Cambridge, Massachusetts
MILLER, Pamela W. New England Journal of Medicine Chief of Staff Pamela Miller died on April 29 surrounded by her loving husband, Jim Rasmussen, and beloved mother, Phyllis Miller. Pam spent her early childhood in Hong Kong and Malaysia before moving to Ridgewood, NJ at age 13. She graduated from...
Read MorePam was such a hoot at Wellesley. I fondly remember her helping me with a macroeconomics class I was having trouble in. So sorry for your loss.
Kristine Kelly '89
May 31, 2020
Jim,
My deepest condolences to you and your families. Pam and I made an easy connection from day 1 as she spent some time in Hong Kong. I am deeply saddened to hear her passing.
Barbara Wan
May 09, 2020
Pam was a special lady with an indomitable spirit. Her bridge skills were only exceeded by her courage in the face of adversity. She was admirable in her fight against cancer and her love of life. She will be missed by all who knew her. I first met her at the Arlington bridge game in the early 1990's and marked her as someone of quality and skill. She was, in every way. God speed. Carolyn W
Carolyn Weiser
May 05, 2020 | Woburn, MA
I'm terribly sorry to hear of Pam's passing. She was a force at NEJM and the loss will be significant. I really enjoyed working with Pam for nearly 15 years. Her sense of humor and her intelligence were truly unique. The world is a quieter and dimmer place without her in it. Wishing her family and friends my sincere condolences.
Anne Boyle
May 04, 2020 | Waltham, MA
Very sad to read about Pam's passing. Condolences to Jim and her close friends and family. Now I've read about her life.. what an impressive career she had after she worked for Gunther Schuller, where we met. She replaced me as the company manager... and was very efficient and caring. Oh my.. your loss will be great. Take care, Jean Hasse
May 04, 2020
Dear Jim,
Tad and I send our love to you and Mrs. Miller, Pam's Mom. We are all so sad about this loss, but our hearts go out to you, especially. I will cherish the fun memories of dinners in Paris, Barcelona, London, and your wedding clam bake and how brilliant, fun, and ever so normal Pam made everything seem to be. Love, P
Peggy Campion
May 04, 2020 | BROOKLINE, MA
Condolences, Jim - so sorry to hear this sad news. - Pamela Granovetter
May 03, 2020
Max and I are so very sad to lose Pam as a good friend, bridge teammate, and wine-tasting companion. She will be greatly missed. Our thoughts go to Jim and their family.
CARRIE Liu
May 03, 2020 | Hudson, MA | Friend
Jim, I'm so very sad to hear this news. She will be greatly missed.
Maureen Bitler
May 01, 2020 | Hingham, MA