William L. Lampe, Jr. William L. Lampe, Jr., 71, of Emmaus, passed away on Sunday September 5, 2010 in St. Lukes Hospital, Bethlehem. He was the beloved husband of Kate (Vogt) Lampe. They celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary on May 23, 2010. Born in Philadelphia, he was the son of the late William and Anne Lampe. Bill served his country as a specialist artilleryman in the Army from September 1957 through September 1959. Bill was the CFO at the National Publishing Company in Philadelphia where he served with integrity for 35 years. Locally he served on the board of directors at Unity of Lehigh Valley and Unity Center for Spiritual Living in Bethlehem. He was an accomplished, passionate sailor and a wood craftsman with a keen eye to detail. He enjoyed beautiful walks and bike rides with family and friends in the Lehigh Parkway and the streets of Emmaus, predictably beginning and ending with a warm hug. He began his second career as a Certified Breath Therapist with Integration Concepts. His passion, love and commitment to healing emotional wounds were deeply appreciated by his clients, family and friends. We will all miss him and hold him in our hearts forever. We know the peace he searched for and found in life continues, and we gratefully receive the floods of bliss and joy that fill him now. From our hearts to yours there are no mistakes and thank you God for everything! Survivors: He was the beloved husband of Kate (Vogt) Lampe, treasured father to Bill, Ed, Marybeth (married to Bob King), and Steve (married to Allie) children of Elizabeth Fitzpatrick. He was the loving Stepdad to Kim (married to Jeff Martini) and Lisa (married to Brian Fiore), playful grandfather to Isabella, Corrado, Casey James, Carly, Samantha and Ryder Joseph. Devoted brother to Sally Landis, Jim Lampe and predeceased by Bob Lampe husband of Marie. Services: Viewing Thursday, September 9, 2010 form 8:30 to 10:30 AM in the Schantz Funeral Home, Inc., 250 Main Street, Emmaus followed by services in Unity of Lehigh Valley, 26 North Third Street, Emmaus. Interment will follow the services in Northwood Cemetery, Emmaus. Online condolences may be made to www.schantzfh.com Contributions: In lieu of flowers donations are being accepted for the future support and development of Clear Path Healing, an organization dedicated to the healing of sexually traumatic experiences. Please make checks payable to The Little Stuff, c/o Mary Vogt-Kaye, 44 West Cherokee St., Emmaus, PA 18049.