Each month, The Crough's Nest will profile a different member of our family. Each person gets the same 20 questions. Their answers will surprise you...entertain you...take you back...and make you smile.
Name: Pamela Dianne (Crough) Wilson
Nickname(s):Pammy Pancake
Age: 55
Crough Connection:
Daughter of Jim & Jean Crough (middle child of 7)
Family (spouse/kids/pets/etc.):
Husband: Timothy—31 1/2 years of delightful bliss
Children: Jeremiah Jacob (1978 – 1990) and James Henry (29)
Granddaughter: Serena Wilson (1 1/2)
Children: Jeremiah Jacob (1978 – 1990) and James Henry (29)
Granddaughter: Serena Wilson (1 1/2)
Pets:
None at this time. Maybe someday I'll rescue a Shih Tzu or a Cavalier King Charles.
Profession:
Presently a Pharmacy Technician at Dillon's (13 years) and before that worked 10 years in the Deli dept. I was hired on with Dillon's in 1972 as a clerk and helped open the Southgate location. A total of 25 years with Dillon's.
How do you spend your spare time:
Reading, exercising, gambling...best of all, having my granddaughter Serena over to play as much as I can.
Best book you've ever read:
The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein. It was a gift to Jer & James from Aunt Sheryl. They loved this book.
Favorite movie of all time:
Several: Pretty Woman, Anne of Green Gables, and Driving Miss Daisy
Favorite song of all time (click on the blue links to listen!):
"Could I Have This Dance" by Anne Murray. And everyone knows how much I like to dance!
Favorite hour of the day and why:
Early morning (with a good cup of coffee!)
Favorite quote:
"Let go and Let God" (thanks to AA)
If you had to be an animal, which one and why?
More like an insect...a butterfly. I'd like to be able to fly around and land on beautiful flowers. To me, they are a sign of hope
Which actor/actress should play you in the story of your life:
Julia Roberts. She is humorous and serious at the same time (that's me to a "t")
If you were on Death Row, what would you choose as your last meal:
Moose Track Ice Cream and a Good Cup of Coffee
What was your first car:
Black Ford Falcon station wagon, that I had to share with Sheryl. I loved to drag Santa Fe in it.
What was your very first memory:
Since I had a concussion from a trip on my bike going down Indian Rock, I don't remember much. I loved summer playground and the games in the front yard of Iron St.
Favorite Crough Family memory:
Our vacation to San Diego to see big brother Mike on the USS Frederick. Grandma Jean wore Mickey Mouse Ears one night after our trip to Tijuana, Mexico...you guess the rest.
What sound do you love to hear:
Serena talking, giggling and calling for Grandma
What sound do you hate to hear:
The phone ringing late night/early morning....never a good thing.
1973
Ranch in Spearfish, SD
1983
The Crough Girls with Grandma Faye
2002
Grandma Pam with Serena (8 days old)
Pam & Tim Wilson
With granddaughter, Serena
4 comments:
One of my favorite "Aunt Pam memories" was coming over to your house on Lewis street. The boys would play downstairs and I would get to make Orange Cookies with you. I still have the original recipe.
Enjoyed reading your answers...Serena is lucky to have you as a Grandma! Love you lots!
I loved your responses and the pictures. I remember the summer you spent taking care of us in KC. You were amazing! Serena is a lucky girl to have you as a Grandma. Love you, Kelly
Pam,
What a cutie pie!!! The first two pictures you look so much like Mom.
Your Orange Cookies will be one of your legacy's. But I laughed so hard the night of the Relay when you demonstrated how Grandma Irene had taught you and Cathy how to fold sheets.(Taunt) You were a hit that night. Ha!
I do want to be invited to one of you and Serena's Teddy Bear Picnics
sometime.
Love you,
Your Sis
I enjoyed reading your answers & loved seeing the pictures. Oh how I wish we were closer but this blog really helps. I do have a bar-be-que sauce recipe of yours but not for Orange cookies.
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