Pamela J. "Pam" Nadale

Pam's passing was extremely sad and surprising news. My condolences to all her family, friends, and bandmates - who were like family and friends put together. I've played drums for a lot of artists but none were more kind and down to earth; and none were more consistent in putting on a performance that was sincere, had the utmost respect for the audience, and adhered to high musical standards. The bottom line - it was always fun to play music with Pam and her group. God Bless.

Dearest Dorothy & Family: Our thoughts and prayers are with you and we want you to know how sorry we are in hearing of your loss.

To the family of Pam Nadale: I bowled with Pam for many years. I can still see her smile - the one that made her eyes light up. I will miss her. My deepest sympathies are with you. Sincerely, Bonnie

Pam, you'll be missed.
You showed the meaning of our Back Home Again Festival in Switzerland by performing there and visiting the other homeland and making friends. Friends who eventually showed up in Petaluma, later more regularly, just to enjoy your friendship and your music.

Our sincere condolences to the family and friends.

We met Pam here in Switzerland and had a wonderful time with her; we later discovered one of her best friends was our cousin. Then, we had a memorable evening with her in Petaluma at Volpi's. She was a wonderful person and we will miss her very much.

Sept 7,2006
Dear Aunt Dorothy,and Family
we are so sorry to hear about pam.Our prayers are with you and the family. We will be praying for you.we love all of you and being so far away in Pittsburgh PA. We give all of you huges and kisses. What a great lady pam was. What great Memories growing up and going to the Nadale family house on Easter........

My condolences to Pam's family and friends. I fondly remember Pam's talent as a performer and pianist for the Petaluma High School chorus (I was a minor backup pianist). What fun we had a couple of years back (and decades after high school) when at a party at Volpi's we met again.
She had me take over the piano and jam with her on the "Dark Town Strutter's Ball," and nicely acted like I still could play. The person and the sweet sounds of Pam will be remembered.

My condolences, to Nadale family. Pam was a true friend, & classmate.

To all Pam’s family our sincere condolences. We were shocked and saddened by the news. We will keep you in our prayers and ask God for comfort and grace in this time of sorrow.

God Bless
Ken & Lynda Hogue