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" Pamela Dwyer " |
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D.O.B: |
11/16/1958 |
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D.O.D |
08/26/2023 |
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Country From: |
Jamaica |
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Manchester |
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Place of Death |
Long Island, New York
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The funeral service for the late Pamela Dwyer is on Saturday September 9th 2023, at David Williams Funeral Service.
Viewing: 1:00pm -2:00pm
Service:2:00pm
The burial for the late Pamela Dwyer will be at the Dwyer Family Cemetery, Jamaica, West Indies.
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Special Info |
Pamela Delores Dwyer, a beloved Daughter, Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother, Sister, Friend, a vibrant soul who touched the hearts of many, passed away on August 25, 2023, at the age of 64. Born on November 16, 1958, in Jamaica where she spent most of her life before relocating to the United States in 2017. Miss Pam/Aunty Pam as she was fondly called embarked on a journey filled with love, compassion, and a zest for life that inspired all who were fortunate enough to know her.
Pamela’s attended Mile Gully primary, Spanish Town All-age, Dells Cosmology School of Beauty and Heart Academy Training Center. Her journey through life was marked by her pursuit of knowledge and a diverse range of careers. She excelled as a Domestic worker, Cosmetologist, Homemaker, Interior Decorator, and Home Health Aide. Her versatility and dedication to her work were a testament to her determination and unwavering commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of others.
In matters of the heart, Pamela was deeply cherished by her spouse, Romeo and her children, Marvalyn, Dwight, Sharlene, Jovane as well as her bonus children: Oneil, Nadine, Tanisha, Ann-Marie, and Raschell. Extra bonus children: Tim, Natalie, Jody and Marla. Her love and support were boundless, and her family held a special place in her heart.
Pamela's journey led her from Jamaica to the United States, where she settled in the Bronx. She earned certification as a Home Health Aide, and her compassion extended far beyond her professional duties. Many of the elderly individuals she cared for became lifelong friends. One poignant memory is of a conversation with a former client who asked if they would still see her after she left the agency. Pamela's response, filled with warmth, was, "I am leaving the agency, not you, I will still visit you." Their enduring friendship was a testament to Pamela's caring nature.
Pamela's passions were as diverse as her talents. She was a culinary artist, known for her delicious cooking that brought family and friends together. In Jamaica, she fed many, often dishing out meals for up to 21 people on any given night with a family household of 9. Her laughter and humor were infectious, and she promised to keep telling jokes until the very end. She loved playing games, trying her luck with numbers. She loved life and enjoyed it, she was constantly making exciting travel plans for excursions. If there was a trip Miss Pam would be inviting her friends out. All her friendships span over 3 decades, some going as far back as her childhood days. As a bona fide fashionista, she enjoyed dressing up and took pride in her appearance.
Pamela's memory will forever be cherished by her surviving family members, including her mother, Alice Williams, and her siblings: Sonya, Junie, Avil, Lorraine, Sandra, Marcia, Heather, Noel, Lloyd, Grantly, and Junior. She leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, and warmth, with 22 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren who will carry her spirit forward.
Pamela Delores Dwyer's life was a celebration of love, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to family and friends. She will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her, and her memory will continue to shine brightly in our hearts.
May her soul rest in eternal peace, and may her laughter and love live on in our hearts forever.
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