P call I was in the hospital when I got the news at your wife had passed away I'm sorry to hear the bad news and hope you get through it with the Christ Lord and wishing you the very best I've been there for you if I could you know I love you thank you Mike Stewart

Psalm 116:15

    Precious in the sight of the LORD
        is the death of his saints.



My mother in law… 

•Always prayed for me even when I came into this family at 19 and not a believer and truthfully kind of a mess. 

•Always treated me as if I mattered

•Came over at 4 am one Thanksgiving to teach me to cook a Thanksgiving meal… still one of my most favorite things to do every year. 

•Taught me how to cook in general

•Taught me how to bake the most amazing cookies that I still make every year

•Went on tons of adventures together 

•Always encouraged us to continue to grow and find our path the Lord has for us 

Spending time with her helped me to fall in love with gardening, dominos (she always kicked our butts) and more importantly, Jesus. When I gave my life over to the Lord. She was right there with me. What continued after were countless bible studies together, countless times serving, and more importantly we prayed… a lot. The majority of our relationship was based in prayer. She would call me all the time to pray for those she loved and I could always count on her for prayer as well. 

She was an amazing selfless godly woman who only wanted to serve the Lord in every ounce of her being.  I’ve learned a lot from her and I hope to one day be an amazing mother in law and grandmother like she was to all of us.

I will deeply miss her but so grateful to be able to truly say that she was faithful until death and has walked into glory. 

Death always brings deep sorrow, but as a Christian, it’s an answer to Jesus prayer to the Father...”that they will always be with Him.”

Pam was more than just the best neighbor, she was an amazing friend, she was family…. A mother and grandmother who loved her family unconditionally. She was very blessed to have such wonderful children and so many wonderful grandchildren to give that love back to her . She watched my big brother while I was being brought into the world almost 39 years ago. She gave me my first job as dog sitter for Nittany. She was the best part about going to the dentist :). She and my mom loved each other dearly and she showed us so much love when it was my mom’s time to pass on.  I will always be grateful for the love and compassion she showed to me and my family the entire time we were blessed to be neighbors. She had a gift of bringing a smile to your face and making everyone feel welcomed. She was truly a bright soul. I am also grateful to have had some time with her and Paul on my visits down from Wisconsin either stopping by the house or seeing her in the grocery store. I am sad for the time I have missed with her the last 15 years since moving away. I think of her and Paul often and her laugh will always be joyful memory. 
Paul, Jon, Jessica, Darrin, Chad, and to all of your families, I am so sorry for your tremendous loss. 
All My Love,
Lauren (Howell) LePoidevin

I knew Pam through her loving husband, Paul, who was my boss when I was a vice/narcotics detective with the Clearwater Police Department.  Paul and Pam were truly a couple who were in love and completely devoted to one another, and to their family.  I am terribly saddened to hear of Pam's passing.  I will be praying for Paul and for the entire Maser family.  Please accept my sincere and heartfelt condolences.

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Pamela Sue Maser

May 16, 1946 – April 15, 2025

Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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