Pamela Lemoi

Just heard about you loss. So very sorry.

I ran into a classmate from MPH last night, and heard the shocking news about Pam. We were cheerleaders together. Pam had an infectious smile and goodness radiated from her. My deepest sympathy to David, her beloved children and the Verducci family.
I know Pam is now an angel in heaven, as she was already an angel on earth.

So saddened by the news of Pam's passing. Please accept my sincere condolences. May you find strength in the love of family and friends.

We were shocked and saddened to learn of Pam's passing. We knew her through the community of St Pius V, our daughter being Jenna's age and our son being blessed to have had Pam for a kindergarten teacher. One of the fondest memories we have is of "Kindergarten Mother''s Day Tea". Please accept our sincerest condolences at this very difficult time. She will be sadly missed.

So saddened to hear of Pam's passing. I never met Pam until high school even though we grew up a few hundred yards apart. While sharing rides home, it was easy to see why Pam was so well-liked and always had friends around her smiling and laughing. Pam could make people feel better about themselves simply by being in their company. Pretty rare and pretty special.

My sincere condolences to your entire family. My daughter had Pamela as her kindergarden teacher. I substituted at Stony Lane School for a couple of years and it was such a pleasure to work beside her. As a teacher, she was spectacular, as a person and teacher, she was amazing. In a word, she was "special".

Morgan and Melanie Sherburne

Lauren, Alicia and Jenna and the Verducci Family,

What a shock to hear the news pf Pam's passing. We remember how hard she worked and pick out the needed equipment for the Children's Playground which we gave her the money to complete the project. She insisted that we look at the book of the equipment she had ordered. We told her it was her project and she knew what to do. We will miss her smile that she had for every one. We are sorry we cannot express our sympathy in person as...