Pam went home to be with the Lord on June 15, 2021, held by family members. She was preceded in death by her mom, Freda Knowlson. She is survived by her daughters, Tiffany Neave, Tiara Urbano and Tesha Cupak; her son-in-laws, Tad Neave, Mike Cupak; her beloved grandchildren, Austin Neave, Nathan Neave; her siblings, Kenneth L. Knowlson, Katherine Begay.
Pam worked in the manufacturing industry and retired, early, as a Senior Manufacturing Engineer. Her strong work ethic is why she was able to move from a line member to a Sr. Engineer. After retiring, Pam spent almost two decades in the Central Valley where she was able to watch her grandsons grow up. However, most of her adult life was spent in Fremont, CA where she raised her own family.
Pam will be remembered as an extremely hard worker, generous (always willing to help someone in need), lover of family and animals (never had one that she didn’t spoil), her love of Asian décor and trees (especially maples and bonsai), her diet (much like an unmanaged 10-year-old) and her dry sense of humor (she loved to make people laugh). Her presence, smile, loyalty and honesty, will be deeply missed.
Pam will be laid to rest in Fremont on July 8, 2021.
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Pam worked in the manufacturing industry and retired, early, as a Senior Manufacturing Engineer. Her strong work ethic is why she was able to move from a line member to a Sr. Engineer. After retiring, Pam spent almost two decades in the Central Valley where she was able to watch her grandsons grow up. However, most of her adult life was spent in Fremont, CA where she raised her own family.
Pam will be remembered as an extremely hard worker, generous (always willing to help someone in need), lover of family and animals (never had one that she didn’t spoil), her love of Asian décor and trees (especially maples and bonsai), her diet (much like an unmanaged 10-year-old) and her dry sense of humor (she loved to make people laugh). Her presence, smile, loyalty and honesty, will be deeply missed.
Pam will be laid to rest in Fremont on July 8, 2021.
The Oakdale (Calif.) Leader
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July 7, 2021
