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Pam "Cinderella" Kelly
December 23rd, 1955 - November 25th, 2024
December 23rd, 1955 - November 25th, 2024
It is with great sadness that the family of Pam ‘Cinderella' Kelly announces her sudden passing on Monday, November 25, 2024 at the age of 68.
Pam was born 1955 in Lynwood, California to Harvey and Pat Sprague. She attended Lynwood High School and graduated in 1972. She then went on to business college and earned her degree. After business school her Auntie Judy convinced her to start her own Mary Kay business. Little did she know she would find her passion and go on to be with Mary Kay for over 42 years. During that time, Pam earned 22 pink Cadillac's, traveled the world on 18 Top Director trips, and became the only consultant in Mary Kay 62-year history to accomplish the unofficial Queen of Everything title. She touched so many lives during her career with Mary Kay and will continue through her “YES” area Mary Kay sisters.
Pam will be lovingly remembered by her husband of 19 years, Michael; stepchildren, Steven (Heather) and Tim (Alesha); grandchildren, Shelby, Liam, Alivia, Lexi, Riley, and numerous other family members and friends. Pam was preceded in death by her parents, Harvey and Pat Sprague and sister, Susan.
A Celebration of Life will be on Saturday, February 1, 2025 at 11:00 a.m. (PST), at Peninsula Community Church, 5640 Crestridge Rd, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275. Please RSVP on the announcement icon below or watch the live stream @ https://pccpv.online.church/
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Suelyn Vincent
I met Pam when she was Pam Wartenbee and was a pink Cadillac driving director. I think that was 1990. Her energy was so positive it was absolutely electric!! I had never met a woman who was so supportive of other women before. I learned a lot about business, make up and sales from her but I learned even more about friendship, integrity and Jesus from her. You will be missed Pam!! Give your momma a hug from me and tell her I still miss her almond topped cookies!!
Sandy Mayer
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Nita Godwin
I knew Pam as a Sales Director in Colorado when I had just moved back. She was such a positive person and mentor. I loved being in her space and learning from her. She made such a difference. Mary Kay will deeply miss her
Marline Adams
Pam was my Mary Kay Director friend for many years. She was an incredible gift to this world & inspired so many in all aspects of life. So long for now precious lady. Marline Adams
Denise Gates
Rest in Peace, Pam! You were an extraordinary woman of God and an exceptional businesswoman. I will never forget you. Regards, Dr. Denise Gates, Author
Debbie DePaul
I am an introvert but most people, when they meet me, think I’m an extrovert. I’m still as introverted as they come but Pam taught me how to “fake it (until you make it!)” and so I have. Pam taught me many things, but mostly how to be and demonstrate you are a caring person. Some of my fondest memories, over the past almost 30 years, are when I implemented Pam’s teachings. Funny how unimportant words can be; sometimes a simple hand on the shoulder of another is all that is necessary. I loved Pam. She will remain in my heart until I meet her again. In the mean time, we will continue to practice Pam’s teachings and do what Fred and I can do to make sure Mike knows how special he is.
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