kid I dreamed of 
going to high school there where  the extraciricular activity was prospecting 
the 
Hell Creek exposures with  Marshall Lambert. DV

<< The following news comes  from Joseph Hartman (University of North Dakota) 
and is forwarded at his  request.

Marshall Lambert died September 9, 2005, in Ekalaka, Montana. He  was laid to 
rest Monday, September 12, 2005. A memorial has been established in  his name 
at the Carter County Museum. Mail can be addressed to his son, Brice  
Lambert, in Ekalaka, Montana, 59324 (no street or box address). Marshall was  
honored 
by the Pioneer Trails Regional Museum (banquet), the Society of  Vertebrate 
Paleontology (by declaration), and the Paleontological Society  (Strimple 
Award) for his long service to amateur-advocation paleontology,  assistance to 
many 
professional paleontologists, and making the Carter County  Museum the place 
that it is today. >>