Pamela Kay

Townsend

Pamela Kay Townsend was born on April 22, 1958, to Roscoe and Hattie Townsend. Pam had struggled with health issues for many years and on April 15, 2025, she peacefully made her transition in her at home.

Pam attended toledo, public schools, one was Robinson Jr. High School where she loved being a member of the Wildcats Bowling Team and competing against other Junior High Schools. Shen then attended Libby High School.

In 1973 Pam welcomed her only child, Takisha into the world. As a young mother she strived to provide for her and Takisha, sometimes working two jobs at a time. She worked for Hunts, Cub foods, Kroger's just to name a few. She worked and retired from the Sylvania Schools District after 30 years. Upon retirement you would still find Pam working at the thrift store in her community.

Pam loved having family, she enjoyed cooking and having gatherings. Her biggest hobby was stealing pictures. Yes, she was a great collector of family and friends pictures and there was no shame in her game. Pam really was a kid at heart; she enjoyed holidays with Christmas being her favorite and yes, her birthday being her next favorite. She would go all out decorating and cooking for the Christmas Holiday, in fact getting her to take them down became a job. Pam's birthday she felt was a day to celebrate another blessed year in her life, while enjoying friends and family that would come around to celebrate her.

Pam found and believed in the Heavenly Father at an early age. Her faith truly helped her navigate her earthly life in good and bad times.

She was preceded in death by both parents, Roscoe and Hattie Townsend; brothers Erik Johnson and Glen Rambus.

Pam leaves to cherish her memory her daughter, Takisha Marie Townsend; grandchildren, Keierika Townsend, Meko (Dominque) Potrzebowski; 10 great grandchildren; brothers, Charles (Lovon) Harris, Stevenson Harris, Renel Townsend, Derrick Townsend, Sr., Andre (Libra), Roscoe Townsend, Jr., Ronald Townsend, Johnny Johnson; sisters, Renee Townsend Denise Gamlin, Darlwyn Townsend, Tara Townsend, Sherita Townsend, Sandra (James) Morris, Helen Black; special friends Linda and Dorla, and a host of neices, nephews, cousins and friends.