Pamela V Clack

Pamela Vernay Clack affectionately known as Pam was born on October 24th 1967 to Henry Clack Sr. and LaVerne H. Clack in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is the younger of two children. She graduated from Abraham Lincoln High School and attended community college of Philadelphia. She later furthered her education at Thompson institute in Philadelphia, PA. Pam was baptized at an early age at Miller Memorial Baptist church and later joined Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church. While at Enon she served many capacities such as singing on the unity and new life choirs, serving as a deacon aid, and a camp counselor at camp Adonai. She started her employment career in 1986 at Germantown Savings Bank, once leaving there; she held several positions at Express Scripts. Pam found her calling, in 2004 when she joined the School District of Philadelphia. Pam was very active in her position as a conflict resolution specialist later becoming the Dean of students. While running through the fabric of Spruance Elementary, Pam was the founder of Girls Rule (mentoring program) which empowered young women. Pam organized and planned Career Day and Project Pride (which teaches programs about non-violence) She was the advisor for “No Place for Hate” (which was anti-defamation program) she also had the opportunity to be a cheerleading coach. Everyone knew how much Pam loved kids and they loved her! Pam’s greatest accomplishment of life was having her daughter Amber affectionately called “bookie butt” by Pam. Whom she was totally devoted to. They had a bond like no other. They were inseparable best friends. Pam was very proud of Amber and all of her accomplishments and told everybody about them every chance she had. Pam was also devoted to her mother LaVerne who she loved unconditionally. They fellowshipped together, and spent special time together. Pam also was lucky enough to have a big brother Henry, who was her protector throughout her life. Later in life, Pam found a special friendship in Eric Johnson. Throughout Pam’s life, she was known for bringing people together. Stacy Harrison and Monique Spencer were her “Ride or Die’s” and never left her side through her recent battles. Pam had a spirit and a smile that lit up the whole entire room, she was known for always dancing wherever she went. We will all miss Pam. Preceded in death, her father Henry Clack Sr., her Grandmother Helen Fleming, and grand-dog Snoopy. Pam leaves to cherish, her daughter Amber, her mother LaVerne, her brother Henry and a host of family and friends.

Pamela V Clack

March 19, 2018