Pamela L. Trierweiler

I was so surprised and shocked to see Pam T's passing in the Sun. paper. Pam was such a bright and energetic little girl from the elem days at Kelloggsville and Campfire days. Her mother, Sally, was a special lady, and David was a friend to my daughter Sheryl. My prayers go out to the family at the loss of this "bright young star" and her cute ways. Sincerely, Nancy Sams, Hastings, MI now - was Ridgewood SE

Pammy T. you were such a good friend to me way back in our East Kelloggsville Elem. days. Camp Fire girls and all that. David and I walked together at graduation to keep our families together. My prayers and heart go out to the family.

I considered Pam a good friend of mine. She had a very unique sense of humor. It was always good to see her, when we were able to get together. We usually got together for Christmas. I will remember her each time that I look at the gifts that she gave to me. She will be sadly missed.
Sincerely,
Regina Grover

So sorry to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends.

I am sooo sorry to hear about Pam. She was obviously an angel cuz of her love of people & of animals. My prayers go out to all of you. Knowing the Trierweilers for over 30 years, since the K-ville days & playing in the band w/ Dave was one of my great memories and Pam was & is one of those shining stars, everytime I saw her.
Steve Zalewski
281-7703

My deepest sympathy to all the family.Pam was a wonderful person.I was lucky to know her and her family.My heart goes out to all the family.I am very sorry.

Dear Family,
I worked with Pam at Grand Rapids Label Company for many years and
enjoyed her friendship. I was
deeply sadden by her passing and
please know that my prayers are with all of you and she will be
deeply missed.

Susan Dood

So sorry to hear about Pam. My sympathy goes to all the family at this time. I worked with Pam at Walgreen's.

Pam has been on my mind several times in the past few months .... she has been in my heart since I first met her 25 years ago at our first real "job".
I enjoyed listening to her and learning about her .... I will never forget the story how she was eating kidney beans out of the can (because she loved them so) and nearly ate a grasshopper that was picked and canned as well.
She made a wonderful dessert with lady fingers (perhaps you remember).

I regret that when she left...