Pamela Jean Nier

Dear Mrs. Nier,
I met Pam many years ago through Nan Raaf. Over the years the 3 of us did things together, but then when I moved from Milwaukee I lost touch with Pam. I was so sorry to hear from Nan about Pam's passing. I will always remember what a good kind person Pam was.
I send you my deepest sympathies on your loss.

Mrs. Nier,

I worked with Pam at West Allis Memorial Hospital and want to express my deepest sympathy to you. Pam was always smiling and was truly a friendly, caring and sincere person.

Dear Mrs. Nier-
I wanted to write to let you know how deeply sorry I was to hear about the passing of Pam. Pam and I met when we worked together at West Allis Memorial Hospital. We immediately became friends and I enjoyed working with her so much. I now work at Robert W. Baird in the US Bank building and would see Pam quite often and visit. She is one of my favorite people and I will miss her tremendously. You have much to be proud of. She was a wonderful, caring, giving person and...

Dear Mrs. Nier,

I was born living next to you and Pam. She has bee such a special friend to all of us in the RAAF family over the years. Herclose connection to Nan brought all of us the gift of her laughter and caring nature. I will remember her always. God bless you!

Dear Alyce,
We are so sorry to hear about Pam. We were neighbors for such a short time but always enjoyed a quick "catch-up" when we were at the Robinson's for a visit. My fondest memories of her are our Halloween stops. We loaded the kids up to see Auntie Monika and Uncle Mark and always stopped at Pam's to let her see the kids. She was always so kind to them, had special little bags made up for them. What a wonderful person she was, I know she is resting in her Savior's arms.

Dear Alyce,
We were so upset to hear of Pam's passing. We loved Pam and Riley. We were missing you all because of our move and we will have one less friendly face to visit when we return for visits. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.

Robin, Vladimir, Lydia, Sophia and James

Dear Mrs. Nier, Pam and I became friends when we worked together at U.S. Bank. Some people make your day better and Pam was always that for me. We always made time to share a laugh or a story. She made many lives better through her hard work and dedication. I'll miss her...

Pam will be in our thoughts. She passed too soon. We wish we could have made it down down today but were unable.

I knew Pam through Kathy True. In recent years we had begun to know each other better, and I am so sorry that this has come to an end. I will always remember Pam as a very positive and fun-loving person with a great laugh. I am so sorry for the loss of such a wonderful person.