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Pamela Payne Obituary

Payne, Pamela Dempsey
Pamela Dempsey Payne, 51, of Lake Bluff, died at home Oct. 11, 2010. Mother of Dana Payne; daughter of Mead and Janel Payne; sister of Mead (Connie) Payne; aunt of Grace and Mead Payne. Funeral service will be private. No visitation . In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital or to the Midwest Care Center, 9701 North Knox, Fourth Floor, Skokie, Illinois 60076 . Info – Wenban Funeral Home, Lake Forest (847) 234-0022.

This obituary was originally published in the Antioch Review.

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Published by Antioch Review from Oct. 21 to Oct. 28, 2010.

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Peggy Schramm

October 15, 2019

I just want Pam's family to know that I think of Pam all the time. At work the other day I was just telling a story of a funny thing that happened. She was a lovely person and a good friend. I still think of her and miss her a lot.

Susan Macfarlane

October 22, 2010

Dana, your Mom loved you so much, and what a strong, beautiful, and caring young woman she's left behind! Now she has a new role, along with your dear, dear Grandfather, your own personal Guardian Angels. Keep the memories of the best of times in your heart, and remember - "the love never dies!" Momma Mac

Peggy Schramm

October 22, 2010

Pam was one of a kind. I will miss her and our hilarious conversations. She made work a lot more fun, and she will be sorely missed. She raised a wonderful daughter and she will always be remembered. My thoughts are with Dana and the rest of her family.

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