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for Pamela Reynolds
Arline Norgaard
February 25, 2007
To Ken, Adam and Aubrie:
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time in your lives. Pam was certainly a fighter to the very end and we admire her tremendously.
Love,
Uncle Melvin and Aunt Arline
Ken Reynolds
February 23, 2007
To all that have signed this Guest Book, Thank You. Your thoughts and memeories are greatly appreciated.
To Pam, my wife, best friend lover, mother of two wonderful children. You gave me so much in our 25+ years together. And endured so much. There are no real words that can convey just how much I really love you. I will miss your smiles, your laughter at my bad jokes, your touch, kisses and hugs. Your passing has left a hole in my life I will not soon fill. You will be missed but not forgoten.
So, to Pam. Until our pathes of this journey of life cross again,
May your days be filled with warmth and sunshine, may you walk on the beach with no pain or sorrow. May your songs with the angels be bright and gay.
Take care my love.
Forever your Hug a Bear
Casey Clark
February 20, 2007
I don't even know where to begin to talk about Pam. She was such a wonderful caring woman, she always made whomever she was talking to feel like they were the only person in the room. She took care of me at a concert when I was 8 1/2 months pregnant, kept me company on a lovely trip to Lake Tahoe and loved to enjoy strawberry ice cream daiquiris. She came to visit us one week before our wedding because she knew the wedding day would be too hectic. She laughed and loved life and will be so missed. Rest peacefully Pam, you deserve it. We all love you!
Dave Keen
February 12, 2007
Although I only had the pleasure of knowing Pam for less than a year, I was deeply touched by her kindness, caring attitude and perseverance. I too echo the well expressed sentiment of Kelly Anderson to her Aunt Pam. My prayers go out to all of Pam’s family.
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Kelly (Age 8) Anderson
February 12, 2007
Dear Aunt Pam,
I wish that I cold talk to you right now. Our lives have chand without you but you are still here in our harts. we are glad that you are in heven but sad that you are no longer with us. We also hope that you have a good time in heven. Love Kelly and the rest of the familie. I love you Aunt Pam!
Jennifer Johnson
February 7, 2007
The last time I saw Pam was in October. I was invited over for a delightful salmon dinner! I will never forget how she really wanted applesauce. She brought out some store bought kind and decided it didn't taste right. Then she set out to find the applesauce made by someone special (I want to say her dad?). It was perfect and added a nice touch to our meal.
Pam was like a second mother to me, I've known her since I was 2 when Aubrie and I attended Kindercare together.
She will be missed so much and my thoughts and prayers go out to Ken, Adam and Aubrie. I love you all! If you need anything at all, don't hesitate to call.
Carrige Ride in Central Park Jan. 2005
February 7, 2007
July 18, 1981
February 7, 2007
Is it any wonder I fell in love with Pam?
February 7, 2007
Gail Meredith
February 5, 2007
I'll always remember the smile on Pam's face when she and Ken shared our wedding with us.
Additionally, it was great to have Pam and Aubry be a part of the family while 'the girls' were looking at the wedding pictures.
Muriel Reynolds
January 30, 2007
Pam, I've given you a story card (to which I added a little extra), for many birthdays and this year your birthday will be celebrated with an angel choir. This is the story .......as I heard it.
Once upon a time the angels saw a little girl named Pam who went to school and when she got to high school saw this guy with lots of hair and glasses but kinda cute. Before you could say boo they were a couple and then poof........he joined the Navy and was gone. BUT when he got a choice of duty stations, chose Whidbey Island so he'd be close to Pam. Ken and Pam had a beautiful wedding, and lo along came an adorable baby boy, Adam, and a few years later, a darling daughter, Aubrie. Their journey had some bumps and then some bigger bumps but through it all Pam bounced back again and again. Many folks wondered how she could keep on smiling but bald or curly haired she kept setting goals. She never stopped. But the angels felt it was time for Pam to share her special gifts with them. They knew she'd leave an empty place in our hearts on earth but the sweet memories would have to fill our hearts until we meet again.
I love you, Pam
Mom
Glen Reynolds
January 29, 2007
Where to begin?
To Pam, who showed everyone how to have a great time at an outdoor concert - in the pouring rain. Who talked about, cared about, and so loved her husband and kids. Was caring, sharing, and tenacious.
You will be missed. Rest well.
Tony & Kathy Hartford
January 28, 2007
It's probably been twenty years since we have seen Ken and Pam. I always thought they made a nice couple. Our sympathies to the family and may the Lord of all be their comfort.
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort,
(2 Corinthians 1:3 NKJV)
Dianna & Rick Van Leuven
January 28, 2007
To Pam, a person whom you could have just met and feel like you've been life long friends. You have touched our hearts forever.
Elizabeth Williamson
January 27, 2007
I only recently came to know Pam. What a wonderful blessing! Pam's thoughtfulness and spunkiness are what I will remember about her most. I am grateful to have known her, even if only for a short while. Ken, Adam and Aubrie, we pray that you will be comforted and sustained through your loving memories of your wife and mother.
Sherry Anderson
January 27, 2007
Here's to Pam, who taught me much; who was brave and beautiful and funny and tenacious. To Pam, who now knows ultimate peace and joy. Love, Sherry
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