Pamela (Pam) C. Harmon, Age: 78
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Jul 17, 1944---Oct 14, 2022

Pamela (Pam) C. Harmon passed away October 14th, 2022 in Olathe, KS, at the age of 78.  Pam was born July 17, 1944, in St. Joseph, MO to  Phyllis Nash and Charles Hahn. Pam and her husband, Scottie Harmon (deceased September 29th, 2011) were married for 40 years and have two sons, Jay and Beau, and 2 daughter-in-laws, Angie and Amy.  She was also a very proud grandmother of Jay and Angie's daughters, Maddy and Abby, and Beau and Amy's children, Jackson, Sophie, and Scarlett.  Pam dedicated her life to a career in nursing and worked at St. Luke's hospital for most of her tenure.  Pam will be laid to rest next to Scottie on October 24th, 2022, at 10:00 am during a private, family graveside ceremony at Resurrection Cemetery in Lenexa, KS.  Pam's sons, Jay and Beau, will be holding a "celebration of life" open house for Pam in the coming weeks for friends and family who wish to pay their respects to Pam; a wonderful woman, a devoted wife, and loving mother/grandmother.


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Linda Bowman Oct 29, 2022

Aunt ,Surprise ,Arizona

I used to stay with my sister Phyllis Scrivner every summer when school was out. i was 3 years older than Pam. we used to have to walk down to the garden some days to pick tomatoes, cucumers, and onions that Phyllis fixed for our supper. Pam and i were both kind of afraid because we had seen a small snake down there in the garden. it was close to Blue River . since Pam and i were older than Jeanine and Jill we had to do dishes at night. . They had a cat Fluffy that they all loved. it was always fun to stay with them. Jaudon and Phyllis took us once a week to the Tastee Freeze. and once a week would take us to go plug a watermelon to take home. for the whole family. We had lots of good times together. Pam and i used to call each other on our birthdays to talk when we got older. She was a really good daughter to Phyllis and found a good senior home for Phyllis to live in when she needed help. She and her Kids cleaned up Phyllis house so she could sell it and get a good price for Phyllis. to have income to live on. Pam was a really good cook making delicious meals for her Kids. When Pam had to work sometimes nursing Phyllis and Jaudon used to take a whole home cooked meal over to Scottie's and Pam's house to eat for them and the boys to eat on that day. I will miss hearing from my Niece Pam on our birthdays. Linda Bowman

Lorri Bales Feb 03, 2024

Coworker ,Lacygne ,Kansas

I just learned of the loss of Pam. My deepest condolences to her family. I worked with Pam at Saint Luke’s for years and we became good friends. I looked up to Pam as a mother figure. I looked to her for advice with raising my kids. She always had an encouraging message. She was also a great mentor during my nursing career as I was a new graduate nurse when we met. My prayers are with her family during this difficult time in your lives. Love Lorri Bales RN