Pamela Phillips

Death date: May 2, 2010

Pamela Phillips, age 65 of Houston, passed away on May 2, 2010. She is preceded in death by her parents, Thomas Calvin & Lorene (Killough) Williams. She is survived by her daughters, Cody Sanderlin & her husband Adrian; Kendall Th Read Obituary

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Carol Talley

809w ago

Pam was just absolutely one of the coolest people I have ever met. When she was taking her massage therapy course she need some guinea pigs and I was chosen to be one of those fortunates on whom she learned. After she became certified we would trade a massage for me giving Kendall a voice lesson; but better than that were the visits we would have before and after.
She certainly had a lot of wisdom and more than once she imparted some of that to me, always just what I needed to hear for the moment.
She had a funny little dog at that time and she would whisper to me, “We don’t let him know he’s a poodle.” Patience and Prudence I think were the names of the dog and cat. I just always enjoyed her so much and will miss her and her wonderful laugh.
Kendall and Cody, may God comfort you in your loss with beautiful memories and in knowing that she is safe in His arms because of her faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. What glorious blessings she now has in heavenly places.
In Him,
Carol Talley

Mary Lou Gossett

811w ago

I have known Pam for many years and although we were not close friends, I shall never forget her pleasing and outgoing personality. She always enjoyed life and made it so pleasent for everyone she was around. She loved and was so proud of Cody and Kemball and I pray for all of your dear family at this time. She is now with our Saviour, Jesus Christ, whom she trusted and loved. In HIS grip and grace…..Mary Lou Gossett (Marsha Eckermann’s Aunt

Jeff Law

811w ago

I will miss the ole gal very much. While we didn’t see each other much the past 10 yrs, we tried to set up times to do so every quarter. We had been buds since the mid 80s and shared a million laughs since then. Pam was an inspiration indeed and I will miss her bawdy sense of humor that titillated us both into hysterics. Drama after drama, time and again.
Despite her own health issues, she didn’t complain. Miraculous. I am glad we finally got together not long ago and shared laughter a few more hours.
There was something in her voice the last time we planned a date, when we normally would cancel our arrangments as we kept doing, that informed me to set the date in concrete this last time.
I am so glad we both found time. Who knew it was ending?

I can’t wait to see her again someday, and we can laugh hard and long at ourselves once again, without Fred in the room.
I love you Pam very much. Thank you for a rare and fulfilling friendship of pure unconditional love .

Bob And Cynthia Nelson

812w ago

Pam was special from the first time I heard her voice on the phone. She was always full of joy and caring and brightened my day. This old world is less bright without Pam.

Our tenderest condolences to her family and friends.

Bob And Cynthia Nelson

812w ago

Pam was special from the first time I heard her voice on the phone. She was full of joy and consideration. This old world has a big hole in it and is less bright without her.

Our tenderest condolences go to her family and friends.

Barbara Clinkscales

813w ago

Our family knew Pamela thru John Payne. She was always a joy to talk to and so full of love and laughter. She made you feel special and you could tell how much she loved life. I know that she touched so many lives and that each of you have so many precious memories of the special times that you shared. Treasure them and let our Lord and Savior comfort you during this time.
We send our love and prayers.
The Clinkscales and The Gourlay Family

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