Pamela Denise Bunch

Service

Friday, June 12, 2026| Wake: 10:00 a.m. | Service: 11:00 a.m.

Kingdom Fellowship| 11710 Beltsville Drive| Calverton, Maryland 20705

Interment

Private

Obituary

On May 8^th, God called his daughter Pamela Denise to her eternal rest.

No more crying, no more worrying. “Well Done My Faithful Servant”!

Pam was a woman whose presence could shift the atmosphere of a room before she ever spoke a word, she was a person who loved life, her family, and friends. Her joyful spirit was radiant and filled with energy. Her smile was comforting and her love for people was genuine. Pam’s encouraging and supportive ways shine through just by showing up for those that she loved by turning ordinary moments into extraordinary ones.

Pam carried herself with grace, warmth, and a quiet strength that left a lasting imprint on everyone fortunate enough to have known her. Pam’s encouraging and supportive ways shine through just by showing up for those that she loved.

Born on December 17, 1968, in Washington DC, Pam was the beloved daughter of the late Harold and Jean Pamela Bunch.

From an early age she embodied compassion, determination and a spirit of excellence that would become the hallmark of her life.

Pam’s faith and beliefs were the foundation of her life. She was a long-time devoted member of Kingdom Fellowship A. M.E. church where she served on numerous committees. Her love for God radiated by the way she cared for others. 

Pam’s kindness was intentional and her encouragement sincere.

Professionally, Pam dedicated many years of service as Project Manager at Arch Scan of Columbia, MD where she became a mentee to some and a loyal friend to others.

Pam leaves to cherish her memory, her greatest joys, her daughter Shelby Nicole, and her precious grandson Shiloh Nicholis. The bond they shared was tender, unbreakable, and filled with warmth, laughter, pride, and a mother’s unconditional love. 

 Two brothers, Harold Bunch of Washington DC and Kevin Bunch of Laurel Maryland. Pam also leaves a host of relatives and friends.

To know Pam was to genuinely love her. She was a leader, an inspiration, a mentor, a friend, and a faithful servant. She carried herself with elegance, strength, humor, and authenticity. Her life was a beautiful testimony of faith and love.

Although she will be deeply missed; the light that she shared so freely will continue to shine through every life she touched. Her legacy will forever live on in the hearts of those who loved her. 

In lieu of flowers, donations to support the family (Shelby) with funeral expenses would be deeply appreciated during this difficult time.