Missing my friend of over 40 years. Met Pam "Pip" in Lancaster where she was such a great pharmacy tech. She was always cheerful, knowledgeable and helpful. As  Registered Nurse, and friend missed her smiles and witty comments when she left the field she no longer worked in. Onto the IRS, knowing they were getting an honest worker. Pam loved people. Had admirable work ethics, and loved her family. I'll be hanging ornaments on our tree this year, knowing we have a guardian angel looking over all of us. Rest in Peace my friend. Thinking you around your birthday.

I miss you, Pameee! Your calls and texts, your prayers, your faithfulness to give perfect Christmas ornaments (and ties for Dan!), your great neck and shoulder massages, your company and conversation whenever we could be together, still have all the prose you wrote in your beautiful handwriting! You were a blessing to our family! And very loved!  The Fausset family

You always thought of every one. The donuts and pastries you brought were delicious  treats at work. Know you always gave your best when you could. You kept going  even when times were tough for you. 
Thank you for all you gave to all of us!

I worked with Pamela for years. If our area was a train, Pip was our engineer! Thank you for keeping us on the tracks and sharing your wonderful sense of humor and patience. 

My favorite memories of and with my Auntie Pam were at Christmas as a kid and then continuing when I was an adult, where she would give my brother, sister, and I a Hallmark Christmas ornament to hang on our tree. Sometimes they had a similar theme, sometimes they reflected our individuality and what she thought we would enjoy, but it always made her smile when we opened them. They never fail to remind me of her and the good times we shared.  

I also remember her involvement in her church and the joy it brought her. As I get older, I understand better that joy and purpose as my wife and I go to church more often now than in the past. 

     Every year when we put up our Christmas tree, we enjoy decorating with memorable Christmas ornaments.   Many of those ornaments were given to us by Pam to help celebrate special moments in our family.   Pam was always so thoughtful of others and providing Christmas ornaments was one of the ways she demonstrated that.
     We have many fond and fun  memories of growing up in Lancaster on "The Farm" with the Pipkin and Schramm families.
      We grieve the loss of Cousin Pam but we are also comforted and can celebrate knowing that she is healed, pain-free and wrapped in God's loving arms in heaven.  
Pam is most definitely "home." 

Some of greatest memories of my aunt Pam involved sleepovers with pizza and games! Swimming in the pool! All of the beautiful ornaments that now hang from our tree! It was a joy introducing her to her new great nephews and great niece and see her light up watching them play! She will be greatly missed! We love you Auntie Pameeee

Pam will forever be remembered and loved by our family! Each Christmas she never missed giving us a meaningful, Christ-centered 
ornament. Dan has several beautiful seasonal ties that Pam picked out for him! She always put others ahead of herself, so caring and encouraging! And she gave the best shoulder massages! I have a folder full of handwritten spiritual prose that she wrote over the 35 years we knew her.  We became her "adopted parents" and will miss her! Our prayer warrior! Now praising her Savior face to face!

We miss Pam. We have many memories of chatting on the sidewalk, the driveways, our home and our car. Because of Pam, I know where the Butler IRS is, and I know I can’t get through the gate without her!
She gave us a beautiful  bride and groom Christmas ornament in 1999 when we’re were married, and every year after, including this year. She thoughtfully commemorated times in our lives with ornaments: our granddaughter’s visits (Wizard of Oz for her), and an owl for my mother, and another when she passed, lots of golf, and even a camping trailer.
One of my favorite songs is I Can Only Imagine.  Now you know, Pam!
Love you and your family, Sue and Bill Hedman.

I’m sure going to miss PIP bunches! A great co worker she was and honor to work in the same dept all these years ! I’m sure going to miss her saying she was onory as ever lol ! You will truly be missed ! 

Pip, no one had control of the control desk better than you :). I will always feel honored that you passed the reins to me when you retired. You were a legend at the Butler building, and I will always remember you fondly. Rest in heavenly pain- free peace ❤️

Pip, I'm going to miss you. I'm glad I was able to spend time with you before your passing.  We were supposed get together with all the girls and you got sick.  I enjoyed being your lead and helping you when I could. You had a better memory than me. You remembered everything.  If I couldn't remember someones name I would ask you and you knew. I will never forget you!!!!!!!

I met her at the IRS. She was very nice and witty. Sad to hear that she has passed. My condolences to her family.

I worked with her at the IRS. It was joy working with her. You will be missed.

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Pam and I were co workers for over 20 years. Even though I moved to different departments, we still worked within the same building. She always had a smile and would often surprise me with a candy bar, card, or quick email, just to let me know she was thinking of me. We both just retired and lost touch.  She was one of my favorites. My deepest sympathies to your family.  

OBITUARY

Pamela Pipkin "Pip"

Passed away on JANUARY 25, 2022

Boice Funeral Home

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