Tim and family, I met Pam through my mom, Mary Gwinn at the Clarkston knit shop. She was a beautiful lady who knew her knitting 🩷. She also gave me a ton of 🧶 skeins. Beautiful person ❣️ gone too soon. My sincere condolences to you and your family 

My condolences to Tim and Pam's family. I recall first meeting her at their Clarkston house when Tim my GM Pontiac Engineering boss graciously invited me over for dinner.  I was glad to get to know them better over the years at Calvary Lutheran church in Clarkston and while helping Tim prepare to build their forever home (as always she laughed & shook her head at Tim's ways!).

Tim, you wrote a beautiful final message!  I wish I was closer to be able to attend the memorial in the spring.  I will be there in spirit and hopefully see you at the Pontiac 100th celebration.

Best wishes always, Doug

Pam, I miss the walks we used to have together and also all our many conversations, often with much laughter. Your singing and dancing always boosted everyone’s spirit, especially the grandkids. I miss you but am so glad you are now without sadness, confusion and worry. Know that you are forever loved.

Mary Adloff

We have been good friends with the Petersen‘s for over 10 years now and had known Pam  almost as long. She was always so sweet and complimentary of others. One memory I will never forget of Pam, is when I was teaching her some dance moves that she could practice to help stay sharp. I put on September by Earth, Wind and Fire and saw her immediately light up and start doing disco moves. She just kept laughing saying how much she loved that song and although she self-proclaimed that she was not a dancer, I simply knew in that moment that that wasn’t true in her heart. We hope you keep dancing and laughing Pam and you will certainly be missed! Lots of love to you Petersen’s. You are all in our thoughts.

What a beautiful message and tribute to her life.   Pam always had a smile on her face as she took walks through the neighborhood.  We have wonderful memories of playing cards on the pontoon boats in the middle of Lake Voohries.  Tim, stay strong my friend.  Alice and I will see you in the spring.

What a beautiful tribute to her life and legacy.  With my deepest condolences may you be comforted in her passinf

Very saddening and sorry to hear of Pam’s passing, such a remarkable loving person!!                                           She’s in the good hands of the Lord now.                                                           

Sincere condolences to family and friends. Grief does not go away, we only learn to live with it, so please lean on JehovahGod, the Father of tender mercies and the God of all comfort who comforts us in all our trials. (2 Cor 1:3) Jehovah understands your pain and will provide the comfort you need. Do not hesitate to pour out your heart to Him in prayer.