The Free National Movement mourns the loss of a warrior, Pamela Francina Wallace-Miller, who passed away on the afternoon of Saturday, October 19th.
Pamela was a strong and vocal member of the FNM, making her presence felt as an advocate for the causes she held dear. She was a fixture at meetings and events that promoted the party’s philosophy and mission. Pamela sacrificed her time, resources, and physical effort to ensure that the FNM’s presence was felt wherever she went.
Many will recall Pamela’s determination as a member of the Bains and Grant’s Town FNM Association, where she supported the party’s efforts to transform the lives of those in her community. She vigorously fought for greater opportunities for talented Bahamians who just needed a chance. Later, Pamela became a leader in the Fort Charlotte FNM Association, where she held various executive roles and was a prominent figure on the campaign trail.
Pamela was an ardent supporter and member of the FNM Women’s Association, where she took on numerous roles and worked on various projects. The plight of women and the less fortunate was always at the forefront of her political consciousness.
Until recently, Pamela was a member of the Central Council of the Free National Movement. At Council meetings, she was a fearless and vocal participant in debate, offering her opinions with passion. She held strong views and was never afraid to go against the grain. Pamela could agree to disagree and remain an unwavering FNM, no matter the differences.
Pamela was an industrious woman who worked in various roles throughout her life. However, it is her work in our communities as part of the Urban Renewal initiative that many will forever remember. She was a dedicated supporter of those in need and a necessary critic of those who sought to ignore or mistreat the less fortunate.
Pamela was a wife, mother, and grandmother who constantly reminded us of the importance of family ties and relationships. She often pointed out how influential mothers were in the political process.
On behalf of my wife Berlice and the entire FNM family, I extend our sincere condolences to her husband, Glenn, their children Glennardo, Rico, Telcy, Latrice, and Montell, her grandchildren, siblings, and the many other family members and friends who are mourning this tremendous loss. May she rest in peace and rise in glory.
Hon. Michael C. Pintard, MP
Leader of the Free National Movement