Long ago but feels like only yesterday in the last 6 months of my Senior year in High School my parents moved to Akron, Ohio. All alone and not knowing anyone I ended up going to my Senior Prom with this beautiful lady. It was then that I knew I would be ok. Thank-you Pam for the memory that still last to this very day. You will be missed.
Pamela age 65 fell asleep in this life and awakened to her new life in Heaven on August 28, 2021. Pam was preceded in death by her much loved mother, Rose Pierce (who always loved me best), and beloved grandmother, Helen Feathers. She leaves behind her loving and devoted husband, Robert (Bob) Daerr who journeyed beside her through her courageous battle with ovarian cancer; her son, David Allen Bohm whom she loved more than life itself; step son, Brian Daerr (Mariah) that added bonus to her life; sister and loved friend, Sandra (Bernard) Garbec; sister, Joann Brown; her favorite and loved cousin, JoAnn Stringfield; her best sister-friend since junior high, Deborah Lantz; and three of the most caring friends a person could have, Dave Binkley, Terry Cline and Al Klesh. She also leaves her beloved animals, Maxine, Olivia, Myra and her special pug Miles. She enjoyed reading for the blind for WEYE Radio. She loved performing in several plays with the Stow Players. In keeping with her wishes, she will be cremated and there will be no services. If you would like to remember her in a special way she asked that you make a donation to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, The Ohio Pug Rescue, or any animal rescue of your choice.
Published by Akron Beacon Journal on Sep. 5, 2021.
Pamela age 65 fell asleep in this life and awakened to her new life in Heaven on August 28, 2021. Pam was preceded in death by her much loved mother, Rose Pierce (who always loved me best), and beloved grandmother, Helen Feathers. She leaves behind her loving and devoted husband, Robert (Bob) Daerr who journeyed beside her through her courageous battle with ovarian cancer; her son, David Allen Bohm whom she loved more than life itself; step son, Brian Daerr (Mariah) that added bonus to her life; sister and loved friend, Sandra (Bernard) Garbec; sister, Joann Brown; her favorite and loved cousin, JoAnn Stringfield; her best sister-friend since junior high, Deborah Lantz; and three of the most caring friends a person could have, Dave Binkley, Terry Cline and Al Klesh. She also leaves her beloved animals, Maxine, Olivia, Myra and her special pug Miles. She enjoyed reading for the blind for WEYE Radio. She loved performing in several plays with the Stow Players. In keeping with her wishes, she will be cremated and there will be no services. If you would like to remember her in a special way she asked that you make a donation to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, The Ohio Pug Rescue, or any animal rescue of your choice.
Published by Akron Beacon Journal on Sep. 5, 2021.
Long ago but feels like only yesterday in the last 6 months of my Senior year in High School my parents moved to Akron, Ohio. All alone and not knowing anyone I ended up going to my Senior Prom with this beautiful lady. It was then that I knew I would be ok. Thank-you Pam for the memory that still last to this very day. You will be missed.
Pamela age 65 fell asleep in this life and awakened to her new life in Heaven on August 28, 2021. Pam was preceded in death by her much loved mother, Rose Pierce (who always loved me best), and beloved grandmother, Helen Feathers. She leaves behind her loving and devoted husband, Robert (Bob) Daerr who journeyed beside her through her courageous battle with ovarian cancer; her son, David Allen Bohm whom she loved more than life itself; step son, Brian Daerr (Mariah) that added bonus to her life; sister and loved friend, Sandra (Bernard) Garbec; sister, Joann Brown; her favorite and loved cousin, JoAnn Stringfield; her best sister-friend since junior high, Deborah Lantz; and three of the most caring friends a person could have, Dave Binkley, Terry Cline and Al Klesh. She also leaves her beloved animals, Maxine, Olivia, Myra and her special pug Miles. She enjoyed reading for the blind for WEYE Radio. She loved performing in several plays with the Stow Players. In keeping with her wishes, she will be cremated and there will be no services. If you would like to remember her in a special way she asked that you make a donation to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, The Ohio Pug Rescue, or any animal rescue of your choice.
Published by Akron Beacon Journal on Sep. 5, 2021.
Pamela age 65 fell asleep in this life and awakened to her new life in Heaven on August 28, 2021. Pam was preceded in death by her much loved mother, Rose Pierce (who always loved me best), and beloved grandmother, Helen Feathers. She leaves behind her loving and devoted husband, Robert (Bob) Daerr who journeyed beside her through her courageous battle with ovarian cancer; her son, David Allen Bohm whom she loved more than life itself; step son, Brian Daerr (Mariah) that added bonus to her life; sister and loved friend, Sandra (Bernard) Garbec; sister, Joann Brown; her favorite and loved cousin, JoAnn Stringfield; her best sister-friend since junior high, Deborah Lantz; and three of the most caring friends a person could have, Dave Binkley, Terry Cline and Al Klesh. She also leaves her beloved animals, Maxine, Olivia, Myra and her special pug Miles. She enjoyed reading for the blind for WEYE Radio. She loved performing in several plays with the Stow Players. In keeping with her wishes, she will be cremated and there will be no services. If you would like to remember her in a special way she asked that you make a donation to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, The Ohio Pug Rescue, or any animal rescue of your choice.
Published by Akron Beacon Journal on Sep. 5, 2021.
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