PAMELA KAY ROYSTER

Pamela Kay Royster was born in Webster City on December 29, 1946, to John and Mary E. Wilson. She spent the majority of her childhood in Webster City, with the exception of a couple of years spent in California. Pam enjoyed swimming, skiing, camping, and was a member of the cheer squad in high school. Pam graduated from Webster City High School in 1965. After graduation Pam moved to Colorado for college, where she studied art and accounting before returning to the Duncombe area.

Pam spent several years as an accountant for High-View Co-op and H and R Block, before going to work for Harper Construction. Pam left Harper Construction in 2001, when she started with Wal-Mart. Pam retired from Wal-Mart in 2016 due to illness. She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary in Duncombe.

She loved to collect antiques, paint / draw, garden, and work on art projects. Her life passion was spending time on the farm and working with animals. Pam also enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her grandparents Vern and Martha Baxter, John and Virginia Wilson and her parents John and Mary E. Wilson.

Pam had a heart of gold and will be greatly missed. Pam is survived by her daughter, Mindy Royster (Spencer Vaughn) of Ames; her son, Mathew Royster (Tammy Haakma) of Dayton, and grandchildren, Cheyenne Carter of Williams, Lexis Thorpe of Dayton, Cameran Haakma of Dayton, and Lakoda Royster of Dayton; and two fur babies, Nala and Lucie.