Monday, September 8, 2025
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I had the privilege of visiting Pam in the hospital shortly before she passed. Even then, her warmth and grace filled the room. Pam had a calm, sincere presence—never demanding, always appreciative. She spoke with kindness and clarity, and despite her circumstances, she remained more concerned about others than herself.
Pam's decision to entrust me with representing her estate was deeply humbling, and I carry that responsibility with respect and gratitude. It was a final act of trust from someone whose independence, generosity, and quiet strength touched many lives—including mine.
She lived her life with integrity, creativity, and deep spirituality. Her work at CU-Denver, her involvement in Congregation B’nai Torah, and her thoughtful approach to life all reflected her values. Pam was someone who didn’t just pass through the world—she made it better, softer, more beautiful.
She will be missed, but I feel fortunate to have known her—and honored to carry out her wishes.
