Pamela Quattlebaum Obituary

Just the other day I was telling someone about Pam. When we were in high school
she taught me how to dance and her Dad would pick me up on Saturday nights and take Pam and me to a local TV station (Charleston's version of American Bandstand) to dance on TV with other couples. At times she would sing in my ear along with the female vocalist, and had a magnificent voice. Her smile lit up a room and I miss her greatly.

Pam's father used to take us to the TV station on Saturday evenings to dance on Charleston's version of American Bandstand. We warned people to give us plenty of clearance as Pam would twirl a wide path and occasionally other teens got knocked over. She had a golden voice and would sing to me as we danced. Her smile was her trademark and I will forever be grateful to have been her friend during our high school days.

I am so sorry for your loss. Pam and I were dance partners during our high school years --wonderful memories. She was loved by all who knew her.

Pam and I were good friends and dance partners during high school when I went to Porter Military Academy. I remember when she stopped me in the midst of a shag dance and told me I didn't know how to dance -- from then on she and another friend from Grace Church, Barney Thompson, taught me how to dance. Her Dad would drive us to Channel 5 on the weekends to dance on their version of Bandstand. She would sing while we danced --beautiful voice.
we would clear the dance floor -- she would knock people over if they didn't get out of our way. I took her to our ring hop at PMA. Have a couple of beautiful pictures of her. I just learned of her death -- I am so sorry for your loss -- she was an angel.

Dear Mac and family,
I just found out today (April 7) through Cille that Pamela died recently. I would have been there if I had known of her death. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We send our deepest sympathy. Love and prayers, Dick and Gale Dixon

To a wonderful woman that I dearly loved, my aunt and god mother. She was like an older sister to me and I will surely miss her smile and laughter. I will never forget all the days I spent with her while I was growing up. She was a fantastic role model to me and always will be.

Our thoughts are with our friends in your time of loss. Best to all, Chad & Paula Murdock and family.

Susan, I was so sorry to read of Pamela's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this time. I admired her courage and joy of life.

Susan, I am so sorry your beautiful sister has passed away. She was such a pleasant, caring person. Condolences to all who knew and loved her.

So sorry to hear about the death of Pam. Bob and I were close friends with Pam's sister, Susan and husband, Lonnie. Special prayers and condolences going out to the whole family.

Family Quattlebaum:

We wish to express our condolences to you on the passing of your beloved Pamela. May God comfort you in this time of sorrow. Peace.

Dear Alex and family, Susan, Lonnie and family,
We have very fond memories of your visit to our home in the west of Ireland. The courage and strength displayed by Pamela on all occasions was to be admired.
Her love of people and her beautiful dogs left a lasting impression on us.
Our sympathies are with you on this very sad occasion. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
May Pamela rest in peace.

Mary and Pat.

Susan - all of your friends from the STA Class of 1958 are grieving with you and Lonnie today. Pamela truly fought the good fight; we know that she is worshiping with our Savior now and we will see her again. Blessings to all the family members.

The loss of Pamela is truly the loss of a wonderful, warm and compassionate person. I have known Pam since our St. Andrew's High School days and I was the one extremely lucky guy that had the honor to accompany her to our Senior Prom in 1964. Just yesterday, it seems. In the ensuing years, I have seen her always as a consistently warm, charming and caring friend - always with that sweet smile and soft, oh-so-Southern voice and manner. She was the epitome of elegance, class and grace. When life challenged her, she was courageous and brave. It is truly a sad feeling
to realize that she will not be with us anymore, but the comforting memories in knowing her will always be close.

Pamela.......... beautiful on the inside as well as the outside. We have lost an extraordinary friend, one who was loved by all who were fortunate enough to know her.

The loss of Pamela is truly the loss of a wonderful, warm and compassionate person. I have known Pam since our St. Andrew's High School days and I was the one extremely lucky guy that had the honor to accompany her to our Senior Prom in 1964. Just yesterday, it seems. In the ensuing years, I have seen her always as a consistently warm, charming and caring friend - always with that sweet smile and soft, oh-so-Southern voice and manner. She was the epitome of elegance, class and grace. When life challenged her, she was courageous and brave. It is truly a sad feeling
to realize that she will not be with us anymore, but the comforting memories in knowing her will always be close.

I am so sorry for your loss. I have known Pam since our St. Andrews days and have many fond memories. The last reunion that I attended, Pam was dancing and had a smile for everyone. She will be missed.