Pamela Louise Triplett, 57, of Signal Mountain, Tennessee, passed away on August 3, 2026, after years of courageously fighting multiple chronic illnesses. She died at her home surrounded by the people who loved her most, including her husband, son, daughter-in-law, and granddaughter. Born on June 7, 1969, in Oneida Tennessee, Pamela lived a life shaped by devotion, faith, and a deep and steady love for her family.
Pamela was the daughter of Charles Mack Woodard and Margie Marie Crum. The life she built was centered on the people around her, and she carried herself with the kind of warmth that made others feel cared for in her presence. She was a loving and nurturing wife, mother, and grandmother, and those roles were not just titles to her, but the heart of who she was. She gave of herself freely and often, with a gentleness that was matched by a quiet strength.
Those who knew Pamela will remember her as kind, honest to the point of hilarity, and stubborn in the best way. She had a gift for looking after others, and she did it in a way that felt both sincere and effortless. Pamela believed that many of life’s troubles could be lessened with a good meal. She was deeply spiritual and followed the path of God, letting faith guide her through the joys and the hardships of life.
Family was the center of Pamela’s world. She was married to Paul Triplett, and together they shared the kind of bond that held steady through life’s many seasons. She was a beacon of love to her siblings Charles Woodard, Deborah McCullough and David Woodard. She was the mother of Gregory Green and Dakota (Olivia) Bryant, the stepmother of Joshua (Mary Francis) Triplett and Lucas (Julia) Triplett. Her grandchildren, Cheyenne Bryant, Cole Triplett, Audrey Triplett, and Nora Triplett, were among the greatest blessings in her life. Pamela prayed and wished to be able to raise a baby girl, and that prayer was answered in her granddaughter Cheyenne, to whom she became wholly devoted.
The last two years of Pamela’s life were marked by a remarkable fight. Even as illness took its toll, she poured every ounce of strength she had into being a beacon of light for her granddaughter. She used every bit of breath and power she had left to get home and see Cheyenne, and that determination spoke to the depth of her love. Her final days were a reflection of the life she lived: surrounded by family, grounded in love, and held close by those she cherished most.
Pamela also found joy in simple things. She loved watching true crime documentaries, being a cat mom, and embracing the role of grandmother with all her heart. These small parts of her life added to the fullness of who she was, a woman whose love was always readily available. Her memory will live on in the hearts of her family, in the comfort she gave so freely, and in the faith and devotion that carried her through her life.
She will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew her.
Visitation will be held at Little Prospect Memorial Grounds, 8347 GA-2, Dalton, GA 30721, approximately 1 mile southwest of the church on Prater Mill Rd, on August 10, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. A Graveside Service will follow at Little Prospect Memorial Grounds, 8347 GA-2, Dalton, GA 30721, approximately 1 mile southwest of the church on Prater Mill Rd, on August 10, 2026, beginning at 12:00 pm.
Arrangements are under the care of the North Chapel of Chattanooga Funeral Home, Crematory and Florist, 5401 Highway 153, Hixson. Please share your thoughts and memories at www.chattanooganorthchapel.com
**PLEASE NOTE that the cemetery (Little Prospect Memorial Grounds) is approximately 1 mile southwest of the church on Prater Mill Rd.
