I met Pamela on our first day at school but we lost touch when I moved away to train as a teacher of science and chemistry, then to Calgary Canada to work at Queen Elizabeth High School or QEHS as it is known. We made contact through the power of email and were starting up our friendship once more. She was such a kind and loving woman and although I did not really know her well, I will miss her and I offer my deep condolences to her family
Peter Drake
Hexham Victoria, Australia

I'm not sure there are enough words to describe the loss we feel from Pam's transition from our lives. She embodied the soul of an artist, never met a cat or dog she couldn't love, or a project too intimidating. She gave of her many talents to family and friends, creating sacred spaces to enjoy and kept us fed with her own special flair. Always offering encouragement, she was never known to speak a demeaning word of another.
To honor her spirit, we will carry many wonderful memories of Pam, who spread her special brand of blessing throughout our lives and try to follow the guidance she lived.
For if you knew of a woman who planted the seeds of unconditional love, caring and compassion throughout the garden of life, that would be Pam. Love you girl, Marsha and Jerry

Pammy, you've been on my mind alot lately. Your loving spirit will forever live on through every soul you've touched. I'm so thankful for the time we had you in our lives. Benny most certainly will know who his Pammaw was and how beautiful of a person she was and how much she loved him. Love and mis you.

Dearest Pam,
You are the earth angel and I knew it the first time I met you. You swept in when I had the flu. You and Vance transformed our home into a beautiful place for our wedding reception. I miss you and glad you are not suffering anymore. Be free. you belong among the Wildflowers

There will be a celebration of Pam's life in the near future! I will give everybody plenty of notice.