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Pamela E. Brown age 58 of Uniontown, passed away unexpectedly Friday, April 19, 2024. She was born January 6, 1966, in St. Mary's Ohio to William and Ann (Koester) Ernst. She graduated from Minster High School in 1984, attended Malone College and received her bachelor's degree in marketing from Coastal Carolina University. Pam was currently a Human Resource Specialist at Western Reserve in Cuyahoga Falls.
Pam's personality was contagious. She cared deeply for her kids and had such strong love for family and friends. She was so joyful, caring, and full of life. She loved the beach, running (she was a high school long jump state champion), and all animals, especially her fur-babies, Snooki and Tinsley.
In addition to her parents, she is survived by daughter, granddaughter and boyfriend, Sydney Brown (Shiloh Gardiner, Jason Gardiner); son and girlfriend, William Brown (Mary Gutbrod); sisters, Kelly (Rich) Kinninger, Sandra (Marc) Baker, Christine (Tom) Shetler; nieces and nephews, and ex-husband Blake Brown.
A Celebration of Life service will be Tuesday 2:00p.m. at First Christian Church 6900 Market Ave N., Canton, Ohio 44709 with Bradley Clark officiating. A reception will follow the service. Please, if you would like, bring a picture of a memory otherwise there will be a card box to write down your favorite memory with Pam. In lieu of flowers memorial donations are requested to her children and grandchild for future expenses dealing with Pam's estate.
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Debi Kasper
April 23, 2024
I met and worked with Pam in 1998, at Rehab Services, Inc. She was delightful in every way, focused obj her work family. Life threw her some curve balls but she always kept her sense of humor and dignity. We became good friends and I will miss her radiant smile and sweetness. She was one of the best parents I know and my heart aches for Sydney and Will. Keep your memories close and she will always be with you. Debi Kasper
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Tammy Morris (Heil)
April 21, 2024
There are no words that will be enough to take away the sting of Pam's passing. My heart breaks for her children, whom she adored, her loving parents, sisters and those closest to her. Pam was a beautiful woman who walked through this life like a beacon showing her internal beauty through her humble, quiet kindness that drew people close to her. She has left a legacy of love that she showered upon her children, parents, sisters and anyone who was blessed to have shared a bit of this life journey. She was a true leader in loving through kindness and care of the world around. Her love ripples through you all. I was blessed to have known her and shared time with her. She was model to emulate.
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