Pamela M. Bickerdyke was born to Eugene and Marlene (Russell) Bickerdyke.
She went to Jamestown Crippled Children's School and Sioux Falls Crippled Children's School and later, United Cerebral Palsy in Sioux Falls. For the past several years she has resided at Dakotabilities in Sioux Falls.
Pam enjoyed watching tennis and arena football, especially the Storm of Sioux Falls. She also
enjoyed game shows on television such as Family Feud. She enjoyed taking trips to Minneapolis. Pam participated in the Special Olympics and participated in two Miss Wheelchair Pageants.
She is survived by her sister,two brothers, and 4 nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
She went to Jamestown Crippled Children's School and Sioux Falls Crippled Children's School and later, United Cerebral Palsy in Sioux Falls. For the past several years she has resided at Dakotabilities in Sioux Falls.
Pam enjoyed watching tennis and arena football, especially the Storm of Sioux Falls. She also
enjoyed game shows on television such as Family Feud. She enjoyed taking trips to Minneapolis. Pam participated in the Special Olympics and participated in two Miss Wheelchair Pageants.
She is survived by her sister,two brothers, and 4 nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
Pamela M. Bickerdyke was born to Eugene and Marlene (Russell) Bickerdyke.
She went to Jamestown Crippled Children's School and Sioux Falls Crippled Children's School and later, United Cerebral Palsy in Sioux Falls. For the past several years she has resided at Dakotabilities in Sioux Falls.
Pam enjoyed watching tennis and arena football, especially the Storm of Sioux Falls. She also
enjoyed game shows on television such as Family Feud. She enjoyed taking trips to Minneapolis. Pam participated in the Special Olympics and participated in two Miss Wheelchair Pageants.
She is survived by her sister,two brothers, and 4 nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
She went to Jamestown Crippled Children's School and Sioux Falls Crippled Children's School and later, United Cerebral Palsy in Sioux Falls. For the past several years she has resided at Dakotabilities in Sioux Falls.
Pam enjoyed watching tennis and arena football, especially the Storm of Sioux Falls. She also
enjoyed game shows on television such as Family Feud. She enjoyed taking trips to Minneapolis. Pam participated in the Special Olympics and participated in two Miss Wheelchair Pageants.
She is survived by her sister,two brothers, and 4 nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
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