Pamela (Pam) Renae Kuebler Gardner
September 3, 1951 – November, 19, 2018
Pamela (Pam) Renae Kuebler Gardner passed away in her home November 19, 2018. Born September 3, 1951, in Lincoln to Lois (Maupin) Kuebler Valencia and Albert Kuebler. Her husband, Kenny Gardner, preceded her in death. Graduate of Lincoln High School.
A retired hairdresser with Fernando’s Salon and Partner’s in Hair for over 30 years. An avid golfer, traveler, and Huskers fan, she made many cherished memories with family and friends. Pam will be remembered by friends and family for her contagious love of life and faithfulness to God. In Pam’s eyes everyone was family and everyone was deeply loved and welcomed with open arms.
She was survived by her daughter Lisa (Gardner), son Aaron Gardner, DeBrie, son-in-law Scott DeBrie, brother, Sam Valencia, sister-in-law Sharon Valencia, brother, Gary Kuebler, sister-in-law Mimi Kuebler, cousin Patricia Cleveland, and grandchildren, Austin, Lexi, Andrea, Jessica, and Ryland Gardner.
A special thank you to the Tabitha Hospice Team, and Becky and Hillary Whitney with, “Service with a Caring Heart” for helping care for Pam in her final days on earth.
An open house celebration of life was held from 1-5 pm Sunday, November 25, at Willard Community Center, 1245 S Folsom St, Lincoln, NE 68522. Memorial contributions can be made to Willard Community Center. Condolences can be sent through Aspen: www. aspenaftercare.com.
Funeral Home assisting is Aspen Mortuary, 4822 Cleveland Avenue, Lincoln, NE 68504. To view an on-line obituary or email condolences please visit Aspen Mortuary’s website at www.aspenaftercare.com.
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Condolences for Pamela (Pam) Renae Kuebler Gardner
The world has lost a bright light. Pam loved life & loved people. I knew her the 15 years she worked at Celerion, & got to know her better the last six. Her work was always ‘above & beyond’. She was a kind mentor to those in her department, ready to answer a question & willing to help. I will miss her smile & her fun personality. She’ll be alive always in my memories-
P.S. -Best mummy costume ever Pam! <3 *B
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
My sympathy to all people who knew Pam and will miss her.
Pam was the absolute best hairdresser & friend. She delayed her retirement to prepare my hair for my wedding in 2002 because she knew how much I hated change. She also did my Mom’s & gave my baby sister her first haircut. She was never down & always smiling. Her obituary picture was so beautiful & just how she will always be remembered!
I’ve known Pam since 1st grade at Saratoga. She was the one of the nicest people I’ve ever known. She loved her family so much. I got to meet her lovely granddaughter Lexi in Galveston. There really aren’t any words to express how sad it is to lose her. Prayers for all of her family and loved ones.