Dedicated in loving memory of Pamela Brooke
This site is a tribute to Pamela Brooke. She is much loved and will always be remembered.
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Amy
To a wonderful lady and her loving family xxx
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David, Claire & Edward
In memory of Pam, a charming lovely lady who is fondly remembered by all who were lucky enough to know her.
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Lisa and the Girls. xxx
Remembering ‘Nanny Pam’ - warm hearted, kind, thoughtful and always a smile. You will be much missed but you have left a wonderful legacy with the family you leave behind.
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Pam was a ray of light and always had a loving smile for everyone she made use laugh snd cry but most of all she has left a piece of herself with all of use she loved to have a hug hold a hand Pam as m will forever be a part of Southlands and we can say that we were privileged to spend so much time with such a lovely lady what an amazing mother and grandmother Pam was. Forever in our thought ❤️❤️❤️
Fiona xx
Fiona
22nd February 2021
Thanks for everything mum,taking me to football every weekend,buying me a new pair of boots & running them up to Woodcote school from Coulsdon when my old ones split on day of big match,for always taking Sarah & me on holiday when money was tight for you & Dad,for always looking after David & Laura ,for lending me money when I was skint which was quite often.Thanks for having me live with you when divorce set in & getting me back together again.Thanks for being a great mum & nan & the kindest person I’ve ever known. RIP Mum All my love Neil Xxx
Neil
14th February 2021
Pamela Brooke was my nan, and she was a fantastic one.
Thanks Laura for writing some of the memories below. It’s lovely to read them.
As Laura said; we were both very lucky to live 5min away from nan. I remember stopping round at least a few days every week after school. I’d take my friends or girlfriends over and nan would make us food and take care of us.
Some of the earliest memories I have are of nan and grandad. I remember being caught on Christmas eve under the dinner table in the middle of night, having woken up to eat all the foil wrapped chocolates off the tree.
I remember trips to Selsy Bill with nan and grandad; catching crabs on the beach. Feeding the ducks by the pond. Visiting the lifeboat.
I remember - as Laura said - being the taster for nan.
I remember seeing nan marching up stoats nest hill, aged 80 or so, at a pace that most people would struggle to keep up with.
I remember nan’s chicken soup. She made a delicious chicken soup with the whole chicken, and big chunks of potato. I tried to recreate it myself but fell short, I think Sarah might have the recipe.
I miss the pink grapefruit and glacé cherries she made for me, and the bowl of coco pops with massive dollop of extra thick double cream :’D
I miss nan showing me around the garden; all the mint she grew, her tulips, her roses, and the hanging baskets she kept.
I miss the polished brass she used to keep on the fireplace. Especially the fly. I remember that really well for some reason!
I am honestly so lucky to have had such an excellent nan. I last saw you a couple of years ago, and you were still so full of energy and happiness.
Thanks for all the memories nan. I love you x
David
14th February 2021
Candles
Our Pam always happy, thinking you today Shelia and Marie ♥️
Lit by Sheila on 31st December 2021
Miss you always ❤️X
Lit by Aimee on 19th April 2021
All Admiral Nurses and staff at Dementia UK would like to say thank you for your support in remembrance of Pamela Brooke. Our thoughts are with you and your family at this time.
Lit on 12th February 2021
