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Pamela Whittington Rosenberger, of Jacksonville, Florida, passed away on April 24th, 2014 at Baptist Beaches Hospital in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. She was born on November, 27th, 1950. Pam moved to the San Jose area with her family in 1964 and entered the 8th grade at Dupont. Pam graduated from Wolfson High School in 1969 and from University of North Florida in 1975 with her Bachelor's Degree followed by her Master's Degree in the early eighties. She began teaching at Mattie V. Rutherford, transferred to Mayport Elementary and retired in June 2011.
Pam was a member of the Methodist Church. She was a member of the Captains Club of Jacksonville and worked as a volunteer coordinator with the PGA Tour. Pam was also a devoted Gator fan.
Pam was predeceased by her parents, Richard Stade Whittington and Margret Joyce Whittington, and her brother, Glenn Whittington. She is survived by her loving husband, Philip James (Jim) Rosenberger, Jr., her father-in-law Phil Rosenberger, Sr., stepmother Iris Whittington, stepdaughter Margaret Lee Norcott (Guy), grandaughters Amelia and Noella, stepson Philip James Rosenberger, III (Uta) and grandaughter Lina.
Viewing is Saturday, April 26th, 4:30-6:30 pm, at Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home, 1701 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville Beach, Florida 32250.
Funeral Services will be held Sunday, April 27th, 1 pm at Beach United Methodist, Jacksonville Beach, followed by a reception held at The Captains Club on Beach Blvd at 2pm with graveside services following at 3:30 pm at Arlington Cemetery.
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Edward Jennings [Ed] White
Pammie Whammie I'll miss you sweet friend of mine.
Margaret Akra (Bulin)
Pam has been a trooper throughout the last few years. While physically challenged in more ways one should be, she still kept a smile and made an effort to join us girls for monthly dinners. We were thrilled to see her bounce back and to have the opportunity to create more wonderful memories among us all. She will be truely missed!
Rest in peace my dear friend.
Christy Chandler (Garces)
Pam. I am going to miss you so much. I am so glad you were able to have lunches with us girls at the beach. I will cherish those memories. You were a wonderful friend to me in high school and I will always love you for it. It will be so sad not having you present with us in June. You will be remembered and missed that night. Wish I had one more hug from you. See you in paradise. Christy