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1946
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2025
Pamela Rising Obituary
March 28, 1946 - January 14, 2025
You are missed by all the lives you have touched over the years. Pamela Rising is dearly loved and remembered by her sister Elaine Tobriner, Stepchildren: Scott Rising, Janelle Rising, and Julz Bartman, Grandchildren: Katrina Rising, Amber Rising, Shannon Fisher, Juliana Gonzalez, Sandra McCreary, Samuel Diaz, Richard Bartman, Joshua Bartman, Eight great-grandchildren and an endless list of friends.
Pam and her husband, Robert Richardson Rising, were together for 44 years. Pamela's love for life was infectious. She adored her family, friends, cats, coffee and chocolate, music, work, and all the joys life had to offer. We would not be who we are today without their infinite love and support. Pamela took her role as stepmother to heart. She provided for all of us in our time of need. She and Robert made sure we never went without a Christmas or birthday. Pamela and Robert's selflessness knew no bounds. They were the epitome of giving and kindness. Their love for God was expressed through their ministry, song, music, paintings, and involvement in food shelters and jail ministries. There are not enough words to describe your and Robert's impact on countless people throughout the years. LOVING YOU TO THE CORE! Your daughter, Julz Bartman.
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Speedy & Juliana
June 14, 2025
Words cannot express how dearly loved Grandma Pam was, and continues to be, in our hearts. A lovely, caring, kind and beautiful mother to us all. She will be missed dearly.
Julz Bartan
June 13, 2025
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