Eric Lamb Obituary, Death – The Helsby Rugby Club and the wider community are mourning the loss of Eric Lamb, a cherished former Secretary, Chairman, and President of the club. Eric, who passed away recently, was a dedicated member of the club since the 1970s and left an indelible mark on everyone who knew him. Eric’s journey with Helsby Rugby Club began as a player. Known for his strength and determination, he played as a prop forward and was a key member of the team that competed in the 1989 Cheshire Plate Final against Ashton-on-Mersey. Eric’s passion for the sport and commitment to his team were evident throughout his playing career.
Eric’s contributions didn’t stop at the Secretary role. He later served as Chairman and President, guiding the club through various phases of growth and change. His unwavering commitment to the club and its members was a testament to his deep love for the sport and the community. The impact of Eric Lamb’s dedication extends beyond his formal roles. As a former heavyweight boxer, Eric’s discipline and strength were reflected in his approach to rugby and his leadership roles. His ability to inspire and lead was a source of motivation for many and helped shape the club into what it is today.
The passing of Eric Lamb leaves a void in the hearts of those who had the privilege of knowing him. His legacy will be remembered through the resilience of Helsby Rugby Club and the countless lives he touched during his years of service. The club and its members extend their deepest condolences to Eric’s family during this difficult time, honoring his memory and celebrating his remarkable contributions. Eric’s life and work are a reminder of the impact one person can have on their community and the importance of dedication and service. As we remember Eric Lamb, we celebrate a life well-lived and a legacy that will continue to inspire future generations of rugby players and club members. May he rest in peace, and may his family find comfort in the outpouring of support from the community he so dearly served.
