of Mountain Home, AR
August 18, 2021
Pamela Karen Schilling, age 77, of Mountain Home, passed away August 18, 2021 in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Pamela was born in Chicago, Illinois to Paul Keith Shortz and Martha Lizbeth Bradway on June 23, 1944. She was preceded in death by her parents and husband, Walter.
Pamela's life was a living example of John 13:34 -- ''Love one another, as I have loved you.'' She was a dedicated mother first and foremost, always claiming her children were her greatest treasure, and embracing every moment she shared with them. Pamela worked as a registered nurse for over four decades, providing care, support and compassionate service to countless weary souls. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and affectionately served many years as pianist for the children in the primary.
Pamela could often be found cheerfully singing showtunes, telling silly stories to her many children and grandchildren, or offering words of wisdom to those seeking guidance and direction. She was often described as ''the strongest woman I've ever met'' , because she wasn't afraid of anyone or anything, and always met her challenges head on.
Pamela is survived by nine children; Christopher Fry, Walter Schilling, Rhonda Stott, Shari Frost, Paul Fry, Pamela Peters, Deborah Chard, Jonathan Schilling and Mary Partridge; 28 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. All of these she loved and touched deeply.
Graveside services will be held at Roller Funeral Home on Sunday, August 22, 2021 at 3pm.
I just found out about this. So sorry to hear of her passing! She was such a sweet lady and always made me feel welcome and like just another one of her son’s! She will he missed!
We were first cousins, but did not live one another, so I had limited contact with Pam. The thing I remember most about her was a beautifully expressed letter in equally beautiful penmanship asking if my mother had any pictures of her father. Eventually I located some and she was so happy to receive them. So family minded she was. I had always hoped that I could make it to Arkansas for an in person visit. That will have to now take place in the afterlife.
I am so sorry to hear about our mom. I did not know her but she raised a dau like you and a member of the church. She had to be a special lady. May u comforted my the spirit.
Pam,
Your mother will always be in our hearts and minds. She had such a sweet spirit and was a joy to be around. May you find Peace in knowing she has stepped thru the doorway into eternity where there are no more pain and sorrow but joy everlasting.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Your mom was so sweet. Her love for all her children and grandchildren was so evident in her life. I pray God sends you peace and comfort knowing she is free from all her ills and joining Walter and all your family in paradise. Sending my love and prayers to all of you💔
We have known Sweet Pam for years and she was an Outstanding lady we all loved. She was very dedicated in raising a big family. SHE WAS GREATLY LOVED AND WILL BE MISSESD BY MANY. MAY THE LORD BLESS HER FAMILY!
Sorry for your loss.
What a special lady. I have been touched by her love and example. Till we meet again. We love you.
Sorry for this loss in your family. A Mom is always very hard. But she loved family. Your all in our thoughts and Prayers.
The Hummel Family
OH MS PAM , I am going to miss you so, you were such a sweet lady, always had a huge smile on your face, RIP and I will never forget you and your fur babie
I love you ms Pam
Will miss you and our talks. God bless you and fy
Sorry Pam!! Praying 🙠for your family!! Peace and comfort for all!! Love you
You will be missed. From the first time we spoke I knew I had known you from the beginning. Our lives had made so many turns the same. It was such a joy to know you. Each Sunday I would turn and see you playing songs for the children and Ii would have a feeling a peace come over me. I knew that your sweet spirit was helping the children come closer to Christ. I am such a lucky person to have spent time and loved you.