Pamela P. Henderson, 72, lost her long hard fight with cancer, January 23, 2021. She passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family.
Pam retired from BellSouth in 2003. She began her career with then South Central Bell in Meridian in 1969, as an Operator. She was transferred to Jackson in 1979 when the Meridian office was downsized. Pam made many forever friends during her employment.
Pam was preceded in death by her Grandmother, BeBe DeBrier; her parents, Al and Helen Prieto, all from Meridian; and her sister Donna Zipfel. She is survived by her son, Paul Henderson, of Brandon,; her niece Stacy Jones; and her beloved chihuahua, Bentley.
Pam was loved and will be greatly missed by her family and friends. Her personality drew people to her with her wit and comedy. She left us a lifetime of funny stories to remember her and make us smile.
She will rest at a family gravesite in Meridian. In lieu of flowers please donate to any animal shelter or to Saint Jude Children's Hospital.
To plant a tree in memory of Pamela P. Henderson, visit the Tribute Store.
Pam retired from BellSouth in 2003. She began her career with then South Central Bell in Meridian in 1969, as an Operator. She was transferred to Jackson in 1979 when the Meridian office was downsized. Pam made many forever friends during her employment.
Pam was preceded in death by her Grandmother, BeBe DeBrier; her parents, Al and Helen Prieto, all from Meridian; and her sister Donna Zipfel. She is survived by her son, Paul Henderson, of Brandon,; her niece Stacy Jones; and her beloved chihuahua, Bentley.
Pam was loved and will be greatly missed by her family and friends. Her personality drew people to her with her wit and comedy. She left us a lifetime of funny stories to remember her and make us smile.
She will rest at a family gravesite in Meridian. In lieu of flowers please donate to any animal shelter or to Saint Jude Children's Hospital.
To plant a tree in memory of Pamela P. Henderson, visit the Tribute Store.
Pamela P. Henderson, 72, lost her long hard fight with cancer, January 23, 2021. She passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family.
Pam retired from BellSouth in 2003. She began her career with then South Central Bell in Meridian in 1969, as an Operator. She was transferred to Jackson in 1979 when the Meridian office was downsized. Pam made many forever friends during her employment.
Pam was preceded in death by her Grandmother, BeBe DeBrier; her parents, Al and Helen Prieto, all from Meridian; and her sister Donna Zipfel. She is survived by her son, Paul Henderson, of Brandon,; her niece Stacy Jones; and her beloved chihuahua, Bentley.
Pam was loved and will be greatly missed by her family and friends. Her personality drew people to her with her wit and comedy. She left us a lifetime of funny stories to remember her and make us smile.
She will rest at a family gravesite in Meridian. In lieu of flowers please donate to any animal shelter or to Saint Jude Children's Hospital.
To plant a tree in memory of Pamela P. Henderson, visit the Tribute Store.
Pam retired from BellSouth in 2003. She began her career with then South Central Bell in Meridian in 1969, as an Operator. She was transferred to Jackson in 1979 when the Meridian office was downsized. Pam made many forever friends during her employment.
Pam was preceded in death by her Grandmother, BeBe DeBrier; her parents, Al and Helen Prieto, all from Meridian; and her sister Donna Zipfel. She is survived by her son, Paul Henderson, of Brandon,; her niece Stacy Jones; and her beloved chihuahua, Bentley.
Pam was loved and will be greatly missed by her family and friends. Her personality drew people to her with her wit and comedy. She left us a lifetime of funny stories to remember her and make us smile.
She will rest at a family gravesite in Meridian. In lieu of flowers please donate to any animal shelter or to Saint Jude Children's Hospital.
To plant a tree in memory of Pamela P. Henderson, visit the Tribute Store.
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