In Loving Memory of Pam Kaskeski
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This past Labor Day weekend, our family suffered a very unexpected loss. Our Aunt Pam Kaskeski passed away very unexpectedly.
Let us just take a minute to explain to you what family means to the Knoxes and Kaskeskis.
"Family" does not mean blood in this crazy family. The "family" bond is deeper than that. We take care of eachother, we are there for eachother, and above all we love eachother more than anything in this world.
We all grew up at our Aunt Pam's house every single weekend at her pool. It was the one house that we knew we could just show up and we would be welcomed with open arms and greeted with more love than you could possibly imagine. Not only was it our safe place, but also a place where we knew we could find family at any given time.
About 7 years ago, my Uncle Dave became very sick and unfortunately passed away. Gone but never forgotten, my Aunt Pam did everything she could for her girls, Loren and Leah.
Now, if you dont believe in soulmates or love, you would have after seeing my Aunt Pam and Uncle Dave (I know they changed my view on love). They had more love for eachother than one would only hope to find at some point in their lifetime.
With my Aunt Pam's passing the one glimmer of hope that we have is that she is finally home with our Uncle Dave.
However, with this tradegy our cousins have been left without both of their parents. They have amazing support, but, as expected with any loss in a family, there are a lot of expenses that are incurred that no 23 and 25 year old should have to think about.
Any donation made to our Aunt Pam's memorial will go directly to Loren, her husband Christopher, and her youngest daughter, Leah.
Anything can help. If you cannot make a donation, please share this and get the word out about our amazing family whom we admire each day for being so strong!
Thank you so very much!
Amanda and Carly Knox
Let us just take a minute to explain to you what family means to the Knoxes and Kaskeskis.
"Family" does not mean blood in this crazy family. The "family" bond is deeper than that. We take care of eachother, we are there for eachother, and above all we love eachother more than anything in this world.
We all grew up at our Aunt Pam's house every single weekend at her pool. It was the one house that we knew we could just show up and we would be welcomed with open arms and greeted with more love than you could possibly imagine. Not only was it our safe place, but also a place where we knew we could find family at any given time.
About 7 years ago, my Uncle Dave became very sick and unfortunately passed away. Gone but never forgotten, my Aunt Pam did everything she could for her girls, Loren and Leah.
Now, if you dont believe in soulmates or love, you would have after seeing my Aunt Pam and Uncle Dave (I know they changed my view on love). They had more love for eachother than one would only hope to find at some point in their lifetime.
With my Aunt Pam's passing the one glimmer of hope that we have is that she is finally home with our Uncle Dave.
However, with this tradegy our cousins have been left without both of their parents. They have amazing support, but, as expected with any loss in a family, there are a lot of expenses that are incurred that no 23 and 25 year old should have to think about.
Any donation made to our Aunt Pam's memorial will go directly to Loren, her husband Christopher, and her youngest daughter, Leah.
Anything can help. If you cannot make a donation, please share this and get the word out about our amazing family whom we admire each day for being so strong!
Thank you so very much!
Amanda and Carly Knox
Organizer
Jacqueline Knox
Organizer
Magnolia, DE
