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1985 Invested by order od Pope John Paul II into Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem.
1987 Invested by New York Archbishop John O’Conner into Association of the Master Knights of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta .
1991 "Professional of the Year" award give by The Young Irish Fellowship Club of Chicago.
1992 Bronze Medal in the National Federation of French Culture’s Deauville Exhibition.
1996 Awarded honorary doctorate of humane letters by University of Saint Thomas , Minneapolis , Minnesota .
2006 Awarded with the French Civic Star (a decoration installed by Napoleon for Heroic Efforts to French People), rarely is this award given to foreingers. Matt received it for his work with the gang leaders from the Parisian riots during 2005.
2007 Matt Lamb receives the Royal Gold Medal for the Arts a decoration from the King of Spain. Matt is the first American artist to ever receive this award.
2008 Awarded with the European Gold Cross, Agrupación Española de Fomento Europeo’s highest honor, for his efforts to promote peace throughout the world with Lamb Umbrellas for Peace.
2009 Matt Lamb reception of his Honorary Doctorate Degree at Bradford University , England.
From 1980 to 2000
On the Board of Directors of the Vatican Museum Rome Italy
Treasurer of the Roman Catholic Church Extension Society
Man of the Year from Leo High School, Chicago, IL.
President of the Advisory Board of Cook County Schools
Member of the Teamsters 727 for 60 years
President of the International Funeral Directors Association
Board of Directors of Little Company of Mary Hospital in Evergreen Park, IL
Board of Directors of Concordia Saving and Loan in Chicago IL
Board of Directors of St. Xavier University, Chicago, IL
President of Oak Lawn, IL Chamber of Commerence
Founder/ President of the Chulucanas Missions in Lima Peru
Founder /President of the Chulucanas Fellows, US and Peru
Honorary Augustinians from the Order of Augustinians and Bishop John McNabb
Award from the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
Member of the National Business Conference Washington DC, under President Ronald Regan