Pamela Adrienne Roberts (16 May 1922 - 22 Apr 2018)

This is a donation made up of all those who left money in the condolence box at Pam's funeral and wake. Thank you to everyone who donated.

Thank you for everything you ever did for me - I will love you for always and miss you so much - you were the 'best Mum in the world' - Jilly xxxx

I have known Pam for nearly three-quarters of my life, and I suppose like quite a few of us I had come to think of her as a permanent feature of any Dunn/Roberts family occasion. She rarely appeared to be anything other than cheerful and open, and could hold a conversation with anyone, of any age or background. I can only compare the feeling to that of losing the Queen - I might not have seen her that often, but she was always 'there', and now I will miss her.
My thoughts are with Isobel, John, Jill, and all the extended family, and I hope there is comfort in such a long life, lived to the full, and always with the benefit of others to the fore. Goodbye Pam (I never really got used to calling you Moffee)... X

In memory of a lovely lady ... Xx

What a privilege it was to know Pam. Always warm, considerate, clever, funny. The first to give and the last to take. Some candles burn brighter than others, and Pam was a beacon in so many ways. She will be sorely missed, but always fondly remembered.

With very fond memories of Pam over many years, love Mike and Catherine.

With very fond memories of Pam, much love from Mike and Catherine. Xx

In memory of Jilly's Mum (always smiling and cheerful with a zest for life). To all your family - we are sorry for your loss. XX

Pam was a much- loved member of our extended family, always smiling, warm and welcoming and interested in what everyone was doing, particularly all the younger members of the family. We will all miss her very much for her humour and her kindness.

Pam was a devoted member of the United Reformed Church in Cobham and although we rejoice in a life lived in all its fullness, we will miss her so much. Pam was so loved not just for the many ways in which she lived out her faith in service to others, but for her warmth, humility and generosity of Spirit. Pams determination to resist the perils of old age meant she was an active member of the church leading the church walk, serving as communion steward, as well as helping with Fairtrade right up until a few months ago. A remarkable woman who will live on through each of us and who will always be close to our hearts.

Pam was probably one of the most influential women in my life!! I met her at the age of 15 when I was going out with Jon ( my 1st boyfriend) and she was just amazing as are all of you lovely Roberts. She brought such a fabulous family together having lost her husband very young and just radiated joy, intelligence and love. So lucky to have met her. Love to you all xxx

Moffi/Pam, lovely memories of you always. Skye had no Grandma,and always used to say, I wish I had one like Moffi. You were a tremendous person,and I was so fond of you! Elaine x

Moffie will be greatly missed. It was a pleasure to have known her

Genuinely lovely lady inside and out and always a beautiful smile.

Amazing beautiful lady always a pleasure x

With love special lady