The following messages of condolence and symbols
have been added in memory of Pamela.

A very lovely service for a truly lovely lady you will always be with us in spirit-- RIP My 2nd Mum

Our thoughts are with you all. Pam was such a lovely lady. We have placed rosemary on the old steps in memory of Pam and Peter.

My beautiful Pam, a dear second mum you became to me. Always there when I needed a shoulder.
Condolences to all family holding you in my heart and thoughts.
RIP my beautiful soul, love always.

RIP my beautiful lady, you will be missed forever.
love always Nicky

Sending love to all of Pam's family X
Interacting with Pam has been a highlight of working at Yallambee, She was always the brightest of sparks, always with a smile and laugh.
We had great fun especially serving her vegies and having her eat them! (1 each of a pea, carrot and potato piece;) )
I will miss her.
Rest in Peace Pam X

Condolences to All Pam's family and friends,we will all miss her presence at Yallambee and indeed in our lives,I will miss seeing her tearing around Mundaring on her gopher and see her enjoying the company of her friend Dallas at The Dome .Pam would lead the way on her machine while Dallas followed close behind. Never forgotten and always in our hearts❤️from all of us .

Aunty Pam, to me, was a person who welcomed me with open arms.
I remember her as being a very fun loving person.
Her family moved to W.A, Australia back in the early 1980's, so only got to see her twice more.
I spent a couple of nights at hers & Uncle Peters home in Northam, W.A, 1986, when I was travelling around Australia with Dad & co.
Then, by chance, circa 1999, while Aunty Pam was working for my (ex) Parents in-laws, in Kadina S.A, Aunty Pam recognised a photo of me with my children. Small world!
So on my visit with my children, to that state, later that year, we got to spend a lovely afternoon with her & Uncle Peter.
Sending hugs to all of her precious family 💞

My memories of Aunty Pam take me too Rotorua, with uncle Peter’s dogs out the back. I remember Putarau and spending time with you all at Haumoana.
Sorry about the spelling but life long memories of my extended whanau
Love Charlotte

No visit to the West was complete without a date with Pam. A wonderful lady who always seemed full of optimism and who found joy in what life offered her. My last memory of her waving as she drove her three wheeler into the distance..mauve hair..sporty sunnies...big smile is a treasured thing. Sending love to her girls and grandchildren.

To our Australian family,

sending you love and light from New Zealand with the loss of your mum, and our Aunty Pam. I remember her as a little fire cracker and my mum Thelma adored her. Although she lived all the way in Aussie, she was always talked about.
Much love,
Sophie