Pamela Jean Lowden-Johnson

Pamela Jean Lowden-Johnson passed away September 20, 2013 at age 62. She is preceded in death by Willis James Lowden, son, Christopher Magliochetti, father, Armand Magliochetti and sister, Patricia Anzellotti. She is survived by her husband, Donald Johnson; mother, Mary Magliochetti; daughter, Tanya Hutfless and husband Mark Hutfless; son, Monty Lowden and wife Summer Lowden; sisters, Brenda Pellgrino and husband Tony Pellgrino, Beverly Mcalum; grandchildren, Michael Magliochetti, Giorgio Magliochetti, Monty Lowden, Megan Magliochetti, Mark Hutfless, Nathan Magliochetti, William Lowden, Madeline Magliochetti, Mary Lowden; great-granddaughter, Kristie Selman; lifelong friends, Cinder Butcher and Pam Jordan and many nieces and nephews she loved whole heartedly.

Pamela was a very giving and compassionate woman. She was a true liver of life and had an open heart welcome to all in need. Pamela spent the majority of her life helping others. She worked in the medical field as an office manager for over 20 years and upon retirement continued her giving nature for a service for the debilitated and elderly. Pamela cared for those who had no one. Nothing defines Pam more than her selfless nature and compassion for those afflicted in health, both physically and spiritually.

Pam enjoyed her life of giving as well as her love for youth. Fascinated by the playfulness of Betty Boop and Shirley Temple. She traveled the world with her deceased husband, Willis James Lowden, and current husband Donnie Johnson. Adventuring across the globe, and traversing across the country on a motorcycle to great destinations. She was an adventurer and lover of life. Only matched by her love her love for family. She loved all her family, was always there to pick up those who have fallen, strayed, or hurt.

May we always remember to love life and that our lives are ours to live. It is her legacy of putting others first and herself second that will forever be remembered in the hearts of those she has touched.

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