Birth date: May 26, 1963 Death date: Sep 30, 2020
Pamela “Pam” Diane Wiseman, 57, passed away on September 30, 2020. She grew up attending Christ United Methodist Church and is currently a member of Harvest Church. She was a devoted follower of Christ and is now with her Heavenly Read Obituary
I worked with Pam in respiratory intensive care in the late 80’s and she was an absolute joy to work with. I loved her. She was so upbeat and smart and funny as could be. She was my favorite person to work with. God bless you, Pammie, Thank you the light and life you shared with us. There will never be another like you.
I am so shocked and saddened to read this. Pam was a wonderful person and so loved her husband and boys. All she talked about. I had the pleasure to get to know her and work with her at Methodist Univ. She was an wonderful nurse and had the best smile and joyful spirit. My prayers and condolences to you Gary, Alex and Austin and the rest of her family. RIP Pam
The first time I met Pam was at a company get-together. Feeling a little (a lot) apprehensive about meeting and mingling with the company owners and their spouses, I tried to, inconspicuously, blend in while avoiding eye contact. Eventually, I was met with her inviting smile and grace, and on each occasion I had the opportunity to "meet and mingle" at company events, it felt more and more like a "Fellowship" than a simple company get-together. They say nursing is a gift and good nurses are givers to the core which overflows in how they interact with everyone around them. Pam gave me her smile, pulled me in and propped me up with her approach-ability and imparted a sense of belonging when around her. She will be missed!! I will look forward to seeing her smile again when we meet and mingling with our shared Father in Heaven, on the other side.
Kathy Cook
I'm just in shock. So many wonderful years of playing handbells with Pam at CUMC. Many great memories. I'm so very sorry for your loss. Toni Luther
Mrs. Pam's son, Alex, was one of my closest childhood friends & ended up being my freshman roommate at UT-Knoxville. I spent so much time at their house growing up, that Mrs. Pam became like a 2nd mother to me at times. She was always so bright, warm, welcoming, & was a joy to be around. Even though it's been 10-15 years since then, I have never met anyone that has been able to cook a better White Chicken Chili recipe than Mrs. Pam. Mrs. Pam, you were an amazing person, chef, & an incredible mother. You will be missed.
