Birth date: Oct 5, 1946 Death date: Nov 1, 2020
Pamela Meyer Love, born October 5, 1946 in St. Louis, Missouri and passed away November 1, 2020 in Dallas, Texas. Pam was born to Bertha Bles and John Irving Meyer on October 5, 1946 in St. Louis, Missouri. Pam had fond childhood Read Obituary
From Jack, Pam's only brother:
there was always the 3 of us, the 3 Meyer kids, roaming our completely safe Mid Western neighborhood or sharing the back seat of Dad's 2-tone gray and white Oldsmobile. Always the 3 bound together by an all pervasive tie that no one ever stopped to think about. Now some seventy years later my big sister is gone and I miss her.
She treated me like a little prince when I was growing up seating me shotgun in her sky blue Impala convertible blasting around the surrounding neighborhoods showing me off to her way-cool high school friends. Sometimes we'd cruise through Steak-n-Shake to check out what was happening. She taught me important things like you don't feel speed bumps
when your going 80. She often let me drive until I hit the breaks abruptly causing a rear ending for which we were firmly punished.
Pam was beautiful and fun. All my little high school friend were in total awe. when my parents were away leaving Pam in charge she was the most amazing hostess imaginable. I'm not saying we drank a lot of beer and thought we were the wildest of crazies. But I'm not saying we didn't.
Pam became show stoppingly beautiful in her early 20's. All those shocking '60s styles with shiny white boots. She was stunning. As beautiful, kind and fun as she was, she was unlucky in love. Her men never really gave her what she so richly deserved so she had to dig deep and see things through without much help. This is where her true greatness showed through. She raised 3 of the most solid, well adjusted and attractive children as a single parent for the most part. It is not only the fact that her kids became such fine adults that testifies to Pam's excellence but maybe more the complete reverence for which they will always hold her.
Good bye big sister. i will always love you.
Dear Anna, Katie, and Daniel,
Your Mom was an amazing lady with a big heart. She warmly welcomed Kelli and us into your family. We will always be grateful for her unconditional love. We were blessed to spend time with her.
Diane and Len
Pam was a wonderful sister-in-law. She always welcomed me to stay with her when visiting our daughter, Diana during her SMU years. We tended to her garden, made runs to Chic Fil-A (with diet cokes), and of course drank wine together in the evenings sharing family stories until we couldn't chat anymore, falling asleep, like sisters, with the tv on.
Her family meant so much to her; her parents, aunts, uncles, cousins, siblings but mostly her children and later her grandchildren. Pam had open arms to many of her kids friends including Torby. Pam had so many friends,because she WAS a good friendly, giving soul.
I'll remember her closet filled with clothes that exemplified her fashion sense, she always embodied style. I'll remember her Thanksgiving dinners, even sharing most years with the with the Blooms. I love the early memories of Pam, from stories I heard from Jack, from Linda, from her parents, (Little bit wild, Little bit country, little bit grounded with a whole lot of love.)
She never forgot what goodness she had, even during hard times. She preferred to cherish life rather than succumb to sadness. Seeing her last Fall was a godsend. Rest in peace, beautiful sister!
It was a pleasure to work with Pam on many school projects and programs. She was a creative, hard worker who cared for all children and who loved and supported her own children in everything they did. She has left many happy memories for all of us.
