I think of Pam often and wish she were still with us. She was not only my sister in-law but a friend. I miss her lots.

Time passes so quickly, it is hard to believe that it was 10 years ago you left to continue your journey
The memories of you are timeless
Every day, every where, there are subtle reminders of your essence
In Peace

I am looking through the window at the Nature Preserve where I met Pamela & Tom. It's a very nice memory to hold.

Yes, Pam continues strong in memory.

I miss you dear

Yes,Pam is still missed by those who knew her and those who had made her acquaintance.

Pam's memory is still alive and well. The sadness of so many who have suffered like her with cancer. I am seeing someone in a similar condition this weekend with only a short time to live, yet relatively young as Pam was. May Pam rest in peace and may her spirit be reborn in all of us.

Pamela MacKiernan,
In the Gaelic language Pam's last name is MacThighearnain (descendant of Tighearnan) which means "lord of a district". Pam, with her concerns for conservation epitomized the caring implied in the name which also could be interpreted as "caretaker of a district". She continues to live in our mind as a caring and loving person.

There is a video of Pam on the internet web site:
http://www.wabi.tv/news/5244/living-with-cancer-pt-2
this video cannot be downloaded so it can only be viewed at this web site. It is the only video of Pam which I am aware of.

My heart goes out to Pam & the memory of Pam & those who so miss her presence on this her 60th. Ta muid mhuintir an mharbhanaigh.

I feel I've known Pam for a long time yet only met her once at a nature preserve. Pam, by coincidence, lived in Levitown, PA which I visited a number of times when my cousins lived there. We also shared a background in Philadelphia. Pam is a person I wished to have known better.