Pamela Donahoe

We've missed you and Sean at our get-togethers. Rest in peace.

What a devastating blow! Pam was an extraordinarily good friend. Mostly I remember Pam contributing to the fun times during the decades I have known her.

We shocked and saddened to hear about Pam. We will miss her very much. Our hearts go out to Sean and family.

December 17, 2010
I was deeply saddened and shocked by hearing about the untimely death of Pam. I have known her since junior high, high school and the University of California, at Berkely. Even though I have lived in Tucson, Arizona for 34 years, I periodically kept in touch with Pam and Sean. Anytime, my wife, Margo and I came to San Francisco, I would pick up the phone and tell Pam what dates we would be in the city and to help organize a high school reunion of Fall 1966. She...

I was shocked to hear of Pam's passing. Rami reminded me that Pam and Sean were not at the July reunion. I remember her well - when we were at Ridge Project I found out that we both went to GWHS and I had preceded her. I remember that she loved to talk about their children. I cannot attend the memorial service as I will be up in Seattle, but my thoughts will be with Sean and their family. We will always remember her when we meet at our future Co-Op reunions. Shalom.

Dear Sean,

I am so sorry to hear this sad news today. We have been separated in time and distance since the days at Berkeley. I am very grateful that I at least had the opportunity to see Pam and you again in SF several years ago. May you find some path to peace in the days ahead.

Ron and Carolyn Giannetti

Sean,
Muriel and I were shocked and deeply saddened by the news of your sudden loss of Pam. I wish we had been closer to you both after we returned to CA. We always enjoyed seeing Pam at Rami's parties and picnics. I'm sure your lovely daughters and grandchild will give you strength to keep that irrepressible drive for life you have always graced us with.