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Pamela Lynn Bowlin
2026-07-18

            Pamela (Pam Stevens) Bowlin, wife of Raymond E. Bowlin Sr., has changed her address as of July 15, 2026, at which time she left her earthly residence and was carried on angels' wings to the Gateway to Eternity, to the loving arms of her 

Heavenly Father, where she now enjoys Eternal Life with her family and friends who have gone before her.

            Pam was born the third of five daughters to the late Hartman and Pauline (Thomas) Stevens and resided in Pennsburg. She began dating her husband Ray in ninth grade at Upper Perkiomen High School, from which they both graduated in 1965. They would be celebrating their 61st year of marriage on December 18, 2026.

            Pam's greatest joy was being together with their family. Ray and Pam were blessed with three children; Stacey Marie, wife of Wayne Dietrich, (Reading), Raymond Edward (Ed), husband of (late wife) Bernadette (Lederach), and Alissa Maureen, wife of Victor Fisher, (East Greenville). Additionally, their family includes grandchildren; Jordan (wife Ashley) Johnson, Tyson (wife Nikki) Johnson, RaeVona' and Ryleigh Fisher and Great Grandchildren; Kayden, Ruby, Kara and Zander Johnson and Carsyn and Brayden Johnson.

            Pam was happy to remain at home when their children were young and handled the office portion of running their family-owned excavating business. Once the children were all in school, she was also able to fulfill her desire part-time in the Medical Field with various medical positions; first as a secretary/receptionist, then as a medical transcriptionist and lastly as a secretary/bookkeeper for a clinical psychologist which she left in 2014 after suffering a stroke. Pam enjoyed all her medical career experiences.

            A long-time member of Souderton Brethern in Christ Church, she held various positions as a nursery caregiver, Sunday School and Vacation Bible School teacher, Kids at Worship leader, as well as a member for various committees including acting as Deacons with Ray.

            Along with church hymns, Pam enjoyed listening to contemporary Christian music, playing board and card games, meeting friends for lunch, reading, cross stitch, quilting and especially helping others when she was able.

            She loved to write and chronicled her childhood in a document she titled, "Things I Remember". She sought and ALWAYS found the best in others! Pam tried to live her life as an ambassador for her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. In this respect, she would like you to remember her by performing random acts of kindness for others.

            In addition to her husband, children and grand/great grandchildren, she leaves behind her sisters; Dawn, wife of Dan Marinucci (Fairlawn, OH) and Lori, wife of Steve Schmoyer (East Greenville), brothers in law; Bobby Leber and Pete Shearer, both predeceased by her loving sisters; Maureen (Marty) Leber and Karen G Shearer. as well as many cousins, nieces, nephews, friends and church family.

            A visitation and Celebration of Pam's Life will be held at Mann Funeral Home, 222 Washington St, East Greenville, PA on Monday, July 27, 2026 from 1-2 p.m. with services beginning at 2 p.m.

            We ask those wanting to share their fond memories, silly stories, pictures and thoughts to please feel free to do so at this celebration.


 

 

 

 

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