Pamela Wyvette "Mama Pam" King-Hall the daughter of Samuel L. King, Sr. and Lois King was born in Lincoln County on July 29, 1966. She departed this life on April 16, 2019 at her home in Gould, Arkansas.
Pamela received her education at Gould High School, she graduation with the Class of 1984. Pam accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Personal Savior at an early age under the leadership of Rev. C.L. Washington at the First Baptist M.B. Church in Gould, Arkansas. She was presently under the leadership of Rev. Isaac Barnes, Sr., and she was a very faithful member.
Pam was preceded in death by her grandparents; Norris, Sr. and Geraldine Evans, Lucious Williams, Sr., and Mattie Lacy Williams, Jack and Gladys Wright, and Willie King, Jr., her great grandmother Naomi Williams, and her brother Samuel "Sonny" King, Jr.
"Mama Pam" was a loving and caring person, she was small in statue, but BIG in Heart! She leaves to cherish her memories, her parents Samuel Sr. and Lois King of Gould, Arkansas; one son Eddie Lee Hall, Jr. of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; two daughters, LaRosha D. Hall and Keshonda L. Hall of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; three grandsons Kenon D. Smith, Rahim K. Hall, and Kylan A. Hall of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; one granddaughter, Mikaela R. Everett of Gould, Arkansas; three brothers, Anthony King, Marcus King, and Kevin (Kimberly) King all of Arlington, Texas; four sisters, Margaret Conyer of Midlothian, Texas, Latonia (Anthony) Stokes and Caneesa King of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and Tameka Jones of St. Louis, Missouri; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and other relatives and friends. Mama Pam was also expecting her first great granddaughter.
Pamela received her education at Gould High School, she graduation with the Class of 1984. Pam accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Personal Savior at an early age under the leadership of Rev. C.L. Washington at the First Baptist M.B. Church in Gould, Arkansas. She was presently under the leadership of Rev. Isaac Barnes, Sr., and she was a very faithful member.
Pam was preceded in death by her grandparents; Norris, Sr. and Geraldine Evans, Lucious Williams, Sr., and Mattie Lacy Williams, Jack and Gladys Wright, and Willie King, Jr., her great grandmother Naomi Williams, and her brother Samuel "Sonny" King, Jr.
"Mama Pam" was a loving and caring person, she was small in statue, but BIG in Heart! She leaves to cherish her memories, her parents Samuel Sr. and Lois King of Gould, Arkansas; one son Eddie Lee Hall, Jr. of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; two daughters, LaRosha D. Hall and Keshonda L. Hall of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; three grandsons Kenon D. Smith, Rahim K. Hall, and Kylan A. Hall of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; one granddaughter, Mikaela R. Everett of Gould, Arkansas; three brothers, Anthony King, Marcus King, and Kevin (Kimberly) King all of Arlington, Texas; four sisters, Margaret Conyer of Midlothian, Texas, Latonia (Anthony) Stokes and Caneesa King of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and Tameka Jones of St. Louis, Missouri; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and other relatives and friends. Mama Pam was also expecting her first great granddaughter.
Pamela Wyvette "Mama Pam" King-Hall the daughter of Samuel L. King, Sr. and Lois King was born in Lincoln County on July 29, 1966. She departed this life on April 16, 2019 at her home in Gould, Arkansas.
Pamela received her education at Gould High School, she graduation with the Class of 1984. Pam accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Personal Savior at an early age under the leadership of Rev. C.L. Washington at the First Baptist M.B. Church in Gould, Arkansas. She was presently under the leadership of Rev. Isaac Barnes, Sr., and she was a very faithful member.
Pam was preceded in death by her grandparents; Norris, Sr. and Geraldine Evans, Lucious Williams, Sr., and Mattie Lacy Williams, Jack and Gladys Wright, and Willie King, Jr., her great grandmother Naomi Williams, and her brother Samuel "Sonny" King, Jr.
"Mama Pam" was a loving and caring person, she was small in statue, but BIG in Heart! She leaves to cherish her memories, her parents Samuel Sr. and Lois King of Gould, Arkansas; one son Eddie Lee Hall, Jr. of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; two daughters, LaRosha D. Hall and Keshonda L. Hall of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; three grandsons Kenon D. Smith, Rahim K. Hall, and Kylan A. Hall of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; one granddaughter, Mikaela R. Everett of Gould, Arkansas; three brothers, Anthony King, Marcus King, and Kevin (Kimberly) King all of Arlington, Texas; four sisters, Margaret Conyer of Midlothian, Texas, Latonia (Anthony) Stokes and Caneesa King of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and Tameka Jones of St. Louis, Missouri; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and other relatives and friends. Mama Pam was also expecting her first great granddaughter.
Pamela received her education at Gould High School, she graduation with the Class of 1984. Pam accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Personal Savior at an early age under the leadership of Rev. C.L. Washington at the First Baptist M.B. Church in Gould, Arkansas. She was presently under the leadership of Rev. Isaac Barnes, Sr., and she was a very faithful member.
Pam was preceded in death by her grandparents; Norris, Sr. and Geraldine Evans, Lucious Williams, Sr., and Mattie Lacy Williams, Jack and Gladys Wright, and Willie King, Jr., her great grandmother Naomi Williams, and her brother Samuel "Sonny" King, Jr.
"Mama Pam" was a loving and caring person, she was small in statue, but BIG in Heart! She leaves to cherish her memories, her parents Samuel Sr. and Lois King of Gould, Arkansas; one son Eddie Lee Hall, Jr. of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; two daughters, LaRosha D. Hall and Keshonda L. Hall of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; three grandsons Kenon D. Smith, Rahim K. Hall, and Kylan A. Hall of Pine Bluff, Arkansas; one granddaughter, Mikaela R. Everett of Gould, Arkansas; three brothers, Anthony King, Marcus King, and Kevin (Kimberly) King all of Arlington, Texas; four sisters, Margaret Conyer of Midlothian, Texas, Latonia (Anthony) Stokes and Caneesa King of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and Tameka Jones of St. Louis, Missouri; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and other relatives and friends. Mama Pam was also expecting her first great granddaughter.
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