Grissom-Clark Funeral Home | Atlanta, GA

Obituary For Mrs. Pamela Louise Tucker

Mrs. Pamela Louise Tucker affectionately known as Tam by her great, great Aunt Eva Smith was born to Cornelia A. Milner and Charlie Davidson, Jr. May 1, 1956.

Pam attended Walter Scott Elementary School and continued on to Henry M. Turner High School. Pam truly enjoyed making clothes, music, singing, dancing, cooking and art. Pam united with her sister Cassandra at age 18 after giving birth to her oldest son Curtis. She later met her future husband Albert Tucker which two children came from this union. Pam was truly a people person and loved being around people, never having a bad word to say about anyone. Pamela's legacy will forever be imbedded in our spirits from her contagious smile, melodious laughter, and sweet spirit that touched the lives of so many.

She leaves to cherish her memory a loving husband, Albert Tucker. Her loving parents, Cornelia A. (Curtis) Smith and Charlie Davidson, Jr., three wonderful children, Curtis L.(Frances) Milner, Calandra Tucker, Demetrius (Toshia) Tucker. Six grandchildren Chyna, Kayla, Daveigh and Demetria Tucker, Keya and Djessa Karg. A loving devoted sister, Cassandra Dukes; A loving devoted brother, Marion S.(Valencia) Smith. Nine nieces and nephews, Chantel, Brent Sr., Daniel, Brittany, Nicholas, Courtney, Alexis, Brent Jr. and Joshua. Two uncles Charles (Helen) Milner of Flint, Michigan and Marion Smith of Atlanta, GA., and a host of other relatives and friends.

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Truly blessed never offering anything but love and light. Remembered always for the love and joy she brought to all and any. Always remaining proud of her babies, Curt, Meat and Landra... Wonderful representatives from an angel sent to earth from heaven, called home all too soon. Pam will forever remain in my heart for knowing her changed my life forever and made me better. To her loved ones... May you stay blessed for GOD truly blessed y'all with a real one... People we love never die lest we forget them. And she will never be forgotten.

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I will always love my dear sister..

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