My daughter Pam would have been 47 tomorrow. Though she's been gone 5 1/2 years I miss her like it was yesterday.

Awwww, Barbo, I'm so sorry. Will you tell us a little about her please?

I remember ((Barb)) and I love you and little Ruby.

(((Barb))) Thinking of you there.

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Here is Pam., but she was soooo much more...

It's hard to describe her Twinkletoes because she was so much. The pictures Alffe posted tell a lot. She had an Associates degree in Illustration from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. She served in the Marine Corps for 4 years. She had a love of animals and was a generous contributor to the Human Society. She started working at Herman Miller furniture company building furniture and progressed to the point where she was supervising two shifts of employees in the warehouse. No telling how far she would have gone had not the MS cut off her ability to work at all. She had a marvelous sense of humor and a fierce loyalty for her family and friends. Though it still makes me sad to think of her missing, more and more I can appreciate the miracle that she was and be grateful that I had her for 41 years.

Thank you all for your kind and caring comments - they will help me through the day.

Barbo,

Sending you big hugs !!!

I feel your pain.

Pam is now in a better place

What an amazing ability to write! So descriptive and honest!

Writer, Marine, Illustrator, and a marvelous human being. What a special lady. I'm missing her too.

She was blessed to have such a wonderful family. I will be thinking of her lovely smile today and praying the Lord to sent comfort to your hearts, Barbo and Alffe.