Pamela Freeman

I remember going over to Uncle William and Aunt Faye´s house with my parents while they played cards. Us kids would all play together. I called her Pammy because she was so little. She was such a cutie. I loved my little cousin.

May God's promise found in John 6:40, of the hope to see our loved ones again, comfort your heart and give you peace, strength, and hope in the days ahead.

I remember all the times of sitting and chatting with her and Steve at the cafe/lodge in happy Jack. One of the sweetest ladies , will miss her

I have so many memories with Pam. She was my very best friend in high school and we shared many firsts. She called me Ding and I called her Dong. We went to Friday night football games, dances afterward, read Harlequin romance novels, planned to runaway together when we were old enough to drive [we didn't of course], she traveled to Santa Barbara with us to see my grandparents, sang songs with the radio in her family room. So many good times. She was the perfect mix of sweet and a little bit naughty. I will never forget her. My condolences to all of her loved ones. RIP my dear friend. I love you always. -Paula

I´ve known Pam since freshman year of high school. We were always very close and did everything together. She had such a sweet soul and always knew she wanted to be a mom. I will miss her sweet smile and her love for her children.

We are sorry for the loss of your sister. Our sisters are special in our lives and hope in time you all heal as you go through this tough time. Prayers to you and all your family and friends who loved her. Brenda and Barbara.