Pamela Sue Juncker

Pamela Sue Juncker peacefully went to join loved ones awaiting her arrival in heaven on November 2, 2025. She was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on April 5, 1955, to Rudy and Vera Stanich, and grew up alongside her brother, Randy Stanich. Pamela attended Northwest Classen High School, where she began a lifelong journey marked by love, adventure, and devotion to family. Pamela spent four memorable years living in Thailand, an experience that shaped her adventurous spirit. Upon returning to the United States, she met the love of her life, Eric Juncker, whom she married on November 5, 1979. Together they built a beautiful life and welcomed three children: Danika, Nikala, and Shane. A dedicated homemaker with a heart open to all, Pamela cared for many children in her home over the years. Her nurturing spirit extended far beyond her own family, leaving a lasting imprint on every child she welcomed. She later became a proud Mimi to eight grandchildren: Starla Juncker, AJ Perkins, Kayla Wall, Izzy Juncker, Laiden Juncker, Adeline Juncker, Nolan Perkins, and Paige Perkins. In 2020, Pamela was diagnosed with dementia. Despite the challenges that followed, she continued to bring light and joy to those around her. While living independently at Strawberry Fields in Mustang, she was known for her vibrant personality-always stylish, full of laughter, and ready to dance. Later, during her time at Warr Acres Nursing Facility, she was fondly remembered by staff and residents alike for her lively spirit and love of music. Her laughter and spontaneous dancing brought smiles to many. Pamela's final days were peaceful. Though dementia gradually quieted her once-boundless energy, her legacy of love, warmth, and joy endures in the hearts of all who knew her. She was preceded in death by her parents, Rudy and Vera Stanich, along with beloved aunts, uncles, and cousins who welcomed her home. She is survived by her brother Randy and wife Susie Stanich, and their children Kristina and Christopher; her daughter Danika Juncker of Yukon and her children; her daughter Nikala and husband Randy Perkins of Carnegie and their children; as well as her son Shane and wife Mary Juncker of Newcastle and their children. Pamela now dances freely once more. May her memory bring comfort, laughter, and peace to all who loved her. To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of PAMELA, please visit our floral store.