Pamela June Tramontano
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Pamela was born July 30, 1959. She was a loving wife, devoted daughter, sister and friend. Pam was a kind, gentle, passionate soul whose smile lit up the room everywhere she went. Pam graduated in 1976 from Foran High School in Milford. She was then employed by the Wallingford Post Office for 35 years where she met her husband, Arthur Tramontano. They were married in 1988 and were inseparable ever after.
She retired in 2015 from the Postal Processing Plant in Wallingford. Pam was actively involved with the VFW, Elks, and The Loyal Order of Moose Lodges, all in Wallingford. She was also an animal lover and rescued many dogs over her lifetime. Pam also enjoyed traveling and was an avid book reader.
Pam is predeceased by her parents, Clifford and Martha Nitchke and sister Karen Tritto. Pamela leaves behind to cherish her memory, a loving husband Arthur Tramontano, a sister Holly Nitchke-Ellison and husband Stephen, stepson Jesse Tramontano, nephews Scott and Cindy Mason, Marc and Dawn Mason, and niece Brittany and Keith Fitzgerald among many other great nieces and nephews who she adored.
Burial services will be at 11 am on Tuesday, July 30th at Center Street Cemetery, 1 Center St, Wallingford, CT, followed by a celebration of life at the Wallingford VFW, 23 Prince St, Wallingford, CT.
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Carol McGuigan
August 30, 2024
Carol, retired dietitian from MidState Medical Center. Over the years I personally had the opportunity to meet Pam as a fragile patient and most importantly, a brave fighter. On my last day working at MSMC, I stopped by to see Pam and her supportive spouse, Art. I spent extra time with them that day. Pam talked about how she loved to create her art work, a side of her I then discovered. I told Pam that I loved art as well. I remember Art saying "I love Art too!" we all smiled and laughed. Thank you for this time for me to share my story and express how disheartened I was to hear of Pam´s passing, God bless Pam and family. Carol, RD
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Maggie Maloney
July 24, 2024
I am very sorry that Pam has left this earth way before her time. I am also sorry so many years have gone by and we did not reconnect. I cherish my many days,as a teenage, spent at the Nitchke home. Pam's parents welcomed all the kids, we could always count on the best iced tea in Milford in a beautiful glass pitcher with lemon. Her dad would always pat my head and call me Micky because their Irish Setter and I had the same hair color!! Most importantly Pam gave me unconditional love and friendship during the very confusing years in High School. We have people who come into our lives for a season not necessarily a lifetime and I am grateful for her kindness during the season of Christopher Robin and Sly and the Family Sone!!
Steve Boughton
July 8, 2024
Art, I am very sorry that Pam has passed away. You 2 were truly meant for each other. You were the best of friends. I have good memories of Pam from work and from the union struggles we shared. My life was better knowing both of you. My condolences to you and your family. God bless.
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