I knew Pammy best when she was a little girl.

She once told her Mother that Auntie Pam was beautiful. Her Mother named her after me I was so honored. That little sweetheart made me so very happy, for her to think that- she was three of four years old at the time. At that same visit, I lived in Massachusetts, she lived in Pennsylvania, Connie my niece and her (Pammy's Mother) called her new baby brother Charles Jazz-Bo as a nickname and Pammy piped up and said "I don't like that name!" here little girl voice was so cute and that remark struck us, her Grandmother (Joan my sister) Me, and Her Mother struck us all so funny and laughed.

Another visit to my summer cottage, I brought my jewelry box out of the bedroom and put it on the kitchen table Pammy said "can I see it" and I said "go ahead". She opened it and said "Oh my" her eyes were wide and so happy. I think then her love of jewelry and accessories started. She picked out what I should wear that day.

I wish I could see that beautiful, sweet girl, all grown up again. I loved her, and will forever.

Love,

Auntie Pam

Pam was my best friend,, we have had many laughs and many tears together, many up all night giggle sessions and long conversation, Pam had her battles as many of us do, but she would drop everything to help a friend no matter what she was going through she would take the time and help anyway she could., Our friendship can not be compared to any other, we became like sister's overnight, daily calls or texts when we were apart.my heart is forever broken where Pam's friendship was.She will be missed by many,including myself.

Heartfelt Condolences to the Johnson Family.....

Dear Connie, Charles, Brian and Catherine and other family members,

I was sadden to hear of Pam's death. My heart goes out to all of you with this heart breaking loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers

So sorry for your loss thoughts and prayers for all of you.