Obituary for Pamela W Keeling
Pamela W. Keeling, born February 18, 1950 in New Orleans, Louisiana passed away on November 6, 2018 at MD Anderson in Houston, TX at the age of 68 from a long battle with Melanoma cancer and Leptomeningeal disease.
Pam was preceded in death by her father and mother, Henry and Arlene Wilde, her brother, Rabon (Ray) Wilde, her sister, Therese (Terry) Stoeffler, her husband, Clayton H. Keeling, her eldest stepson, Clayton H. Keeling Jr, grandson, Matthew Alan Keeling, granddaughter, Delaney Lerryn Womack.
She is survived by her aunt, Francis Wilde, her brother, Glenn Wilde and wife Kate, seven sons and stepsons, Michael J. Womack, Eric C. Womack and his wife Carrie, Cameron W. Womack and his wife Nicole, Christopher W. Keeling, Ellis J. Keeling, John F. Keeling, Matthew D. Keeling and his wife Lisa. She also leaves behind thirteen grandchildren, three great grandchildren.
Pam attended Louisiana State University. From a very young age, she was an empowered, high-energy woman that took on every challenge. Her career took her to Texas Book Company in October of 1990 where she led the most rapid growth in TBC history. Pam was promoted to TBC vice president in 1996 where she was recognized in the NACS publication "The College Store" as one of Twenty Women to watch. She was a recipient of Retail Division's highest award, The Eagle Award for her contributions to TBC's success. Pam touched so many lives at TBC and was a big part of the company history over the last 28 years. She only wanted one thing and that was for TBC to succeed and grow.
Even during a long battle with cancer, Pam had an unwavering faith in God. She was actively involved with her church sisters hosting fundraisers and going on bible retreats. Her lasting impact as a mother, grandmother, friend, and colleague is forever entrenched in the lives she touched. She loved to travel, but most importantly, she loved spending time with her family, reading novels, and spending time with her cat Khaija.
Pamela W. Keeling, born February 18, 1950 in New Orleans, Louisiana passed away on November 6, 2018 at MD Anderson in Houston, TX at the age of 68 from a long battle with Melanoma cancer and Leptomeningeal disease.
Pam was preceded in death by her father and mother, Henry and Arlene Wilde, her brother, Rabon (Ray) Wilde, her sister, Therese (Terry) Stoeffler, her husband, Clayton H. Keeling, her eldest stepson, Clayton H. Keeling Jr, grandson, Matthew Alan Keeling, granddaughter, Delaney Lerryn Womack.
She is survived by her aunt, Francis Wilde, her brother, Glenn Wilde and wife Kate, seven sons and stepsons, Michael J. Womack, Eric C. Womack and his wife Carrie, Cameron W. Womack and his wife Nicole, Christopher W. Keeling, Ellis J. Keeling, John F. Keeling, Matthew D. Keeling and his wife Lisa. She also leaves behind thirteen grandchildren, three great grandchildren.
Pam attended Louisiana State University. From a very young age, she was an empowered, high-energy woman that took on every challenge. Her career took her to Texas Book Company in October of 1990 where she led the most rapid growth in TBC history. Pam was promoted to TBC vice president in 1996 where she was recognized in the NACS publication "The College Store" as one of Twenty Women to watch. She was a recipient of Retail Division's highest award, The Eagle Award for her contributions to TBC's success. Pam touched so many lives at TBC and was a big part of the company history over the last 28 years. She only wanted one thing and that was for TBC to succeed and grow.
Even during a long battle with cancer, Pam had an unwavering faith in God. She was actively involved with her church sisters hosting fundraisers and going on bible retreats. Her lasting impact as a mother, grandmother, friend, and colleague is forever entrenched in the lives she touched. She loved to travel, but most importantly, she loved spending time with her family, reading novels, and spending time with her cat Khaija.
Obituary for Pamela W Keeling
Pamela W. Keeling, born February 18, 1950 in New Orleans, Louisiana passed away on November 6, 2018 at MD Anderson in Houston, TX at the age of 68 from a long battle with Melanoma cancer and Leptomeningeal disease.
Pam was preceded in death by her father and mother, Henry and Arlene Wilde, her brother, Rabon (Ray) Wilde, her sister, Therese (Terry) Stoeffler, her husband, Clayton H. Keeling, her eldest stepson, Clayton H. Keeling Jr, grandson, Matthew Alan Keeling, granddaughter, Delaney Lerryn Womack.
She is survived by her aunt, Francis Wilde, her brother, Glenn Wilde and wife Kate, seven sons and stepsons, Michael J. Womack, Eric C. Womack and his wife Carrie, Cameron W. Womack and his wife Nicole, Christopher W. Keeling, Ellis J. Keeling, John F. Keeling, Matthew D. Keeling and his wife Lisa. She also leaves behind thirteen grandchildren, three great grandchildren.
Pam attended Louisiana State University. From a very young age, she was an empowered, high-energy woman that took on every challenge. Her career took her to Texas Book Company in October of 1990 where she led the most rapid growth in TBC history. Pam was promoted to TBC vice president in 1996 where she was recognized in the NACS publication "The College Store" as one of Twenty Women to watch. She was a recipient of Retail Division's highest award, The Eagle Award for her contributions to TBC's success. Pam touched so many lives at TBC and was a big part of the company history over the last 28 years. She only wanted one thing and that was for TBC to succeed and grow.
Even during a long battle with cancer, Pam had an unwavering faith in God. She was actively involved with her church sisters hosting fundraisers and going on bible retreats. Her lasting impact as a mother, grandmother, friend, and colleague is forever entrenched in the lives she touched. She loved to travel, but most importantly, she loved spending time with her family, reading novels, and spending time with her cat Khaija.
Pamela W. Keeling, born February 18, 1950 in New Orleans, Louisiana passed away on November 6, 2018 at MD Anderson in Houston, TX at the age of 68 from a long battle with Melanoma cancer and Leptomeningeal disease.
Pam was preceded in death by her father and mother, Henry and Arlene Wilde, her brother, Rabon (Ray) Wilde, her sister, Therese (Terry) Stoeffler, her husband, Clayton H. Keeling, her eldest stepson, Clayton H. Keeling Jr, grandson, Matthew Alan Keeling, granddaughter, Delaney Lerryn Womack.
She is survived by her aunt, Francis Wilde, her brother, Glenn Wilde and wife Kate, seven sons and stepsons, Michael J. Womack, Eric C. Womack and his wife Carrie, Cameron W. Womack and his wife Nicole, Christopher W. Keeling, Ellis J. Keeling, John F. Keeling, Matthew D. Keeling and his wife Lisa. She also leaves behind thirteen grandchildren, three great grandchildren.
Pam attended Louisiana State University. From a very young age, she was an empowered, high-energy woman that took on every challenge. Her career took her to Texas Book Company in October of 1990 where she led the most rapid growth in TBC history. Pam was promoted to TBC vice president in 1996 where she was recognized in the NACS publication "The College Store" as one of Twenty Women to watch. She was a recipient of Retail Division's highest award, The Eagle Award for her contributions to TBC's success. Pam touched so many lives at TBC and was a big part of the company history over the last 28 years. She only wanted one thing and that was for TBC to succeed and grow.
Even during a long battle with cancer, Pam had an unwavering faith in God. She was actively involved with her church sisters hosting fundraisers and going on bible retreats. Her lasting impact as a mother, grandmother, friend, and colleague is forever entrenched in the lives she touched. She loved to travel, but most importantly, she loved spending time with her family, reading novels, and spending time with her cat Khaija.
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