
Pamela Schmutte
April 08, 1944 - June 05, 2022
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Crystal Clark
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My family and I really enjoyed Pam. She was always so kind and loving to me and my family. 6.5 weeks ago we lost both of our children in a tragic accident at our campground. She hugged me for what seemed hours! She would say I know I will see my husband again and you will see those beautiful babies too. Pam I hope our children gave you a nice hug too! We will truly miss you! Love, The Clark family, your friendly neighbors across the street.
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Michelle Christian
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Pam and Joe were such wonderful people! We met them when they moved in years ago and truly enjoyed their company.
As time has gone by & life's business increased we saw less of each other, but it was nice when we could stop and chat, or spend time together sitting on our porch.
Pam will be missed, and this world is a better place for her being here! Heaven has another beautiful Angel to watch over us.
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Kel Winton
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Pam was a wonderful sweet lady that I was fortunate to know for many years. We shared many visits, meals and time together with family. I will miss her.
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Amy Winton
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Pam’s family…I am so sorry for your loss. I’ve always admired Pam for her positive outlook on life, no matter the circumstances, as well as her servant’s heart. Her sunny and sparkly personality was infectious, and you couldn’t help but experience a lifting of your spirit when in Pam’s presence. Anyone who knew her was indelibly touched by her kindness and friendship. Her devotion to Joe was unmatched, and I know they are now celebrating together. Our loss is Heaven’s gain, and we can take take comfort in the knowledge that Pam is now in the loving arms of God.
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Doug schmutte
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I met Pam around 1995 when she married my dad. Pam had a beautiful loving and caring spirit. She worked for many years for Delphi and volunteered serving holy communion at nursing homes, dressing up as a clown for children, and served at IMS during the Indy 500. Pam and dad attended St Gabriel Catholic Church on Indy’s far west side. Pam was a wonderful grandma to my three kids. She treated me as her own son and my family loved her so much. Life won’t be the same without her.
I especially am forever grateful for all the years that Pam stood by my dad, Joe, when he was so sick. Pam always cared for him no matter how difficult it was, staying by his side every time he was in the hospital, rehab or the nursing home, until his last breath
We love you Pam! Heaven gained another Angel last week and I know you and dad are happily together again ❤️❤️