Pamela Rose Yeazel

Pamela Rose (Zinn) Yeazel of Springfield, OH, born August 22, 1954, to Orrin and Martha (Pendleton) Zinn went to meet Jesus on Wednesday, July 8, 2026. She was preceded in death by her parents, infant sister Marette Zinn, mother and father-in-law Edith and Harry Yeazel, sister and brother-in-law Betty and Raymond Cline, nephew David Cline and her husband of 29 years, David L. Yeazel.

She is survived by her brother, Monte Zinn, nephew Rick Cline and 3 beautiful daughters and their spouses; Maretta (Mert) and Ron Christmann, Melinda (Mindy) and Greg Dysinger and Miste and Doug Adams. 7 Grandchildren Ryan (Megan) Christmann, Megan (Tanner) From, Zoey Dysinger, Tyler (Abby) Dysinger, Doug (Rashell) Adams II, Kristen (David) Shore and Leeah Adams. 10 Great-Grandchildren; Wake, Kollyns & Maze Christmann; Reid & Ada From; Cooper, Clark & Gabe Adams and Jack & Charley Shore.

Pam was an avid church goer and made sure her girls were always there with her as they were growing up, giving them a solid foundation in their faith.

She retired from Tecumseh Local Schools after 30 plus years. Most of those years were spent behind the wheel of a school bus where she drove 1000s of kids over the years not only to and from school but to countless athletic events. She loved watching her girls play and not only drove them to their games but often served as the team’s scorekeeper. If she wasn’t busy transporting the area youth, she was working with them at church by directing and even writing Christmas and Easter plays. When not on the bus, she was on the road with her best friend Betty O, traveling to all 49 states you could reach by land.

After she retired from the schools, she went to work at Monte Zinn / Jeff Wyler Chevrolet in the used car department.

She continued her love of family and sports as she watched her grandkids play, always being the super fan and often making their teams her famous pumpkin cookies. One of her greatest joys was having a positive influence on young people, always rooting for the underdog giving them purpose.

Even with an aging body and a mind under attack, she always stood fast in her love of the Lord and has finally made her best and final journey to meet Jesus.

Visitation will be held Monday, July 13, 2026, from 5-8pm at Trostel, Chapman, Dunbar & Fraley Funeral Home, 507 W. Jefferson St, New Carlise, OH 45344. The funeral service to honor Pam will be held Tuesday, July 14, 2026, at 1:00pm at the funeral home. Burial will follow next to her husband at Myers Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Impact Bethel or The Breast Cancer Endowment Fund of Clark