Death date: Feb 8, 2011
Pamela Rae Scott, 66, of Fort Myers, passed away Tuesday, February 8, 2011 following an extended illness.?á She was born August 19, 1944 in St. Charles, IL and moved to Fort Myers in 1985.?á Pam was an artist and miniaturist, was Read Obituary
So sorry to hear of Pam's passing. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers during this time. Jerry & Robin
Dear Richard, I just can not believe that Pam has left us. I bought some molds from her a long time ago and picked them up at the Lakeland show. We again met at another show. I always looked forward to seeing her. My heart aches for you and your son. I have a painting she did for me way back in the AOL years. I'll treasure it forever. Pam was such a good person and so kind to all of us on the LEN group. She left us way to soon. My sincere condolences. Wanda
Rick. ..I have tried many times to find the words to write to express my sadness after hearing of Pam's death. Now, having read all the lovely tributes to her on Little Enough News, I relise that just knowing her, though never meeting, is a gift I will have with me always. Her generosity, kindness, encouragement, desire to help, her wicked sense of fun and humour, her friendship, caring and love are to be treasured. So many in this miniature world are thinking of you and I hope this of comfort to you and will continue to be. Loving thoughts, Nan Lewandoski of New Zealand.
My deepest sympathies to you and your family. Pam was such a lovely lady and so very talented. We are blessed to have known her.
I had tears in my eyes when I read the notice on Little Enough News today of Pam's passing. Even though we never met in person, she was so kind and creative. I really cherish the miniatures I was fortunate to buy from her. Also have all the LEN issues that I refer to frequently. She and I were born just a couple months apart. Sorry that our paths never crossed. My prayers are for God to comfort the family who have lost their very special wife and mother she was.
Pam was my inspiration when I started doing 1/4" scale. Letting me join her LittleEnoughNews group was the first amazing thing. And by Pam publishing the wonderful LEN Magazine it opened my eyes to the 1/4" scale world. I really enjoyed it when Pam and I used to talk on the telephone and of course I still have all the wonderful seafood she made for me as well as the many other types of food. I will treasure them always. Love, Karen
Please accept my heartfelt condolences with your great lost of Pam. I knew her through several online miniature groups and she was a tremendous inspiration as she shared her many talents with us. Personal messages from her are cherished. Please know she generously shared her knowledge and encouragement with many around the world. Thank you for sharing her with all of us. Rick and Richard, may memories of happier times comfort you and bring you peace. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Rick and Richard – Pam was so precious to those of us on her LEN Miniatures group. Her wit, her humor, her enormous talent and gift of sharing that talent with others will be sorely missed. May you find some comfort in knowing she was loved and respected by so many people all over the world. God bless both of you. Rest in peace, sweet Pam. You fought the good fight.
