Pam Parker

thinking of my dear friend this week and all of those she watches over. We love you Pam..... and you will be happy to know that we are loving each other.

I first met Pam before our 5th grade year at Garfield. She was a good friend and we had lots of fun. I last saw her at a store in McCall. She shared her illness with me and was on my mind for weeks. I sifted through her guest book soon after her passing, but couldn't message until now, just after my father's passing. We grew up in old south Boise. It was a great time to be a kid. I miss her and wish her peace.

With tears flowing down and a huge lump in my throat, i write this.

It is May 5th. . Robby and I just found out why our friends have not been able to visi\t again this year.

Every time I look out on the water, I see sail boats that remind me of Pam and Bruce and the fun we had with each other when they would come to visit the islands.

Pam was the most amazing woman and I will never forget her, ever. My memories of Pam started in 1978 when I began working...

Pam was a conduit for love--who connected and nurtured people effortlessly. We are grateful for her, and for her family who shares so generously. Our thoughts and love are with you always.

Bruce,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and yours. Pam was a very special Lady. I am sorry that we could not make it to the memorial today. We are thinking about you though.

Pam was an incredible person -- full of love, courage, and life. She made this a better place and she will be missed. My heartfelt sympathy to you, Bruce, and to your family.

Pam was a wonderful, wonderful person and friend. I haven't been very close to Pam and Bruce the past couple years but will never forget all the time spent with two very special people. Travel well Pam see you again someday.