As a child, Pamela attended Curtis School near Pickerel Lake about 11 miles from Petoskey, Michigan. She is the half-sister of E. Louise Winter Russell.

Pamela lived with her father Joseph Winter (b. 1883) and her mother Edna Winter (Est. D.O.B. 1912-1919) in a house top of a high hill on Pickerel Lake Road. (Just up top the hill past 8786 Pickerel Lake Road). In the 1940s and 1950s a big hip roofed barn stood down from the house. Near the house was a very tall 1800s type of windmill sitting amongst other out buildings including a privy. (The privy was about 50 feet from the house.) The house itself had off white shingles and was trimmed in dark green. Down the hill from the house a mile or so on the four corners leading to Pickerel Lake, was Curtis School, a grocery store, and a softball field where local kids gathered on Sunday afternoons to play ball. The fourth corner was a field, we think owned by Nell and Cleyo Harris whose farm house was down the road toward Pickeral Lake.

Refer here to the obituary for E. Louise Russell.

Name Pamela K Bowren
Also Known As Pamela Wint Bowren
2nd Also Known As Name Pamela K Martin
3rd Also Known As Name Pamela W Martin
Residence Place Orlando, Florida, United States
Address Orlando, Florida 32814

(Edna Davis Bowren, Leo Pearl Martin Jr, Leroy Worley Bowren, Leon Wayne Martin Jr)

Note: The mother of Pamela Winter is Edna Winter (No obituary) Edna was the second wife of Joseph Winter (b. 1883)

Pamela's biological father is Joseph Winter (b. 1883)
He is also the father of Louise Winter Russell. Note: Pamela and E. Louise Winter Russell, have different mothers making them half sisters.

Bessie E. Carr Winter, was the first wife of Joseph Winter (b. 1883).

Note: Part of the Greenwood Newspaper Obituary reads Joseph D. Winter, but elsewhere on Greenwood his name is recorded as Joseph Franklin Winter (b. 1883).