PAMELA ROSE "GRAMS" LOCKHART

December 30, 1944 - April 15, 2022

Pamela Rose “Grams” Lockhart, 77, of Hesperia passed away in Hesperia on Friday, April 15th, 2022 after a long battle with illness. She was born on December 30, 1944 in Southgate, California to her parents Betty Martha Anders and Guy Curtis “Red” Wilson. She is survived by her sibling Denis Dale Wilson, and his wife Karen. Preceding her in death are her siblings John Curtis Wilson, and Roxanne Lawrence. Pamela had one son, Timothy Lockhart Jr. and his wife Melanie. Her grandchildren are Chloe, Sarah, and Brett Lockhart, step-grandchildren Heather and Richard Wilson, and Adam Brehant. She had one great grandchild, Elizabeth Bogdanoff, and 2 step great-grandchildren, James and Luciana Botelho, and several nieces and nephews. Special mention are her life-long friends Debbie DeAngeles and Cecilia Lamey. Pamela graduated from Norwalk High School and was a flag twirler for the marching band. She also was a team member of the Powder Puffs softball team and held the title of MVP. She worked at Sears for over 30 years in customer service and management. The job she loved the most was holding the title “Grams”...Her grandchildren being the most important job of all. She was known throughout the neighborhood, local schools and sports teams as “Grams”. She was everybody's Grams. Pamela loved baseball, supporting and encouraging her son, and grandchildren in their baseball endeavors, was a “team mom”, and volunteered at Cottonwood Elementary in the classroom, and Hesperia Public Library. She was known for her meticulous cleanliness of the outdoors. She enjoyed weed-free garden beds, neatly trimmed shrubbery, and despised dirt in the cracks of the patio and garage. She’d use the shop vac to, in her words, “suck crack”. She would affectionately refer to people as “babe” and had a GREAT laugh which would light up the room, every time. She was famous with her family for using terms like “that’s podunk” and “the proof is in the pudding”. Pamela was truly one of a kind, and will be missed. It’s “horsepucky” she had to go so soon. We all thank you for your kindness and love, and all of the laughs. Until we meet again! “You got it Toyota!”