Pamela fought her way throughout her life. She overcame many struggles and was defiant even until her death!
Pam was born September 27, 1955 in Gary, IN and left us on January 25, 2024. Pam was child number 6 out of 7 children. Pam was preceded in death by her parents Willard and Reneva Jones, her brothers Gregory Allen; Sigmund David and Willard Cornelius Jones. She graduated from Emerson High School in 1974. Upon graduation, Pam enlisted in the armed services. One of the places she was stationed was Germany! After leaving the Armed forces, Pamela moved to St. Paul, MN. St. Paul provided the background for 2 major life changing events; the birth of her beloved son Michael Jones and the development of her relationship with becoming a Jehovah Witnesses. Pamela enjoyed life as a property owner and as a servant of Jehovah.
Pam worked for the State of Minnesota and after many years of employment retired partially due to failing health. As Pam’s health continued to deteriorate, Pam with reservation; moved to Indianapolis to be closer to family and loved ones. Pamela leaves to mourn and cherish her life her son Michael; her brother Maurice (Gerri) sisters Jennifer and Reginia; Ralph (Maryann); Vincent (Cassandra) and a host of nieces, nephews and cousins. Pamela carried her faith in Jehovah and her belief in His direction to the end. Pam was a kind hearted person and will be missed by all who knew her.
Love you Pam!
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