Pamela Mary Ann BARBER

Sad to hear of Pam's passing but have solace in the fact that she'll suffer no more. We met years ago and became fast friends, enjoying countless conversations, lunch/shopping excursions and time on my patio (where I'm composing this right now!). Pam was a private person, but to those fortunate ones she was open to befriend, she was kind, loyal and generous, with a fun "quirky' sense of humor. She endured my grandkid stories and I, her man's best friend ones (endured is the wrong word...we both enjoyed). We were all better to have had her in our lives...she will be missed.

My deepest sympathies to you John. You may not remember me, but I worked with you at Tower Chrysler many moons ago. (evening receptionist) You always had many stories to share about your lovely wife Pam. I hope you are able to take some comfort in the memories that you built together.

My deepest sympathies to Pam's family on her passing. I have many memories of Pam and I growing up together in Briar Hill. I had not been back to the district in years and, coincidentally on the day of her passing, I drove past the houses we grew up in. Last summer we reconnected over the phone after many many years and it was great to chat.

Sincere sympathies from the Lefebvre family.

My deepest sympathies to Pam's family on her passing. I have many memories of Pam and I growing up together in Briar Hill. I had not been back to the district in years and, coincidentally on the day of her passing, I drove past the houses we grew up in. Last summer we reconnected over the phone after many many years and it was great to chat.

Sincere sympathies from Caroline Lefebvre and the Lefebvre family.