We met Pam on many occasions at the Folk meet in Tywyn, admiring her independent ‘can do’ spirit and can see her now at the door of her little van. God bless you Pam and thank you for your company.

Thank you so much everyone who was able to come to Auntie Pam's funeral, and those who weren't but kept us all in your thoughts. It was marvellous meeting so many of Auntie Pam's friends, putting faces to names of people who almost felt like family I'd heard so many stories about them xxx

My biggest memories of Pam are the Corgis, campervans and cross stitch. I remember that Pam created a cross stitch sampler for my parents silver wedding anniversary. She asked for the registration numbers of our beloved VW beetle and camper vans. A few days later I realised that I had made a mistake and had not given the registration number correctly. So, with no better way of discreetly contacting her, I had to post a card to Pam with a short letter in it. For a painfully shy, awkward and introverted teenager, it was a big thing to do. It worked though. The registration number was right on the finished article.