Josh, Brandon, and Bobby,
I am so sorry for your loss! You are in my thoughts and prayers!

Pam was a wonderful, strong woman who was always willing to fight for what/who was right. She was honored as our 2014-15 Mental Health America ParentVOICE Volunteer of the Year.  Her three greatest strengths were dependability, eagerness, and passion.  She had a friendly, outgoing, engaging personality. She joined the 2013-14 Family Partner class and was a very committed volunteer and among the best trainees for the ParentVOICE (PV) Family Partner program.  When she was graduating as a Family Partner she wanted the graduation to be extra special, so she arranged for her fellow graduates to wear cap and gown! She was very dependable, attended all classes (giving over 100 hours in training), and asked for opportunities to volunteer and get more actively involved.  When she volunteered for an assignment, whether it was cleaning up, talking/sharing about PV, or supporting staff at groups/workshops, she was committed to doing it to the best of her ability and was very eager to do the task.  
She took her advocacy skills to the Mecklenburg System of Care Community Collaborative where she served as Secretary. She wanted to ensure that families and youth in Mecklenburg County received services and supports that were family-driven and youth-guided.

She will be missed! 

Brandon and Josh, she loved you unconditionally and will always be your guardian angel.


Pam You will be so dearly missed. You were always refreshing and fun to be around.  You always spoke your mind and didn’t care what other thought. You were a great planner and orginzer.  You loved your boys and you loved life. Beach trips and holidays will not be the same without your fun games and hardy  laugh.   You will be missed but never forgotten.  Love you!  Rest In Peace your new journey has begun.  

We met when you worked at JaniTech.  You were a very giving person and full of life.  You loved your boys and did anything for them.  Thanks for being a great friend and loving person to those around you.

Such sad news.  I was a childhood friend of Pam's mother, Velma.  I got to know Pam through the years when she visited here-Sacramento.  I first met Pam when she was just a few months old.  It is so sad she has had to leave us so soon.  

My sympathy to all Pam's family.  May you be comforted by many happy memories.

Mary Olbrich


Sending prayers and healing energy to Pam's family.  I had the pleasure of meeting Pam through working with her.   We have kept in touch over the years and she really was a person who enjoyed laughter and making things fun.   She was very talented, strong, and had incredible faith.   May you rest in peace knowing you were loved and will be missed.

Pam's whole family and all of her friends are in my prayers for peace and comfort. Pam and I were roommates in college  and friends ever since. She was always so much fun.  She was always so positive and upbeat no matter what was going on in her life. She did so much for me and scores of others over the years. She was a very generous and giving person. I will miss her very much. 

I am very sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in God's Word that promises the last enemy, death, will be brought to nothing (1 Cor. 15:26) and the hope of being reunited with those whom have fallen asleep. (John 5 :28,29) 

OBITUARY

Pamela Lee

December 18, 1960 – June 30, 2018

McEwen Funeral Service at Sharon Memorial Park

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