Pamela Gail Lee was born on April 15, 1960 in Baltimore, Maryland to the late Max and Thelma Lee. She was the second child born to this union. Pamela was also affectionately called "Pam' and "Pammie" by those who knew and loved her. In the early years Pam attended New Metropolitan Baptist Church under the pastorate of the late Rev. Lawyer L. Swinson. In later life she accepted Jesus Christ as her personal Lord and Savior. Pam was educated in the Baltimore City Public Schools and graduated from Southwestern High School in June of 1978. She immediately began employment at Maryland General Hospital which later became University of Maryland Medical System. Pam spent her entire career (46 years) at UMMS up until the day the Lord called her home. Pam was a Patient Accounts Receivable Representative. She was a reliable and diligent worker who was always willing to lend a helping hand to both her coworkers and consumers. Throughout her career at UMMS she developed many long lasting friendships. Pam loved children although she never had children of her own. She was Aunt Pam to her only niece, Shakia, and she loved her dearly. Pam enjoyed taking children on outings, hosting parties, and always participating in fundraisers.

Pam resided on Lexington Street at the family home for 64 years and has maintained many friendships with neighbors. These Friendships have spanned over 50 years. One of Pam's favorite pastimes was shopping. Pam had a keen sense of style and always incorporated the latest trends into her wardrobe. Although Pam enjoyed fashion, she avoided the limelight. She never wanted to be the center of attention. She just wanted to look "nice." Par was truly a homebody. In the comfort of her home she enjoyed listening to gospel music, talking to friends, watching movies, baking.