Pamela Jean Clemons

In Redwood City, CA., April 24, 1958, the sun rose in the life of Pamela Jean (Olivera) Clemons, the third of three children born to Frank and Frances Olivera.

As Pam’s health continued to worsen her religious belief in the almighty God grew stronger and deeper. She sent back to her church family by her pastor who had visited her, the strong feelings of her faith and determination to hold on to the end. After 21 years of marriage, at approximately 5:05 p.m. Friday evening January 13, 2017 at the Kaiser Medical Facilities neuro ICU, with Ronnie and loved ones by her bedside, Pam was ushered into eternity when the Angel of Silence came to close her eyes and sealed her lips at the tender age of 58 years. Her soul winged its flight from the world of pain, sin and sorrow. Her God gave her the well-deserved passage on His luxury liner without a passport and no zip code needed into eternal rest. Pam earned her mansion promised to believers.

In her transition back home to be with the Lord Jesus Christ her Savior, she will be reunited with her father, Frank Olivera, her sister, Rosalie Reshatoff and her brother, Frank Olivera, III who all preceded her in death.

To Cherish Pam’s memories, she leaves behind Ronnie, a loving and devoted husband of 21 years, her mother, Frances A. Olivera, two daughters, Rebekah Howard and Roshelle Miller, (Wayne). Two step-daughters, Joslyn Clemons-Hatcher (Demontre’) and Tiffany Campbell. Four grand-children, Samuel & James Miller, Dion Smith, and Desiree’ Hatcher and a host of nieces, nephews and wide selection of friends.