Alan Lampert

Obituary of Alan Frank Lampert

Our beloved Alan Frank Lampert, born in Queens, New York on August 15, 1960, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, November 29, 2022, in his home in St. Petersburg, Florida following a short but courageous battle with cancer.

Alan was raised in New York by his loving mother, Carol Frieda Schaefer, and step-father, Edward Alexander Schaefer. He had three siblings, older brother James Arthur Lampert, and two younger brothers, Scott Edward Schaefer, Sr. and Robert Edward Schaefer. The four brothers loved kidding and picking at each other and when you would get them all together, you would leave with your side hurting from all of the laughter.

In 1992, Alan married Donna Mastenbrook, and was blessed to become the step-father to four incredible children that were truly the loves of his life, Anthony Lauricella, Jayme Lauricella-Carlo, Andrew Lauricella and Christopher Lauricella. While Alan and Donna did not remain married, they remained friends and Anthony, Jayme, Andrew and Christopher were always considered by Alan to be his pride and joy. Alan was also blessed with 6 grandchildren who he adored. The love that Alan had for his “kids” and “grandkids” and that they have for him is beyond measure.

Alan also had multiple nieces and nephews that he was very close to and who cherished him, Thomas James Lampert and wife Mary Lampert, Christopher Lampert, Victoria Schaefer-Cox and husband Evan Cox and Scott Edward Schaefer, Jr. He was known to them as Uncle Al and they all have a fun story to share of their shenanigans together. Alan loved to kid his nieces and nephews but he was also one of their biggest supporters and protectors.

Alan had a passion for baseball and Hockey and had a map in his home that identified all stadiums he had visited in his lifetime. During baseball season (and Spring Training), if Alan wasn’t at a baseball game (usually with Andrew or Christopher), he was watching a baseball game. He loved his Mets and once he moved to St. Petersburg, Florida, became one of the Rays biggest fans. He loved harassing the “blues” at the games and often would have a score card in his hands that he meticulously filled out during the game. Your one mistake if you ever went to a game with Alan was not paying attention to what was going on out on the field and talking to him too much during play about anything not related to baseball.

Alan also had a fiercely strong work ethic. Over the last 15+ years he worked happily and tirelessly for Publix in the St. Petersburg area with his most recent service at Publix #0640. He truly loved his job and co-workers.

It is impossible to describe how much Alan was loved and what a special man he truly was. Everyone who knew him would tell you he did not have a mean bone in his body and was one of the most genuine and loving people you would ever want to meet. Alan was incredibly quick witted with a great sense of humor and always had a funny come back to any barb you might try to throw his way. He impacted so many lives and gave of himself without complaint. If you needed him, he would be right by your side.

Alan was predeceased by his father, Edward Alexander Schaefer; his grandfather Alexander Smith, grandmothers Carolyn Smith and Elsie Schaefer; and his aunts, Carmella Smith and Ronnie Levchuck.

Alan is survived by his mother, Carol Frieda Schaefer of St. Petersburg, FL; brother James Arthur Lampert of Long Island, NY; brother Scott Edward Schaefer, Sr. and wife Angela Marie. Schaefer of Wimauma, FL; brother Robert Edward Schaefer of St. Petersburg, FL; son Anthony Lauricella and fiance Lyndsey Cavanagh of Long Island, NY; daughter Jayme Lauricella-Carlo and husband John Carlo of Long Island, NY; son Andrew Lauricella and wife Jamie Lauricella of St. Petersburg, FL; son Christopher Lauricella and fiance Stephanie Ames of St. Petersburg, FL; his grandchildren, John Carlo, Sydney Carlo, James Lauricella, Alana Lauricella, Andrew Lauricella, Jr. and Christopher Lauricella, Jr.; his nephew Thomas James Lampert and wife Mary Lampert of NJ; nephew Christopher Lampert of NY; niece Victoria Schaefer-Cox and husband Evan Cox of Fort Wayne, IN; and nephew Scott E. Schaefer, Jr. of Wimauma, FL; his Uncle Alan Smith of Long Island, NY; and many cousins that he loved dearly.

A public viewing will be held at Anderson McQueen funeral home, 2201 Dr. MLK Jr. St. N., St. Petersburg on Tuesday, December 6, 2022 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and services will commence on Wednesday, December 7, 2022 at Anderson McQueen at 3:00 p.m.

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Tuesday
6
December

Visitation

4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Tuesday, December 6, 2022
Anderson-McQueen NESP
2201 Dr MLK Street N
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
727-822-3362
Wednesday
7
December

Service

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Wednesday, December 7, 2022
Anderson-McQueen NESP
2201 Dr MLK Street N
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
727-822-3362
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