Joni Lamb's family, friends react to her death: ‘A general for the Kingdom’

Jonathan Lamb and his wife, Suzy.
Jonathan Lamb and his wife, Suzy. | Screengrab/YouTube/Jonathan & Suzy Lamb

1. Jonathan and Suzy Lamb

Joni Lamb’s son, Jonathan, and his wife, Suzy, responded to his mother's death by posting messages on social media. 

Jonathan Lamb posted a photo on his socials of him as child with his parents, with the caption “Thank you for your prayers. God will carry us through.”

Meanwhile, Suzy Lamb claimed on X that, as Joni Lamb was nearing the end, “we weren’t informed of anything” and that people close to Joni Lamb “knew she was dying yesterday evening … they didn’t call Jonathan to come say goodbye.”

“We were down the road, but weren’t given a call to say goodbye. We forgive them. Thank you for praying for Jonathan,” she tweeted.

Jonathan's sisters, Rachel and Rebecca, did not issue a public statement, but the latter reposted Daystar's statement along with her mother's photo on her Instagram. 

In 2024, Jonathan and Suzy had claimed in an interview with The Roys Report that they believed a family member, identified as “Pete,” had sexually abused their daughter and that Joni Lamb might have told their daughter to stop talking about the alleged abuse.

Joni Lamb insisted that her granddaughter had accused a boy at her preschool of touching her and not “Pete.” Police investigated but never filed any charges against the family member.

Joni Lamb would later claim that her son engaged in a “smear campaign” against her as part of an effort to take control of Daystar after the death of Joni’s husband, Marcus Lamb, in 2021.

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