Birth date: Mar 16, 1930 Death date: Feb 26, 2015
Pamela Kingsbury passed away February 26, 2015. She was born on March 16, 1930, in Washington, D.C., the first of three daughters of Ruth and Wilbur N. Baughman. She graduated from Sherwood High School in Sandy Spring, Maryland, Read Obituary
May your fond memories of Pamela help you during these difficult days. So very sorry for your loss. What a giving person she was to all her family, friends, and those in need. Take comfort in the scriptures, for our heavenly Father Jehovah promises a resurrection of all those in his memory. His son Jesus gave us a preview of the resurrection hope when he was on earth. John 11:39-44.
We had the great pleasure of attending church with Pam and Jim and we got to know them during that time. Pam was always a joy and always had kind words for us. She always visited with us and made us feel welcome. She allowed us to see her sense of humor. She and Jim both were and are great inspirations in our lives. Much to our loss, as Life happened we sadly lost touch with them. Even then they were always in our hearts and memories. To Jim and the entire family, our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Mike and Debbie Borders
Pam and Jim blessed me so much as a child and young teen. They volunteered at the federal prison where my father served as a chaplain. My father was a single dad when he met them. Somehow through their connection with my dad, they decided to invest in me and welcomed me out to their home many times - often for a week at a time. The time spent with them was very special, fun, and relaxed. I have so many great memories of doing things with Pam. Whether it was cooking together, picking wildflowers, playing games, or listening to Pam tell about her life, it was all enriching. Pam did share love with others in so many ways and one thing I will always remember is her laugh that was always so full of life. At the beginning of my high school years, my family moved to Minnesota, so I didn't get to see them near as much. Yet they did (and still do) remain so close and dear to my heart. I thank God for creating Pam, such a beautiful, kind, loving woman and for giving me the privilege of knowing her and spending time with her.
Pam was a wonderful lady and loved by many friends and family. I met her when she was a volunteer at the FMCFM at Yoke fellows Chapel. Richard Hopper was my husband until his death in 2012.
Now I am married to Everett Kompelien.
May God give you peace and comfort.
Emalie
Pam and Jim were faithful members of a team of volunteers who met regularly in the chapel of the U. S. Medical Center for Federal Prisoners. Those of us who joined them in this ministry to inmates treasure the memories of that association. They went beyond mere attendance, enriching us all with their contribution of faith and testimony. We pray Jim will feel divine support in this time of need. We loved them both.
Lloyd and Nita Colbaugh
Grandma, the memories of the visits to your home are filled with times where you were constantly teaching, encouraging, loving, caring and just being an all around wonderful grandma. What a blessing you were! I will cherish these moments always.
