Pamela Read Obituary
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She was known for her big loving heart, her love for all animals, her love for art, as she would become an artist, creating beautiful drawings. In her extraordinary love for family, she learned & loved to cook, preparing delicious dishes, scrumptious baked goodies. Additionally, she learned to knit, creating beautiful warm sweaters & blankets, all made from her warm big loving heart.
She had a gorgeous smile that would brighten any room. That bright smile & loving heart captured the heart & soul of Mr. Scot Read, with a loving marriage for thirty-one years.
She also had a special place for butterflies for their bold beautiful colors, elegance, & graceful dance.
All fitting to GOD's beauty within her.
On May 7th, 2024, God whispered to HIS angel, Mrs. Read to come receive her lovely butterfly wings, & gracefully dance in heaven.
Mrs. Read leaves Mr. Scot Read (Husband), Mrs. Marion Arlene Mendenhall (Mother), Mrs. Kimberlie Schmid (Sister), Mr. James Mendenhall (Brother), Mr. Thomas Mendenhall (Brother), a host of family & friends to cherish in the love & laughter shared.
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