Marie Pamela Aliberti (Pam), 79 passed away on September 9, 2023, at the Gosnell Memorial Hospice House.
She was born in Portland, Maine to Joseph & Concetta Aliberti.
She spent her early years in Rumford, Maine, attending two years at Stephens High School where she was inducted into the National Honor Society. Her last two years she attended and graduated from Cape Elizabeth High School where she maintained her scholastic excellence. She continued her education at Saint Jospeh's College of Maine where she was named one of the outstanding women of America. She went on to teach school in Lewiston, ME and Brockton, MA. In 1967 she attended Boston University where she received her Master of Education degree.
Pam then moved to Madison, WI where she worked as the Assistant Dean of Women at the University of Wisconsin. Her next move was to California, while living there she was employed by Wells Fargo and Addison-Wesley Publishing Company. Pam then started her own business as a consultant with various Tech Companies in the Silicon Valley with one of her very first clients being Yahoo.com. After 35 years in California, she moved back to Maine to be closer to her family. Upon arriving back in Maine, she went back to her education roots and became a substitute teacher in the Greater Portland area and eventually landed an Educational Technician job with Scarborough School Department, she was never happier. She will be remembered as a fashion plate, a lover of arts, an accomplished knitter, and a voracious reader. She was a friend to all and never forgot a birthday, anniversary, or any other special occasion. She was an active member of the Saint Joseph's Alumni Board, class of '65.
She was born in Portland, Maine to Joseph & Concetta Aliberti.
She spent her early years in Rumford, Maine, attending two years at Stephens High School where she was inducted into the National Honor Society. Her last two years she attended and graduated from Cape Elizabeth High School where she maintained her scholastic excellence. She continued her education at Saint Jospeh's College of Maine where she was named one of the outstanding women of America. She went on to teach school in Lewiston, ME and Brockton, MA. In 1967 she attended Boston University where she received her Master of Education degree.
Pam then moved to Madison, WI where she worked as the Assistant Dean of Women at the University of Wisconsin. Her next move was to California, while living there she was employed by Wells Fargo and Addison-Wesley Publishing Company. Pam then started her own business as a consultant with various Tech Companies in the Silicon Valley with one of her very first clients being Yahoo.com. After 35 years in California, she moved back to Maine to be closer to her family. Upon arriving back in Maine, she went back to her education roots and became a substitute teacher in the Greater Portland area and eventually landed an Educational Technician job with Scarborough School Department, she was never happier. She will be remembered as a fashion plate, a lover of arts, an accomplished knitter, and a voracious reader. She was a friend to all and never forgot a birthday, anniversary, or any other special occasion. She was an active member of the Saint Joseph's Alumni Board, class of '65.
Marie Pamela Aliberti (Pam), 79 passed away on September 9, 2023, at the Gosnell Memorial Hospice House.
She was born in Portland, Maine to Joseph & Concetta Aliberti.
She spent her early years in Rumford, Maine, attending two years at Stephens High School where she was inducted into the National Honor Society. Her last two years she attended and graduated from Cape Elizabeth High School where she maintained her scholastic excellence. She continued her education at Saint Jospeh's College of Maine where she was named one of the outstanding women of America. She went on to teach school in Lewiston, ME and Brockton, MA. In 1967 she attended Boston University where she received her Master of Education degree.
Pam then moved to Madison, WI where she worked as the Assistant Dean of Women at the University of Wisconsin. Her next move was to California, while living there she was employed by Wells Fargo and Addison-Wesley Publishing Company. Pam then started her own business as a consultant with various Tech Companies in the Silicon Valley with one of her very first clients being Yahoo.com. After 35 years in California, she moved back to Maine to be closer to her family. Upon arriving back in Maine, she went back to her education roots and became a substitute teacher in the Greater Portland area and eventually landed an Educational Technician job with Scarborough School Department, she was never happier. She will be remembered as a fashion plate, a lover of arts, an accomplished knitter, and a voracious reader. She was a friend to all and never forgot a birthday, anniversary, or any other special occasion. She was an active member of the Saint Joseph's Alumni Board, class of '65.
She was born in Portland, Maine to Joseph & Concetta Aliberti.
She spent her early years in Rumford, Maine, attending two years at Stephens High School where she was inducted into the National Honor Society. Her last two years she attended and graduated from Cape Elizabeth High School where she maintained her scholastic excellence. She continued her education at Saint Jospeh's College of Maine where she was named one of the outstanding women of America. She went on to teach school in Lewiston, ME and Brockton, MA. In 1967 she attended Boston University where she received her Master of Education degree.
Pam then moved to Madison, WI where she worked as the Assistant Dean of Women at the University of Wisconsin. Her next move was to California, while living there she was employed by Wells Fargo and Addison-Wesley Publishing Company. Pam then started her own business as a consultant with various Tech Companies in the Silicon Valley with one of her very first clients being Yahoo.com. After 35 years in California, she moved back to Maine to be closer to her family. Upon arriving back in Maine, she went back to her education roots and became a substitute teacher in the Greater Portland area and eventually landed an Educational Technician job with Scarborough School Department, she was never happier. She will be remembered as a fashion plate, a lover of arts, an accomplished knitter, and a voracious reader. She was a friend to all and never forgot a birthday, anniversary, or any other special occasion. She was an active member of the Saint Joseph's Alumni Board, class of '65.
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