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S H A R E
Visitation -
Tuesday, January 10, 20176 - 8 pmStockbridge Funeral Home 141 Epping Road Exeter, New Hampshire 03833Celebration of Life -
Wednesday, January 11, 20171:30 pmStockbridge Funeral Home 141 Epping Road Exeter, New Hampshire 03833Interment -
Burial will be private.
Pamela C. Tourville
"Pam"
Pamela "Pam" C. (Hall, Laramie) Tourville, 67, of Raymond NH. passed away on January 6, 2017 at Exeter Hospital in NH from calciphylaxis & kidney failure caused from diabetes.
Pam was born March 2nd 1949 and was the daughter of the late Charles (Chick) A. Hall & Mary "Rita" (Carroll) Hall.
She is survived by her loving husband of 28 years, Gerald "Gerry" Tourville of Raymond, NH, her daughter, Kate (Laramie) Goodwin and her husband John of Bedford, NH, her son Richard B. Laramie II & his wife Susan of Kingston, NH and two stepsons, Steven Tourville and Mark Tourville both of Lowell, MA.
Pam also leaves behind, 6 grandchildren, Mathew Laramie, Justin Atwood, Alexander Tourville, Mary-Kate Tourville, Ethan Laramie & Jake Tourville and also; 2 great grandchildren, Ellia & Luna Laramie, her siblings: Frank (Pete) Stevens, Elizabeth (Stevens) Powell & John S. Hall II. Also, leaving behind many loved nephews and nieces.
Pam graduated from Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School, Class of 1966.
She was a cheerleader and enjoyed photography. She graduated from Essex Technical College, studied at Beverly Community College and Hairdressing/Beauty School.
She most importantly was a devoted and caring mother and grandmother.
Pam, had many trades throughout her life, she worked at the Windsor Button Shop, Fotomat, Ann & Hope Department store, was an EMT & Surgical Tech, P.O.S. Coordinator at Market Basket and for much of her life, was a hairdresser working at Almys and Michael Roberts hair salon in Salem MA and a few other jobs as well.
Most recently she retired early (due to health), she was working for the U.S. Department of State from the National Passport Center in Portsmouth, NH.
Pam had a great sense of humor, wasn't afraid to speak her mind and had a compassionate heart. Friends easily were made and many of those, lifelong friendships. She enjoyed spending time with her family and loved going to Lake Winnipesaukee. Making jewelry was one of her many talents and she enjoyed playing word games. She loved to spoil her dogs and let them sit on her lap.
Services will be at the Stockbridge Funeral Home, 141 Epping Road, Exeter, NH on Wednesday at 1:30 PM. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited and may visit with the family Tuesday from 6-8 PM at the Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, we ask that you make donations to: The American Diabetes Association or The National Kidney Foundation. Burial will be private.
