In the summer of 2017, the life of Pamela Estelle Price, a 24-year-old White/Caucasian woman, came to a sudden and tragic end. A resident of St. George, Vermont, she passed away on the Fourth of July, leaving her family and friends heartbroken. Her obituary described her as a trusting, generous, and loving soul who had a joyful heart and a simple faith.
Born in Burlington, Vermont, Pamela's early life was marked by travel, living in various states before returning to New England.
She was a graduate of Champlain Valley Union High School and was pursuing a bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration at Champlain College. A mother to two young children, Aubrie and Joseph, she had recently started a new position as an assistant manager and was enthusiastic about her career path.
Following her death, conflicting information emerged regarding the circumstances. One online source listed her death as a murder or having been caused by force. However, another source, a national gun violence memorial, indicated that the Medical Examiner had ruled her death a suicide, citing a report from the Shelburne News. Despite this citation, the specific news article that would clarify the official cause of death is not readily accessible in online archives.
There is no publicly available information regarding any arrests or the identification of any suspects in connection with her death. The narrative of Pamela Price's final days and the official determination of how she died remain without a conclusive public account. Her family held a funeral service for her on July 12, 2017, at the North Ferrisburg Methodist Church.
