Pamela Wageman, 73, of Durango, died 9/16/2025, peacefully at her home , Born 11/10/1951. A service will be held at at a later date. Pam spent several years in Salt Lake City before returning to the mountains she loved. Pam retired from Durango Public Schools in 2011 and cherished her roles as mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. She is survived by Josh, Jared, and Charlie; five grandchildren; her twin sister; and two brothers. For a full obituary, go to: www.hoodmortuary.com/obituaries/pamela-wageman

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Published by The Durango Herald on Oct. 6, 2025.

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