Gone but not forgotten Pam! You will always be remembered! 

Pam was such a fierce lady.  She put her heart into everything she did.   I’ll miss having lunch with her and getting her advice on life.  

I had a great working relationship with Pam for many years, loved her no nonsense attitude and her charm not to mention her cakes  she would bring us. She also made my sons wedding cake. gone but not forgotten.  Rest in peace Pam.

My heart breaks. We just visited last August she brought me my peach cobbler she has made for me since I first met her at SSP  over 30 years ago if my math is right. We were to meet for her birthday in February. She was a very hard worker but outside of work you really new her goodness . We had many long talks and laughs together. She would bring her tiny dog over don’t think it weighed a pound it would box my hundred pound dog in the nose.  I am happy she made her trip to Israel, she really enjoyed it
She never did talk me into doing yoga with her.
My dear friend you will be missed

Pam was a awesome person loved her cakes and a hard working lady. I worked in the inspection department so really didn't inact that much but if she was in the plant we would talk. She will be missed 

The first time I met Pam, she did not introduce herself. She simply told me that I needed to learn specifications before I began to train with her. I think back at that day and I smile because I had no idea what I was in for. Training with her made a drill sergeant seem like a puppy dog. Anyone that knew her would agree. She was tough and did not suffer fools gladly. Everything I know I owe to her, though. I have notebooks and notebooks filled with information she shared. I have yet to meet someone as knowledgeable as she was, and I doubt I ever will. 
My favorite memory of her is when I told her about a problem I had and she told me not to worry, she would be there to help me if ever I needed it. So even though she was tough on me, I have no doubt she had a good heart. She was definitely one of a kind and she will be missed.


I was very fortunate and lucky to work with five engineers starting in our industry and Pam was one of the best. 
I would rebel and purposely not change something she caught and get smacked the next day. Stupid me for thinking she wouldn't follow up.
One of the first things she asked when I started at SSP was when is my birthday, two weeks later I had a birthday cake. I got five more cakes after that first one.
Pam walked with me all the way to the front lobby on my last day and asked for a hug and said "You'll do great now get out of here."
I owe her a great deal, she will be missed.

My Wife Bibi and I worked with Pam for over 30 years. She was a very dedicated hard worker that gave her all.  She’s seen me marry, have children, and then grandchildren, and has made a couple cakes in that time as well.   She was a great friend and will be missed.

Pam and I were colleagues at Senior SSP. I knew she could bake well enough to wonder what kept her at Senior instead of venturing out to start her own catering service or bakery. Other than that, I worked with her infrequently. When I did, man. If you didn't have the planning steps or interpret the planning steps correctly, she would let you know. One Friday afternoon, I'm leaving work and I see Pam standing by her car and keys are locked inside. I offer her a ride home to grab a spare key. She provides navigation and I think we're headed to my house. Turns out, she lived less than a 1/2 mile from me. We're neighbors! Some where about there, we find common ground and start on as many topics of discussion as two people could fit in a car ride from Glendale to Burbank. We found out we were both normal. Pam, I'll always remember you for your dedication and passion for your work at Senior SSP. You saw a LOT of changes during your time there. Of course, I'll remember your cakes and the management stampede when word got out that you brought one in. But most importantly, I'll remember our trip to get your keys and how much more I got to know and appreciate you. You are missed.

Pam was my first mentor as an Engineer and she became a great friend.
I don't know how but she put up with me and my constant questioning.
I'll miss her and wish we got to spend more time with you.
I'm thankful for all the cakes over the years especially when you personally delivered all the way out here in the Boonies of Rancho Cucamonga.
We love you and miss you Pam.
Godspeed.


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Pamela Jean Hreha

17 février 1945 – 26 janvier 2020

Glendale Funeral Home

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