I am so sorry to hear of Pam's passing. It has been a while since we had a visit but I was glad to she was able to have a visit at our house to see her kitties she put in our care when she moved into assisted living. If I had known of her passing we would have been at her service. So sorry for your loss to the family and to her many friends as well. She was a very special lady with a great love for cats.

Cindy & Terry Stelmaschuk

Drumheller, AB

I am so sorry to hear of Pam's passing. I didn't know of this until just now. My condolenes to all her family and friends.

Pam and I went to many cat shows together, travelling to many places. She loved her Norwegian Forest Cats dearly.

Prayers from Carol Juhasz

Dear Rod, Heather and family, Aunty Pam was a woman I looked up to as a girl. Growing up, it was so cool she was a career woman, inspiring me to pursue my own career. Aunty Pam always had fun stories/memories to share, we both loved cats, and she always showed an interest in my life and with my children. She was great with my boys, always so warm and welcoming with her friendly smile and laugh which I'll never forget. I truly feel blessed that I was able to visit her one last time in early March of 2020 and was able to give her a hug and tell her how much I loved her in person. She was so kind and thoughtful and will be deeply missed.

My deepest sympathy,

Kerry

To Rod, Heather and families. "Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold this world together." [Woodrow Wilson]

Pam and I became steadfast friends when our elementary schools amalgamated into Woodman Jr High School. A bright bunch of Grade 7 students sharing three grades before moving on to Henry Wise Wood. Together we shared our school adventures; our new adult careers; marriage and, for me, two children. For Pam, it was a houseful of furbabies with her award-winning show cats and - finally - a dog thrown into the mix. We laughed - a lot; we cried, we sang, we drank wine and we always recounted the old "Cliff" days of our youth. Pam, it's soooo very hard for me to process that fact that you will no longer be able to join Marilyn and myself for a 2-hr lunch whenever I came to visit. But rest assured, that you will walking along side of us each day and trying your best to guide us in the right directions. We enjoyed fifty-eight years of close FRIENDSHIP and you remain in my heart ALWAYS. LOVE from Dale (Grieves) Prince George BC