Radio Broadcast Legend Dick Lamb Dies at 88
Dick Lamb, a renowned radio broadcast legend in the Hampton Roads region (Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News), has died at the age of 88 after a lengthy illness.
Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News, VA, November 10, 2026 — Dick Lamb, a distinguished figure in radio broadcasting recognized for his significant contributions to the Hampton Roads region, has passed away. He was 88 years old.
Lamb’s passing follows a lengthy illness, according to information provided. His career as a radio broadcast legend spanned many years, leaving a notable mark on the Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News area’s media landscape.
While the provided summary identifies Lamb as a renowned legend and mentions his age and the region he served, specific details regarding the cause of death beyond ‘a lengthy illness,’ the duration of his illness, or the exact dates and details of his broadcasting career were not available in the summary. The length of his illness was not specified.
Lamb was a well-known personality within the Hampton Roads community, where his voice and programs were a familiar presence. The extent of his professional achievements and the specific impact of his work on local radio were not detailed in the available information, beyond his status as a “renowned radio broadcast legend.” Further information on his legacy and career milestones was not provided.
His death at the age of 88 marks the end of an era for many listeners and radio professionals in the region. The summary provided does not include details on funeral services or survivors.
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