Pam worked with me at 7-Eleven as my Assistant Manager (that is how we met). Every time I was transferred I brought Pam along to help. She was the best employee one could have.
She love Minaki lake and I wish I had seen it with her. She talked about it often.
I will miss her terribly. Every time I visited Winnipeg, I took her out to lunch at Salisbury House. We enjoyed that time together. Even seeing her just once or twice per year was a wonderful time together. We talked like we had over the years and never ran out of things to say. The lunch generally ran into a 2 hour+ chat about everything.
We started out as co workers but developed into a strong friendship. I hadn't seen her much since I left Winnipeg, but she was always the first person I looked up when visiting. Our conversations came easy and it seemed like we could always start where we left off.
Pam was a great mother to Amanda, and wife to Dan. Nothing really seemed to phase her, She took everything in stride. Amanda said she was impatient, but I never saw that. She was always the cool head while we worked at 7-Eleven.
58 Years is way to young to be saying goodbye, Pam.
Miss you already Pammy. Hugs and kisses to you in Heaven.
XOXO
Brian
2 comments:
Thank you for posting this Brian. I worked with Pam at Petro Canada for a number of years. She was a great person and fun to work with.
she was very special to me.
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