Chris...I am heartbroken for you and the children.  Although time and distance have separated us, I literally became dizzy with the rush of memories when I heard Pam's name this morning. She was such a part of my young life. We were one of those special families of the 50's and 60's when cousins grew up like brothers and sisters.  Hugs and prayers for you all.

To my Aunt Pam, rest in peace....you will be missed dearly. We had alot of fun times together. In particular I remember a fall day when she was up from Florida visiting my Grandmother. Gram had asked us to go pick up a Thanksgiving flower (fake) center piece at JC penney's (It was pretty). Gram and her sisters wanted to give it to my cousin for hosting Thanksgiving dinner. Well, we picked this arrangement up and decided to play a joke on Gram. We went to the Dollar store and picked up a bunch of ugly fall colored plastic flowers and a bright yellow vase. The arrangement we put together was God awful. We put a big JC Penney's bag over the top of it and took it home. We didn't give it to her right away. We left it on a table in another room, then sat and talked for about a 1/2 hour. When Gram couldn't contain herself, she went to go look at the purchase. We didn't go with her at first....all you could here was her say " Oh..." and then silence. So Pam went in there and said "Whats wrong Mom, isn't this what you wanted?" Gram stood silent for a few moments and then said, "Well that's CRAP!!!" Pam kept playing it off as "this is what you asked us to pick up". I couldn't keep it together. I was literally crying at the look on my grandmother's face. We let her off the hook and gave her the real center piece she wanted. She said she knew we were up to something. We laughed about that for along time. Now Pam and Gram and Gramps are all together now. I am sure the reunion was a festive one. I will miss you Aunt Pam.and know you are watching over us. Until we meet again...... love you! Get Mogi!

Pam and I were friends since we were 15. She was a lot of fun. I have countless memories especially her teaching me how to drive stick shift so many laughs. She never changed she was so real. I will love her forever. She was my best buddy !

Pam was always cheerful and full of laughter. Always smiling, She was a great friend and Mother and grandmother, She loved her Family and friends, We will always remember the good times we shared as there were many of them, May she rest in peace. We will miss her. I will always remember the fun filled times we spent with her Husband and Family. Can't get her off of my mind.

Pam always had a bright and cheerful smile.  We had many good times growing up as kids especially holiday times when we would all get together at Grandma's.  Pam will always be sweet in our memory  May she fine eternal Peace.

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Pamela Sue Fara

January 23, 1956 – February 8, 2015

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