Pamela Colleen Smith, née Quinn, peacefully passed away on May 20, 2026, in LaBelle, Florida. Born on February 14, 1955, in Duluth, Minnesota, Pamela lived a life rich in love, dedication, and cherished relationships. Her presence illuminated the lives of her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her.
Pamela was a devoted and loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, whose warmth and kindness will be deeply missed by everyone who crossed her path. She was known for her generous spirit and her ability to bring joy and comfort to those around her. Pamela’s nurturing nature shone brightly in her roles within her family, especially in the close bonds she shared with her two grandchildren, Camden and Damian Kibler, who brought her immense happiness.
Professionally, Pamela committed many years of diligent service as a timekeeper for the United States Sugar Corporation, where her meticulous attention to detail and work ethic were greatly valued. Her career was a testament to her reliability and conscientiousness.
Outside of work, Pamela found great pleasure in various hobbies and pastimes. She was an avid cook and baker, talents she used to create warm, inviting moments for loved ones. Pamela also enjoyed bowling and fishing, activities that allowed her to unwind and engage with her community. Most importantly, she treasured the time spent with her grandchildren and the many friends who enriched her life.
Pamela is survived by her beloved daughter, Chelsea Colleen Logergren (Doug Kibler) of LaBelle, Florida; her dear grandchildren, Camden and Damian Kibler; her sister, Rebecca King (Guy) of Clermont, Florida; her brother, Scott Frederickson of Duluth, Minnesota; and her niece, Shauna. Each of them carries forward her memory and the profound impact of her love.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Robert Foster and Alice Jane Vittioro Quinn, whose memories she held close throughout her life.
Pamela Colleen Smith’s legacy is one of heartfelt commitment to family and friends, a strong work ethic, and a life enriched by simple joys and meaningful connections. Her absence leaves a void in the hearts of those she leaves behind, but her spirit will continue to inspire and uplift them always.
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