Pam Bellamy Obituary, Death – in the time of her passing on June 12th, 2023, Pam Bellamy, who had spent her whole life in Wickliffe, Kentucky, died away in Stone Creek Health and Rehabilitation. She was fifty years old at that point in her life. The birth of the Hutson family’s daughter, who would later be known as Mrs. Bellamy, took place on February 10, 1973 in the city of Sikeston, located in the state of Missouri. The parents’ names were George Hutson and Joan Hutson. Since then, she has lost both of her parents: her mother and her father. In addition to the responsibilities she had as a housewife, she was also an involved member of the Blandville Baptist Church and participated in its events.
Pam’s mother, Joan Hutson, as well as her three sisters, Lesia Thornton (Joe), Debbie Smith (Randy), and Cindy Chandler (Randy), all of Sikeston, Missouri, and her one brother, Richard Smith (Olivia), of Wickliffe, Ohio, are among those who are able to carry on her legacy after her passing. She is survived by her husband, Mark Damon Bellamy, to whom she has been wed for the past 10 years; their three daughters, Erica Sue Mathis (Justin) of East Prairie, Missouri, Elizabeth Faye Sager of Wickl, Virginia, and Elizabeth Faye Sager of Wickl, Virginia; and two grandchildren. Her father, George Hutson, had passed away before to her passing, therefore he was not present. They were never able to see each other again.
In her spare time, she enjoyed drawing landscapes and portraits, and she was also extremely adept at pursuing children who tried to get away from her when she was trying to teach them something. She never allowed herself to become overly preoccupied with the severity of any situation and was always up for a joke or a prank of some kind. As a consequence of this, she will be remembered not only for her hilarious sense of humor but also for her fearless sense of adventure, both of which were outstanding in their own right.
