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Pamela Carol Miller-Cobbs, age 58 died on Monday morning July 6, 2020. Pam was born to the late Melvin Miller and Cornelia Butler on January 8, 1962.

Pam served in the United State Armed Forces, during the Gulf War as an engineer. Where she spent 4 years and 6 months in the service, ultimately earning an army service ribbon, national defense service medal, overseas service ribbon, and an army good conduct medal.

Pamela is survived by her daughter, Natoshia; three sisters, Rene, Willie Mae, and Bonita; and a number of other loving relatives and close friends.

We will not be holding a memorial service or funeral at this time (due to COVID-19).read more
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Post by: Lindy Towns
30 October 2022
We have very fond memories of spending some special time with you. We will always treasure those memories.
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Post by: Carol Olson
08 January 2022
Wishing you a very Happy 60th Anniversary wherever you are. At this time we would have been going out to lunch somewhere to celebrate your day😥💞 It is a gray kind of day. Wish it was nice and sunny because you liked sunny days💓💓💓👏
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Post by: Janice Malone
19 April 2021
A special tribute to our beautiful much loved daughter. We miss you so much. You were beautiful, talented, intelligent, creative. Most of all you were caring & loving, always willing to help someone else.
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Post by: Jan & Dick Lenes
19 March 2021
With deepest sympathy, My sincere condolences, May God bless and comfort you and your family, My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, The memory of Wendy will forever remain in my heart, Revelation 21:3,4. www.jw.com KG
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Post by: Annna Cobbs
30 January 2021
My favorite memory was you finding me and coming to visit me and beought me a case of Pepsi, that was such a treat. I was in Hospice at home and that visit brought me so much joy. After all these years we were able to put away any discomfort and enjoy just praying and loving. RWG Pam 🥰😥💞❤
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Post by: Shon Miller
13 January 2021
There are just so many!!! 🥰💞 Unfortunately, my favorite memories of my Aunt Pam are sad. Not because they were bad memories but because they took place under unfortunate circumstances. There was NEVER a dull moment around Pam! Pam would have me all over Oakland driving when I could barely see over the steering wheel! She would sneak me to work with her in San Leandro. Oh my goodness the crazy times we spent together are countless. I loved my Auntie Pam for years calling her my "Favorite Auntie." I had an opportunity to hear her voice just hours before her passing so I can say that she left me on joyful terms. I am grateful for that. I will miss my Pammy-Wammy!
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Post by: Len Cobbs
12 November 2020
I remember at a BBQ before we went to six flags and she was trying to hide the fact she was pinching off the ribs and I asked her not to eat any and she had BBQ sauce all over her chin and said no Leonard I wasn't eating ribs. I was just tasting them. I couldn't do anything but laugh. she was funny and I will always remember that about her.
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Post by: Tasha
30 October 2020
She was a loving and caring mother!!! 😥💞
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Post by: Tasha Cobbs
30 August 2020
My favorite memory of my mom was her teaching me how to shine my leather shoes. She loved her leather! "Girl, you look sharp in that leather jacket." Miss you, mom.
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Post by: Leonard Cobbs
13 July 2020
Toshia, I love you sis, I loved ya mom and I pray this gets easier to deal with in the time to come. Your support system is strong and we have your back R.I.H. PAM
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Post by: Len Cobbs
13 July 2020
my bucket child you will never be alone you are loved unimaginable by so many who know you and knew your mother you will always be my love and your mom will never be forgotten
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Post by: Cleveland Wooley III
13 July 2020
Cousin Tasha, I know this is a difficult time and there aren't any words that will give relief to your loss. But you are loved and prayed for. Once all the tears have gone, you'll be left with all the love that you have for your mom. That's what will carry on. Love ones go; but they aren't ever forgotten. 😥💞 Your cousin, Cleveland
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How many interesting things, happy time
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12 September 1986
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19 November 1989
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06 April 1987
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08 September 1987
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Army and national defense service (1991 - 1995)

She spent 4 years and 6 months in the service, ultimately earning an army service ribbon, national defense service medal, overseas service ribbon, and an army good conduct medal.

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    Pamela Carol Miller-Cobbs, age 58 died on Monday morning July 6, 2020. Pam was born to the late Melvin Miller and Cornelia Butler on January 8, 1962.

    Pam served in the United State Armed Forces, during the Gulf War as an engineer. Where she spent 4 years and 6 months in the service, ultimately earning an army service ribbon, national defense service medal, overseas service ribbon, and an army good conduct medal.

    Pamela is survived by her daughter, Natoshia; three sisters, Rene, Willie Mae, and Bonita; and a number of other loving relatives and close friends.

    We will not be holding a memorial service or funeral at this time (due to COVID-19).

    The family wishes to thank all of those who cared for her during her years.
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