Pam was born on March 20, 1962 in Prince Rupert, BC, died peacefully on September 21, 2021. She will be missed by her husband Grant, her son Tyler Venn, wife Sarah and grandchildren Sienna and Logan; her parents Gerry and Hilda McCrae; her brother Kirk and his family; her many other relatives and friends.
A Celebration of Pam’s life will be held in the Sequoia Centre at McCall Gardens, 4665 Falaise Drive, on Thursday, October 7, 2021 at 2:00 pm. For the safety of our guests, we require full COVID vaccination.
For those wishing to attend virtually via zoom please click the link below. Please use your video camera when joining so that family in attendance can see you and feel your support.
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88530695963?pwd=ZU00bDBrWkp3STUvUHVXWit3TFRuZz09
Thank you to Dr. Murcell, Dr. Lemaitre along with her staff and nurses at Victoria General Hospital, Royal Jubilee Hospital and the Cancer Clinic.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Victoria Hospital Foundation https://www.victoriahf.ca/donatenow/ and (or) BC Cancer Agency http://www.bccancer.bc.ca/donate
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
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31 Responses
Hilda and Jerry. We are so sad to hear of Pams passing. George and I send our prayers to you all. God will see you through this. Take care of each other and hope to see you soon. God Bless. George and Liz.
We very much regret that a sudden and unexpected medical issue kept us from attending Pam’s Celebration of Life. Please know you have all been in our thoughts and prayers as you mourn the loss of your beautiful and much loved wife, mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, daughter and sister. She will be missed by many. We are sending you our love
Gerry and Hilda, my deepest Sympathy to you both, no parent should ever have to lay a child to Rest. My heart goes out to both of you I can only imagine how both of you are feeling. Big Hugs to both of you.
Dorothy Pagan
Grant & family, sending our heartfelt condolences to you all. We shall miss Pam’s beautiful smile, loving friendship and treasure all the wonderful memories.
Dale & Clive
Each work-day morning I would look for Pam as she walked by the window near my desk – seeing Pam was part of a ‘good start to a good day with a good person.’ How deeply saddened I am to learn that now we our mourning her loss. God Bless you, Pam.
Thinking about you today, and sending our thoughts to you all as you gather. The sun is shining on you, as Pam’s lovely smile and twinkling eyes shone on everyone.
Hey Grant,
I’m sorry I haven’t reached out sooner but I want you to know you have been in our hearts since Pam has passed.
Can’t even imagine what you guys went though this summer. I wish I could have got to know Pam more than we did.
Makes me want to stay closer to my cousins.
All our love to you, Tyler and his family.
We will come visit soon.
Love Mike.
Pam was truly a treasured person, and will be sorely missed by her friends and family. As a former co-worker, I will always remember her cheery smile and how she brightened the day for those around her.
With deepest sympathy, Anne
Sending so much love and our deepest sympathy on receiving news of Pam’s passing. She was so kind and lovely to everyone: truly a bright light. Auntie Hilda, Uncle Gerry, and Kirk, we’re so terribly sorry for your loss. I hope to have the opportunity soon, to give each of you the warmest hug. xoxo
There are no words to adequately express my deep sorrow and sadness at learning of Pam’s passing. We met in May 1984 when we first worked together. She was always a bright light. Shine on Pam, may you rest in peace.