Pamela Johnson Obituary

I continue to miss Pam, but also continue to be inspired by her. Am betting that she and my Danny are getting along well, though.

We offer our deepest condolences to Cindy and all of the family. I admire just how brave Pam was through her journey. She fought. She will be missed. Sending love and prayers of comfort. Love, Renee, Pia, Josh, Kingston & Kol!!!! ♥

Rest in Peace Pam as your spirit remains in the lives you touched!

My deepest sympathy and condolence to the family of Pam Johnson. Northside High Class of '77 classmate, Muriel Palmer McDonald.

Pam and I shared a passion for books. I remember in the 8th grade when students were asked to read out loud, Pam excitement and passion for words brought life in the room and I knew I had to get to know her. I've enjoyed the years and will miss you lady!

Saluting a life full of gusto, heroism and valor.

Pam, I'm going to miss your sweet sweet spirit & beautiful smile. You was not just a client, you became a good friend. Family may your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

The amazing brilliant kind generous adventurous full -of -life Pam Johnson was my oldest friend and play cousin, sharing memories that date back to kindergarten. I remember Pam, Cindy and I loved playing the Supremes, singing Stop In the Name of Love in my driveway and spending so many school afternoons together. From being sixteen year olds out on a double date with two guys during an Atlanta rainstorm to sharing tips and stories as caregivers for our amazing mothers, Pam's fierce love, care, strategic planning and zeal for embracing life were always there. Across the miles, we watched holiday parades and President Obama's first inauguration on television together. We both loved acting, and I missed seeing her perform in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie at Northside High because I was performing in The Member of the Wedding at Westminster on the same nights. Through the years, we shared movie critiques, and I reveled in her theatrical triumphs. When I visited last year, we stayed up late watching the Celia series, which hooked me just as it had hooked her.

During the crisis of my life, she flew to California to be with me and didn't flinch during the tough moments. Pam and I talked often during the last years of our mothers' lives and Pam and Cindy helped so much with my mom's funeral. I was in Atlanta in 2017, three weeks after she received her medical diagnosis; I was blown away by how she was planning for her future, second opinions and options, we prayed together daily, had communion, and walked the Beltway, and then during that same visit, she glommed me up for my high school reunion and loaned me her favorite dress to wear. I was so blessed to spend a week in her warm and beautiful home each week for the last three years. Pamela Gay Johnson was/is one in a BILLION and she will live in my heart forever.

Cindy: your extended group of friends have you and your family in our prayers. Pam was always a ray of sunshine, even in the darkest of times. I shall miss her whit, smile and gregarious personality. May she Rest In Peace.

The world has lost a lot of sunshine with the passing of Pam. Her presence was inspiring and radiating, many moments she would demonstrate how to enjoy life, even when life was tough as nails.

Pam, you will be missed by so many. That is the only solace we have right now, together with the memories of a fantastic human being. It was an honor and pleasure to have been your neighbor and friend.

Love, love, love,

Hein

Rest In Peace, my friend. You will be remembered as a radiant light, a melody, and a model for living life in full!

I am somewhat at a loss of words. I extend my sincere sympathy to Cindy ( my adopted little sister) and the entire family. I will treasure the fond memories that my husband, Webster, and I had with Pam when we saw her perform at a local community playhouse. She was an excellent actor and we had a fun time visiting and taking pictures after the play. My life is so intertwined with the Johnson family through Pam and Cindys parents, Sam and Edith Johnson. I know that God knows best, so we will continue to trust in His will. I know Pam is enjoying her heavenly reunion with her parents. Cindy, I am here to support you in whatever way is needed.

The Rose family will always have a special place in our heart for Pam . She came into our lives and we will remember her kind spirit . May she Rest In Peace.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Sending prayers of peace and understanding. Rest in Power!

Our condolences to you Cindy K. Know that Marcus and I will remember you and your family in our prayers.

You were a person that one can only hope to be like. Without even knowing me you loved me and that was rare. There are very few people like you left in the world. I am grateful to have known you. You will be greatly missed and forever appreciated.

Pam always had a smile and great disposition which showed her love for God and respect for humankind. When my daughter moved to Atlanta, I was assured that she was in capable hand of my cousins Pam and Cindy. I thank God for her presence in my life. We have an opportunity to see Pam again

Cindy and Family: May your hearts remain filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived by Pam. May these same memories provide comfort. Gods continued blessing to you and your family.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

May God send his angels to comfort your hearts! Pam is a rock star and she will continue to shine forever!! Love you

May our Lord bless and comfort you and your family during this time of grief. Please accept my sincere condolences. Dr. Troy L. Baldwin (Pams Line Sister)

My sincere condolences to the family. May you find comfort in knowing that she was truly a angel here on earth. Rest In Peace my beautiful friend.

Heaven has collected another precious flower. May her family be comforted by knowing she is present with the Lord. Rest In Peace.

I first met Pam as a High School classmate at Northside High. Our motto in front of school was through these halls pass the best! Pam exemplified that. I last saw her at our 40th class reunion which she led. Of course her spirit permeated throughout and we had. Marvelous time. I thank God that our paths crossed because I am the better for it!

Prayers to CINDY and remainder of the family. We enjoyed experiencing Pams energy and spirit.