Pamela Sue Jenuwine

Pamela Sue Jenuwine came into this life unexpectedly early on July 17, 1960 and sadly left us unexpectedly on May 3, 2021. Pam is survived by her extremely proud parents Thomas Jenuwine and Dorothy (Adair) Jenuwine, her favorite sister Kim Jenuwine, her actual favorite sister Lori Masley (Walter), her "Woobie" August Masley and her cats Gracie and Izzy. She also leaves behind a multitude of loving Aunts, Uncles and cousins. Pam was proud of her 42 year career as an Orthodontic Assistant. If you ever felt that Pam spent a lot of time staring at your teeth, it was because she was diagnosing your Class III bite or your peg incisors. Don't take it personally. She was only the 28th person in the United States to pass the Certification to be a Specialized Orthodontic Assistant through the American Association of Orthodontists. Most recently, Pam was the chief bad joke teller at Rochester Orthodontics. Pam was the smartest member of the family and served as general tech support. She set up all of our technology for us but please be kind when we are late in the future because all of our clocks will still be on Daylight Savings time. Pam also carried on with her German/Buffalo heritage by keeping a perfect carpet like lawn and pristine flower beds and has the awards to prove it. Pam's talents included her poetry, embroidery and knitting. She ensured we all had warm feet, hands and necks that sadly cannot be compared to the warmth of her sunny smile and loving hugs. She had a wicked sense of humor and perhaps Pam's greatest talent was her wizardry with practical jokes. These included sewing her father's underwear shut and the strategic placement of googly eyes. If you are reading this, the odds are high that Pam has told you she loves you. If she hadn't, then it means she just hadn't met you yet or you are her employer and that is just wildly inappropriate. (But do know that she loved you too.) If you would like to manifest the love that Pam had for you, please consider a donation to heavenlypawsmi.com as we fear the stray cats of Romeo will be in dire need. At the very least, please tell others that you love them every chance you get. Due to Covid restrictions, a private service will take place May 7th, 2021 at Henry Malburg Funeral Home. A Memorial Celebration of Pam's life is planned for when we can all safely gather together.