Pamela Booth Memorial Services Fund

It is with a heavy heart we share that Pamela Booth suddenly passed away at the age of 62 on Tuesday, January 9th. Her untimely passing has created an indescribable void in the lives of countless family members and friends. Pam was the most wonderful, kind-hearted woman. She was compassionate. She was beautiful inside and out. She never met a stranger. Her smile lit up any room that she walked into. Her laughter was so contagious, you couldn’t help but laugh with her. She loved unconditionally. She could always be counted on to provide support and encouragement. After she lost her husband Ron suddenly, she found a new love, Jon while living in Portland several years later. She made the best of each and every single day. Jon, her children, and her grandchildren were her world. She loved crafting, and spending time in or around the water as much as she possibly could. We want to express our heartfelt appreciation for everyone who has reached out to express their condolences. Pam made an impact on the lives of everyone around her. She would be the first to help anyone in need, no questions asked. She was in no way ready to go, and although no one could have ever begun to imagine this unexpected loss, we have now all gained the most amazing guardian angel. To celebrate Pam in the most extraordinary way, we come to you and ask for your monetary help to pay for services. Please help support her family as they celebrate the most wonderful legacy that she is leaving behind. A memorial service will be held on Friday, 19 January at 4:16 p.m. at Mt. Scott Church of God. Her ashes will be laid to rest with Ron in California at a later date. Anything, no matter how small will help make this all possible. Pam would be beyond humbled at the kindness and generosity of her loved ones and friends. We thank you in advance for any donations that you are able to give. Whether big or small, you will have made a tremendous contribution.
Rest In Peace sweet Pam. You are forever in our hearts. Gone far too soon, but never ever forgotten.
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