Pamela C. Pullie, age 62, entered eternal rest in the early morning hours of Tuesday, October 27, 2026, surrounded by her loving family. Born on October 16, 1964, in East Liverpool, Ohio, Pam was the beloved daughter of Donald and Betty Pullie. Her life was marked by determination, laughter, unwavering faith, and a deep commitment to the God she served. 

Pam was a woman of many accomplishments, both on and off the basketball court. In 1988, she graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA). During her time at the university, she distinguished herself as a student-athlete, playing the position of guard for the Ohio Bobcats women’s basketball team. Her dedication and talent earned her All-MAC honors during the 1986–1987 season, a testament to her hard work, competitive spirit, and perseverance. 

While Pam achieved success academically and athletically, her greatest devotion was to her faith in God. She was a dedicated member of End- Time Harvest Christian Center in Warner Robins, Georgia, where she faithfully served in numerous capacities. From serving as a worship leader and former youth praise team leader to most recently being ordained as a Minister, Pam poured her heart into ministry and the lives of those around her. Through her preaching and teaching, she continually emphasized the importance of order, alignment, salvation, and living a life pleasing to God. These were not simply messages she preached; they were principles she strived to embody. 

Those who knew Pam knew that she loved to have a good time. She had a lively spirit, enjoyed making people laugh, and certainly knew how to cut up. Yet, beneath that joyful personality was a woman who stood firmly on her faith. Pam did not play when it came to her salvation or the God she served. Her relationship with Christ was the foundation of her life, guiding her words, actions, and ministry. 

Even through a long and extensive battle with breast cancer, Pam remained a testament to the goodness, faithfulness, and sustaining power of God. Her journey was not without challenges, but her faith remained a powerful witness to those who walked alongside her. Though her earthly fight has come to an end, her testimony continues to speak. As those who loved her celebrate her life and reflect on her journey, one truth remains: the fight is finished, and the victory has been won! Pam held on to her faith, and today, she has the victory. 

Pam was preceded in death by her beloved father, Mr. Donald Pullie, who passed away on October 13, 2007. Though his absence was deeply felt, the love and memories they shared remained a cherished part of her life. 

She leaves to cherish her precious memory: her loving mother, Mother Betty Wells Pullie; brothers, Donald, Gregory, and Stephen Pullie; goddaughter, Nyla Marshall; and godson, Jeremiah Yarber. 

She will also be lovingly remembered by her extended family in Wellsville, Ohio: Uncle Jim (Bessie) Pullie, Aunt Tillie Pullie, Pat Pullie, and Teresa Pullie; her family in Atlanta, Georgia: Aunt Eloise Lockhart, Uncle Jessie (Louise) Wells, and Aunt Lizzie Wells; her family in McDonough, Georgia: Uncle Johnnie (Lillie) Wells; and her family in Reynolds, Georgia: Aunts Linda Bailey, Sally Wells, and Sarah Wells. She also leaves behind a host of other loving family members and dear friends whose lives were blessed by her presence. 

Pamela’s life was a powerful reminder that faith is not merely what we profess but what we live. She laughed wholeheartedly, loved deeply, served faithfully, and stood boldly for the things she believed in. Her voice may be silent in this earthly realm, but the lessons she taught, the lives she touched, and the faith she demonstrated will continue to speak for generations to come. 

Though her earthly journey has ended, her legacy of faith, strength, joy, and victory lives on. Pamela C. Pullie has finished her race, kept the faith, and claimed her eternal victory.

Pam's arrangements were entrusted to Leach Funeral Home and Cremations in Warner Robins, GA, in partnership with Roberts Funeral Home in Wellsville, OH.