Name: Hardage-Giddens Oaklawn Chapel
Address: Jacksonville, FL

I'm sorry I won't be attending the service tomorrow as I would of loved to have met everyone. Know I will be there in spirit. Pam is my second cousin, her mom and dad my great aunt and uncle. I met Calvin only a few times and although I was very young, I remember him being really funny and kind.  I was close to Pam and her mom, who we fondly called Aunt Mutt. As a kid, we spent many Summer vacations in Treasure Island, Florida with the Meece sister clan, walking the beaches and swimming in the gulf. Later in my adult life, my mom, grandmother, aunt Mutt and Pam would rent a condo on the far side of Treasure Island. We'd spend the days basking in the sun and the late afternoons having rowdy happy hours on the patio-starting at 4pm sharp.  Don't be late. One thing the Meece clan taught me: age does not matter when it comes to having fun.  Rest in peace. The party takes place in heaven now.

When I was young our family would attend the Human Reunion in East TN. This was a reunion of my Grandfather’s brothers and sisters. There were very few young people and my sister and I were drawn to Pam. She was so pretty and cool and we felt grownup hanging out with her. Although we did not see her often she always kept in touch with my Dad and continued to reach out to us after his passing. Pam will be greatly missed. Go UT!

I grew up across the street from Pam, and have fond memories of our childhood together.   Pam was the smartest person I knew back then.   She always loved her Football games and had fun ribbing me when Tennessee would beat  h the Florida Gators.  She was always the life of the party and was a great conversationalist.   I know she enjoyed all of her travels with family  & friends.  She will be dearly missed.    Rest in Peace and know that you brought much joy to all of us that knew you.   Say Hi to Mutt & Calvin & my parents.  Until we meet again, Love Connie Haucke Sands, Jacksonville, FL.

I have known Pam for many years, starting when we both worked at Prudential. We often played bridge with friends, and had a great time as both of us learned from each other and the other players in our group. She threw the BEST holiday drop-ins! Her home was always decorated to the max, and the food was sublime. She loved her cats, and fostered at least one that was ill, making its last days pleasant and loving. My husband Phillip and I were Pam's "seat-mates" at Jaguars games for quite a few years, until we could no longer face those stairs to the nose-bleed section. She loved her Jags, and remained a season ticket holder for quite a while after we gave up our seats. I haven't seen Pam in a few years, but I will miss her greatly. She was a wonderful friend!

Pam was one of my first cousins on my father's  side of the family. We were only a few months apart in age. In our childhood, Pam lived with family in Jacksonville, FL while we lived in Somerset, KY (home place to Pam's mother Marcella, my aunt) In the summer, Pam's family made the trip to Kentucky to visit with all the large family. There would always be large family gatherings with a bounty of great food. Pam and I enjoyed being together and especially loved riding ponies or horses. Quite regularly our family would go to visit Pam's in Jacksonville and go to the beach everyday.  When Pam and I were older, we went to Knoxville to visit with Aunt Opal and her husband Bill. It was evident then that Pam was a huge UT fan. It seemed her whole wardrobe centered around orange and white.  In recent years we often discussed sports and got along well though I am a UK fan.  In this past year, two other cousins have passed. It seems our large family is quite small now just including my sister, another first cousin, and a few second or third cousins. We are grateful for Pam's friends who have cared for her and have enjoyed her wit and interests. 

Today, January 19th, I have just learned of the passing of a long-time and dear friend, Pam Human.  We first met in the 1960's as students working at NAS JAX.  Then,  in the 70's, we worked together at Prudential's Southcentral Home Office in Jacksonville.  I moved to Georgia and Pam moved to other states as her career progressed with Prudential.  Over the ensuing 30+ years, we kept in touch through cards, letters, phone calls and the occasional visit.  In 2007, I was fortunate to get a job in St. Augustine and renew my long enduring friendship with Pam, in person.  In 2020, having retired, I moved back to Georgia and momentarily lost touch with Pam.  Now, to  say that I am shocked and deeply saddened would be an understatement.  I can only hope to find an  adequate way to  honor our friendship and her memory.

OBITUARIO

Pamela Kay Human

27 septiembre, 1948 – 16 enero, 2021

Hardage-Giddens Oaklawn Chapel & Oaklawn Cemetery

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