Celebrating the life of an amazing woman! Pam lived with my family our senior year of high school while her mother was in a hospital in St. Louis. She was performing the lead in Man of La Mancha while her mother was deathly ill. I will never forget her laugh, her voice our time as Madrigals, prepping for prom and her brilliant mind. Her's was a life well lived, taken away from us far too soon.

I was in the Concert Choir with Pam. She was a tiny little thing with a voice that made you say , "That is from that little thing!" Pam was wonderful and I hope I can say a friend in High School. I know she is in heaven singing with the Angels and God is smiling at her beauty. We live on this earth as a caterpillar and when we die we go into a cocoon so we can be reborn as a butterfly to raise in the beauty to our Lord! May God Bless all who miss her!! My prayers are with you. Jacquie

Dear Lee, There are so many memories of Pam and you at Long Grove Church to recall...one in particular was the night she returned from Paris as a surprise and sang O Holy Night from the balcony at midnight...God gave her a voice of an angel, and that night will remain in my heart and mind always. May God's peace surround you in this time of such loss...her voice will only add beauty and joy to God's ears throughout eternity. Debby Klein