Birth date: Nov 11, 1949 Death date: Mar 24, 2016
Pamela G. Ascolese, 66, Sebring, Florida passed away on March 24, 2016 at Somers Hospice House in Sebring, Florida. Pam was born on November 1 1, 1949 in Staten Island, New York to her parents Abram A. and Grace Van Name. Soon aft Read Obituary
Pam never missed an opportunity to tell others about Jehovah and his purpose for the earth. We all listened intently as she spoke of her adventures with her computer. I don't know anyone else who had so many "viruses" and then proceeded to talk to the HP tech about her hope for the future. Pam was a regular in our Phone Witnessing group and had many fine conversations. We will miss Pam, yet we also know we will see her again. Both Rich and I are very happy to have called her our friend.
Correction to Obituary: Pam's family moved to Orlando, Florida first, then they moved to Flagstaff, AZ and then to Sedona, Arizona.
Pam was truly a good example of what being a Christian woman means. Pam was a loving and kind to all she met. Her love was demonstrated also in the way she cared for her ailing husband Frank until his death. Her love for Jehovah was shown to all in the congregation by her participation in the meetings. Pam was the type of person who touched the lives of all that knew her.
Vic and Anita Marsella
As a child, I was privileged to get to know Pam and her parents when we were all in the same congregation in Orlando, FL. She quickly became one of my closest friends, and I recall spending many memorable times with her family, a recipient of their Christian hospitality. I was heartbroken when they moved to Arizona, but we became "pen pals" and shared our lives through countless letters. As we grew up, we enjoyed many wonderful vacations together, enjoying the beauty of Flagstaff, the glory of Sedona, the "home" of Florida through each other's eyes. We were introduced to each other's friends and soon became a part of their lives as well. Pam was a loyal friend. She was there in good times and rough times. We were in each other's weddings; we experienced the deaths of our parents and eventually her own husband, Frank's, death. Through it all, Pam never lost her love for Jehovah, her zeal for the Truth, her endearing smile, her comforting words, her loyalty and loyal love. She shall be truly missed...until Jehovah tells her to "wake up and get ready to live forever". What a joyous time that will be! I would like to take this time to extend my family's sympathy to her extended family and dear friends who took care of her at the end. May Jehovah bless you and remember your acts of loving kindness!
Faye and John Fitzgerald
and the Helms family
