Pamela Jean Lyons

On the Lord's Day, March 1st, 2026, Pam stepped into eternity in the arms of her Lord and Savior peacefully. She has lived in Winter Haven, Florida most of her life and was raised by her parents, Rosemary and Jerry Daniel's, alongside her two siblings- Stephanie Schnackenberg and Paul Daniels. Pam was just shy of 58 years young when God decided to call her home. Her and her husband Charlie have been married 38 years, coming up on 39 in July. Charlie is the love of her life and the love and devotion they share is unmatched. Pam had two children who were her life until those two children got married and had babies of their own… then those 4 babies became her pride and joy. Pam is the best Nini and each of her grandchildren, Ezra (6), Brinley (4), Jolie (1.5), Raelee (1) absolutely adore her. She spent most of her life as a home maker, raising her children, volunteering at their schools and never missing any event in their life. Once her children got married, she started working at Publix and then later Midflorida. She enjoyed her job at Midflorida and loved each of her coworkers dearly. In October of 2024, Pam was diagnosed with Stage 4b Endometrial Cancer and alongside her family and her Lord and Savior, went through rigorous chemotherapy treatments and radiation and in May of 2025 had her last chemo treatment. In June of 2025 she went to get her PET Scan to find that the stage 4b cancer was GONE and she was cancer free. Her God had performed a miracle on her and Pam along with her family were beyond grateful and will carry that miracle with them for ages to come. She enjoyed a few short months with no cancer until October of 2025 when she was diagnosed with two metastatic brain lesions. She fought hard and underwent more treatment, and two very extended hospital stays. With her caring husband and children by her side, she never gave up. On the morning of March 1st, she received another miracle, another full healing, this one being the ultimate healing by the Great Physician. She rang a bell like no other chemo bell has ever been rung… she had finished the race. God called her home.

Though our families hurt with a hurt that hits us deep in our core because of how huge of a part Pam played in our lives, we rejoice because we know without a doubt where Pam is, with her Jesus… healed and whole.

Pam was a woman of Faith, Grace and strength. She was genuine, selfless and caring like no other person you'd ever meet. She loved deep, and unconditionally. She will be deeply missed, but because of the hope we have in Jesus, we will see her again.