Pamela LaSpina

I lived next door to Pam from 1957 through mid-1969. Our families were almost like one family and I called her mother Aunt Ethel and father Uncle Russ. We were disappointed when they moved to Puerto Rico and pleased when they moved back to Horsham briefly. We had too many fun times together to write about here. She will be missed.

Mom-mom it's Joseph. Your first grandson. You would be 69 today. And we think about you everyday. And especially today. I listen to a song called somewhere only we know everynight and end up crying because I think of you. I never got to say my goodbyes to you. And I never got to watch avengers endgame with you before you passed away. So heres your goodbye. We moved to new Mexico and I think you would be proud of us if you were here today. I hope today you can look down at us and make our day...

My friend, my sister my lifelong "best friend". One year later and I miss you more than ever. Thank you for the wonderful memories and moments we had in High School and later in life. Keep an eye on me because you know how much trouble I used to get in. See you someday and I'll give you the biggest hug EVER!!!!

So sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. God bless you all.

I know Pam as Meg´s mom. No words expressed can ease the pain at a time such as this. Warm hugs and prayers to my friend Meg and her family. May your love & kindness to each other strengthen your broken hearts.

Mike and family, I was saddened to hear of Pam's passing this morning. May you remember the strengths in her life to make you stronger and may she rest comfortably in the loving hands of our Lord.

I met Pam in Puerto Rico and shared her freshman, junior and sophomore years in High School together. We immediately became friends for life. I pray for all who knew her and especially for her family to find strength in the wonderful memories she gave us. Fly my friend, fly high and free. You will NEVER EVER be forgotten for as long as I live. One day we will laugh together again like we did back when... All my love, Jay

Mike, I'm very sorry for your loss and send my sincere condolences to you and your family. May God give peace and comfort to you, your family, and friends.

I worked alongside Pam at Caring for the last 8 years & she always displayed an enthusiasm for living her life & a love for her family. Her nursing skills were unparalleled and she was always an advocate for her patients. She is greatly missed at Caring by the staff & clients alike.