Pamela A. Larson, 75, of Rockford, IL passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family Thursday, February 27, 2020 after a short battle with cancer. Born August 19, 1944 in Rockford, IL the daughter of Stan and Ann (Burtch) Osberg. Graduate of East High School, class of 1962 where she was president of Junior Achievement. She married David B. Larson on October 3, 1964. In her early years she worked at Illinois National, Sundstrand and Bank of Fort Knox. Pam worked for 26 years as a cashier at Jefferson High School in the cafeteria. She was known as the “sweet lunch lady”. She had a kind heart and loved her family and friends. Pam was an avid golfer for most of her life. She enjoyed playing Bingo, bowling, fishing, and visiting Las Vegas to see the lights, catch a show, and hit the slots.
Survived by her daughters, Debbie (Dan) Erwin, Deana Collum, Donna Oliver; brothers, Kraig (Jane) Osberg and Mark (Wendy) Osberg; seven grandchildren; best friend since grade school, Mary Gregersen; many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her husband, David; and parents.
Survived by her daughters, Debbie (Dan) Erwin, Deana Collum, Donna Oliver; brothers, Kraig (Jane) Osberg and Mark (Wendy) Osberg; seven grandchildren; best friend since grade school, Mary Gregersen; many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her husband, David; and parents.
Pamela A. Larson, 75, of Rockford, IL passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family Thursday, February 27, 2020 after a short battle with cancer. Born August 19, 1944 in Rockford, IL the daughter of Stan and Ann (Burtch) Osberg. Graduate of East High School, class of 1962 where she was president of Junior Achievement. She married David B. Larson on October 3, 1964. In her early years she worked at Illinois National, Sundstrand and Bank of Fort Knox. Pam worked for 26 years as a cashier at Jefferson High School in the cafeteria. She was known as the “sweet lunch lady”. She had a kind heart and loved her family and friends. Pam was an avid golfer for most of her life. She enjoyed playing Bingo, bowling, fishing, and visiting Las Vegas to see the lights, catch a show, and hit the slots.
Survived by her daughters, Debbie (Dan) Erwin, Deana Collum, Donna Oliver; brothers, Kraig (Jane) Osberg and Mark (Wendy) Osberg; seven grandchildren; best friend since grade school, Mary Gregersen; many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her husband, David; and parents.
Survived by her daughters, Debbie (Dan) Erwin, Deana Collum, Donna Oliver; brothers, Kraig (Jane) Osberg and Mark (Wendy) Osberg; seven grandchildren; best friend since grade school, Mary Gregersen; many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her husband, David; and parents.
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