Lucas Ambler
Lucas in his lawsuit claimed that the Act’s dramatic impact on the value of his lots amounts to an unlawful taking under both the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, requiring just compensation from him. He did not deny that its construction bar is an exercise of state police power and may well be legal under both provisions.
Justice Blackmun argues, however, that the Court should refrain from intervening because Lucas only raised an abstract challenge and not one against the application process as such.
Early Life and Education
He is an active member of Zion United Methodist Church in Iona and serves as an usher there. Additionally, he enjoys annual beach vacations to Ocean City Maryland and woodworking. From 2012-2018 he served in West Virginia’s House of Delegates representing District 42 on the Republican ticket.
Coach of the University of Pittsburgh volleyball team and mentor for middle blocker Jesse Earl who became its inaugural AVCA All-American. She organized travel, summer camps and budget management of the program as well as academic supervision and team eligibility monitoring. Sadly she passed away and will be greatly missed by her husband, two children and four grandchildren; those looking to remember her may donate in her name to St Joseph’s CYO at 16 S Spring Garden Street Ambler PA 19013 (16 S Spring Garden Street Ambler).
Professional Career
Lucas Ambler was an outstanding coach and recruiter who enjoyed over 15 years at the highest levels of college volleyball. Her dedication to her team and players enabled her to build an enviable coaching resume.
She has recruited and mentored numerous elite athletes, such as AVCA All-American Marina Markova and Alexis Stucky. Furthermore, she has assisted each team she manages in qualifying for the NCAA Tournament each season.
Ambler has also served as a graduate assistant at Pitt and Jacksonville State. At Jacksonville State she taught tutorials and tracked student-athlete academic progress while overseeing team travel plans and managing volleyball budget.
She hails from Ambler, Pennsylvania and is the daughter of Frank Lucas (portrayed in 2007 film American Gangster by Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe ), the drug lord depicted by Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe. Through her experiences with an imprisoned parent she founded Yellow Brick Roads Foundation which assists children who have parents in prison.
Achievement and Honors
Luke Ambler is not only active in his professional life but is also actively involved with charitable organizations and has received multiple awards. Even amid personal struggles, Luke remains positive and strives hard every day.
Luke Ambler is an Irish rugby league player. He has represented Salford City Reds, Leeds Rhinos, Harlequins RL, and Halifax professional clubs as well as representing Ireland at international level.
Priana Khant was victorious at Wissahickon High School in Ambler for the 2023 Bucks-Mont Spelling Bee at Wissahickon, correctly spelling “plagiarism” to claim first place and move onto national competition. Clara Farrehi received Haverford College’s 2020 William W. Ambler ’45 Award which recognizes senior student athletes who excel both academically and athletically.
Personal Life
Luke is a dedicated family man with an incredible passion for self-development. He believes we are losing our authenticity in our modern “microwave society” and wants to help others find it again. Luke also has an insatiable travel bug; spending his spare time working on his campervan so his family can experience more of our world together.
He is the father of three children: Jason Ambler is married to Jennifer from Carlisle; Janelle Corcino and Victor are from Mount Gretna; Laura Ambler and Michael Stinger live in Shippensburg and she has seven grandchildren: Brandon Fulk, Bradley Fulk, Logan Jaques Lucas Jaques Clarissa Ambler Liam Stinger Miles Stinger as well as two brothers C Daniel Ambler from Manheim and William S Ambler also from Manheim.
Francine Lucas-Sinclair established Yellow Brick Roads as an organization to assist children who have parents in prison.
Net Worth
Lucas was an esteemed drug dealer worth millions and became the subject of much discussion for years after his death. A gangster, Lucas ran rings around the mafia.
He was well-known for stealing money from bars. To this end, he recruited and flew in a North Carolina carpenter to Bangkok in order to build two dozen government-issued coffins with false bottoms capable of holding 6 to 8 kilograms of heroin.
At some point he was reported to be earning $1 Million daily as a cocaine dealer and drug trafficker. With his wealth he amassed a remarkable collection of automobiles; also owned several homes around New York City; had multiple children; used this wealth for purchasing an impressive mansion; used it to purchase impressive automobiles from auction; used this fortune to acquire impressive automobile collections from auction; bought several mansions elsewhere in cities he resided; made himself wealthy through drug dealing and trafficking activities and used this fortune to purchase numerous collections; made use of it all by purchasing many different gangsters from around the country who then used his wealth to acquire impressive collections of automobiles that had incredible prices when first released – all these men who made fortunes were so lucrative when it all started – they reportedly earned this wealth by drug dealing, drug trafficking operations that became known worldwide gangster had several children that would go onto become wealthy themselves before eventually making appearance on stage.