Pamela (Pam) Bowers

13.08.1935 - 14.02.2024

Funeral Service Information

Funeral Service at St Nicholas Church, Dersingham on Monday, 18 March, 2024 at 2:15 pm followed by private cremation at Mintlyn Crematorium.

Funeral Home: TFS - Dersingham

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Thank you for everything you gave us Mum. You loved us all and we all loved you. xxxx

Mike

Fondest memories of dear Pam

Gordon & Monica Sewell

We could not have wished for a more loving and caring Mum, Mother-in-law and Grandma. We have so many happy memories and take comfort that you are now reunited with Dad. Rest in Peace now. All our love, Jeremy, Tracey, Josh & Reuben xxxx

Jeremy Bowers

Happy memories and sincere thanks.

Evelyn Dagley

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Dearest Pam you’ve always been there since we met in 1976 so it’s hard to imagine not visiting you again. Thank you for your friendship, your love to me and my children and for your encouragement and support when we lived in the area. Forever in our thoughts and love from us all Ros, Simon, Katy and Isobel. xx

Ros

Auntie Pam was always very kind and so generous in her praise and encouragement for even the smallest personal achievement I experienced during my formative years ! Sometimes she would chide her sister if she was any the less generous in her comments towards me or was being a little harsh in her judgment. You always felt as though Auntie Pam ‘had your back’ at all times. With much love, Adrian x

Adrian

Many fond memories of Auntie Pam, especially growing up when family get togethers at Dersingham, Dereham and Wells were frequent events. A holiday to Brean Sands too where she commented on how caring I was towards Alison who was very young at the time. Auntie Pam was very supportive of Uncle Bob as well as Jeremy, Alison & Michael and my lasting memory of this will be one Christmas morning in Wells church when, at a very young age, Jeremy, not knowing the words to any of the Carol's, sung at the top of his voice 'Tom Tom the Pipers Son'. In typical Auntie Pam fashion, her supportive response was, 'Well at least he was singing'. Love Graham x

Graham

I have so many happy memories of Mum and our childhood home filled with love. One morning I woke up to find a beautiful set of knitted doll's clothes at the end of my bed. I felt like the luckiest girl in the world and I know there will have been love in every stitch! Thank you Mum. Thank you too for the support and encouragement you gave us in all our endeavours, even when our violins were screechy! We love you and we miss you xxx

Alison

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A kind friendly, caring company. Staff are lovely and helpful. Nothing is too much trouble. Excellent service and great communication with no worries as everything taken care of. They made everything flow with ease at such a difficult time. Thanks.

Sue Baldry