Oh Victoria...  

We are so sorry to hear about your mom.  She loved her Saints so much and did so much to make sure any saint were not in a situation they couldn't be in.  

We hadn't heard from her for a long time due to Covid, and we had all lost touch with her in the saint world. 
 
Today we just heard a rumour and to our devastation but was true.

Her Saint friends knew how much she loved her family, and her three passions...her saints, her school kids and her art.  

She made so many behind the scenes impacts for the saints in rescue and the kids that had crappy homes, giving them a better quality of life.  ..and her art was one of a kind. 

Our belated condolences, 

Paul and Karen Bodeving


I was a W-L class of ‘66 class mate.  Pamela will be missed, she left this world too early.  My prayers and sympathies to her family.

I remember Pam from W-L, Class of 1966. Sympathy to her daughter, granddaughters, other family and friends.

I’ve known Pamela since 1965, when her family moved to Arlington, VA and she transferred to W-L High School from the American Community School in Beirut. She was then Pamela Rice, so her many friends from those years will remember her by that name. Her daughter, Victoria, has shared some memories of Pamela on this page that beautifully describe the remarkable, gifted and loving person that I remember. Pamela is gone much too soon but will be in our hearts forever.

Pamela Katz was a beloved mother, grandmother and friend. Pamela was an educator, advocate, producer, artist, dancer, horseback rider, animal lover and beautiful soul.  She lived a very full life, living and traveling abroad with her family when she was younger to the Middle East, Europe and Asia, later sharing cultures she was affected by, her holistic world view and culinary palate with her family and friends. She valued education, loved history (especially ancient and Greek history), and was a very talented artist. She was known for her sketches, watercolor and sculpture pieces.  She stayed interested in world affairs and appreciated good conversations about current affairs, history, art and anything nature-related.  

Pamela had a great sense of humor, humble, incredibly generous and was a support and confidant to many. Pamela passed her love of animals, nature, a kindness to others, a care for the community and an inclusive world view to her daughter and two granddaughters, whom she loved most dearly.  Her love for animals was reflected in her affection for St. Bernards and she was an avid supporter of various St Bernard Rescue organizations over the past 30 years. She loved to travel and take trips Washington, California and the coast with her friends and family as often as she could. She found so much joy and fulfillment in watching her granddaughters grow and learn. Her laughter, kindness, words of wisdom and peaceful presence continue on with them and all those she influenced. She will be missed dearly.

I knew Pam from high school at the American Community School in Beirut, Lebanon. She was smart and funny and very kind to me as well as being very beautiful.  We didn’t reconnect until Facebook, many years—decades—later. I will miss her very much. 

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Pamela Ferol Katz

27 février 1948 – 27 septembre 2021

Chapel of the Valley-L.B. Hall Funeral Home

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