Pamela Jean Chrapowicz

Pam was a wonderful, loving sorority sister. She was a member of Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority, Xi Phi Chapter. All of her Sorority sisters will miss her more than words can say. Gone too soon but never forgotten. Rest in peace sweet sister.

Pam was a wonderful, loving sorority sister. She was a member of Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority, Xi Phi Chapter. All of her Sorority sisters will miss her more than words can say. Gone too soon but never forgotten. Rest in peace sweet sister.

Aunt Pam, I still remember the first day we met. Uncle Ray and you welcomed me and my children into the family with open arms. Since then, you have always been there for me through thick and thin offering your love and guidance along the way. You always put others before you. You took care of Uncle Ray the best you could (and you did great). We had our “girlie times” where we both laughed and cried. You always tried to stay strong for your family and you never wanted others to worry about you. I remember calling you “The Hulk” because even at the end you always stayed strong. I remember telling you multiple times to take care of yourself first, but you was stubborn (mean that in a good way) and you always say no. Like I always told you, I wish I could be a strong, loving, and compassionate like you, but I guess I have to try now without you. I wish you were here to give me guidance on how to deal with your loss. I am grateful that because of you I met others with a heart of gold and now I don’t have to go through this alone. Thank you for everything you did for John, my children, and me. We will always be forever grateful. If one thing consoles me is that I know you accomplished many things and you are at peace now. Lastly, now you don’t have to ask me and worry about how Uncle Ray is doing, now you have the opportunity to watch him and care for him in Heaven like you did on Earth. Thank you for all the wonderful times and memories you left me with. I especially want to thank you for giving me the opportunity to meet Stacey and support each other during this difficult time. I will always love you! Jessica Lowe

Aunt Pam, I still remember the first day we met. Uncle Ray and you welcomed me and my children into the family with open arms. Since then, you have always been there for me through thick and thin offering your love and guidance along the way. You always put others before you. You took care of Uncle Ray the best you could (and you did great). We had our “girlie times” where we both laughed and cried. You always tried to stay strong for your family and you never wanted others to worry about you. I remember calling you “The Hulk” because even at the end you always stayed strong. I remember telling you multiple times to take care of yourself first, but you was stubborn (mean that in a good way) and you always say no. Like I always told you, I wish I could be a strong, loving, and compassionate like you, but I guess I have to try now without you. I wish you were here to give me guidance on how to deal with your loss. I am grateful that because of you I met others with a heart of gold and now I don’t have to go through this alone. Thank you for everything you did for John, my children, and me. We will always be forever grateful. If one thing consoles me is that I know you accomplished many things and you are at peace now. Lastly, now you don’t have to ask me and worry about how Uncle Ray is doing, now you have the opportunity to watch him and care for him in Heaven like you did on Earth. Thank you for all the wonderful times and memories you left me with. I especially want to thank you for giving me the opportunity to meet Stacey and support each other during this difficult time. I will always love you! Jessica Lowe