Birth date: Nov 16, 1943 Death date: Nov 2, 2023
Pamela James Honeycutt, 79, of Cornelius, passed away on Thursday, November 2, 2023. Pam was a native of Cornelius, NC and a graduate of North Mecklenburg High School, class of 1962. She was a proud business owner of several beau Read Obituary
Such fun we had! Two young cousins, one a first time schoolteacher, the other married, and a hairdresser. We got together almost every Monday night at Pam‘s house. She would cook dinner and sometimes we would go for a ride in her bright, yellow Mustang, convertible, other times she would try out new hairstyles on me and I will go to school with tall beehives on the top of my head. Those were wonderful great days and Doug was such a champ. He called me, Duffle Butt. I’m glad I never figured out why. Those were wonderful days and times. I will always remember with my wonderful cousin Pam, hey Doug, I know how much you’re going to miss her. I’m going to miss her too. Gail
Doug and family—We are so very sorry for your loss. Pam was a very special lady. She was a very caring lady fixing dinners etc for neighbors and church members when needed.
I got to know her best when I was invited to be with the girls in the card playing group. She was great at playing cards and other games we played and won a lot of the games.
I will miss you my friend.
Love and Prayers to Doug whom she loved and cared for many years of marriage and the Family.
Sincerely, Nancy & Jim Causey
I will miss her laughs. I will miss her kind words. She was a pure joy to be around. Prayers to Doug, Amy & the rest of the family. With deepest condolences.
James & Torrie Thompson
Doug and Family,
I am so sorry to learn of Pam’s passing and extend my deepest sympathies. We got to know Pam and Doug as they always sat behind us at the early service at Mt Zion UMC. Pam became a good friend to my mother as well as me and was very helpful to both of us especially during the last 13 months of challenges my mother endured. I am including a photo of Minerva and Pam standing together with big smiles and a bouquet of flowers handpicked from my mother’s garden in what became known as Minerva's “signature vase”. The picture was taken May 7th, 2019, which was during the time my mother had broken her neck and was wearing a neck brace. I can’t help but imagine that they are both once again standing side by side, smiling, laughing, reminiscing and free of their earthly challenges and restrictions that they endured during their lives this side of heaven. And I can also imagine that my mother, Minerva, was there waiting to greet Pam and give her a beautiful Heavenly bouquet handpicked from God’s Garden.
In the words of William Wordsworth “That though the radiance which was once so bright be now forever taken from my sight. Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, glory in the flower. We will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind.”
