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Originally Posted by Addy
I can't even imagine how sad you feel without her dear Barb
I'd love to know her through your words should you feel you can share here with us... 
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Pam was talented, intuitive, kind, generous and so much more. She loved animals and had 4 cats and a dog. She owned her own house and took great joy in decorating it. I remember she painted the old hardwood floor in the dining room - it was a beautiful flower design. I often wonder what the new owners did with it - whether they loved it or hated it. Pam was diagnosed with MS in 1997. She had a very responsible job at Herman Miller in Holland. She worked as long as she could then retired. She had to stop driving then started using a wheelchaair. She was still active on her computer. She had a website visited by a myriad of interesting people. In 2001 we decided that it would be better if she not live alone. I took early retirement and moved from South Bend to her house in Holland. I was with her for two years until she passed away in 2003. I am so glad I had that time with her.