Pamela Ann Fain passed away on June 27th, 2026 at the age of 70. Born on
September 25th, 1955 in Bangor, Maine. Pamela's life was defined by enduring strength,resilience, and commitment to her family and the people she loved. Pamela's relationship with God is where her foundation for a life rich with meaningful connections and a deep sense of responsibility. She carried these values with her through each chapter of her journey, always maintaining close ties to her loved ones and cherishing every role hat life bestowed upon her.Pam was the heartbeat of her home, known by all for her boundless generosity, her vibrant spirit, and her tireless devotion to the people she loved and cared for.Her capacity for kindness was endless; she never hesitated to step up and help when she could, and when she did, she did so with a genuine happiness that made everyone around her feel welcomed and have a sense of belonging. Pam will be remembered not just for what she did, but for how she made everyone feel welcomed, safe, loved and just a sense of belonging.She leaves behind not just family but also an extended family she adopted through her journey of life. She will be greatly missed for all her crazy sayings like “I need a new face” and also “OH, come on come on come on”. 

Pam was a beloved daughter, sister and mother survived by her daughter Jennifer Navarro and her husband Juan Navarro and her sons Jaime Fain and Brandon Fain, who remember her as a guiding presence whose wisdom and encouragement shaped their paths in one way or another. Pam’s nurturing spirit and devotion to her children and grandchildren; Amethist Shalmy, Andrea Navarro,Francisco Navarro, John Minjarez, Brittney Henderson, Courtney Henderson, Curtis Rhyder Henderson, Harleigh Jo-ann Henderson and Zenaida Vega and her great grandchildren; Nadia Ortiz and Jayce Navarro. They were hallmarks of her character, and her love will continue to resonate within them for years to come.

  Pam is also survived by her brothers, Carlton Campbell Jr. and Shan Campbell, as well as her nieces Penny Kay Reece and Amy Walker and nephews; Clifford Levi Campbell, Raleigh Walker and Calvin Walker all who recall her unwavering commitment to family bonds. Her relationships with her loved ones was a course of great joy and comfort, marked by fond memories and shared experiences.

Her life was also touched by loss, as she was predeceased by her husband Robert H.Fain whose partnership she treasured. Pam also mourned the earlier passing's of her son,Curtis-Frank Carlton Henderson, Her sisters Jereida Savell and Belinda Mohr. The memories of those family members remained close to her heart, and their spirits were ever-present in her life.While our hearts are heavy, we are forever grateful for the years we had with her. We will strive to honor her memory by treating everyone with the same love and kindness she would have.

Cremation Services were held on Friday, July 3, 2026