Pamela “Pam†Kiner Munsen
Dates
June 2, 1952 - October 4, 2022Obituary
Pamela “Pam” Kiner Munsen, 70, of Mitchell, SD, died Tuesday, October 4, 2022, at Firesteel Healthcare Center in Mitchell. A Celebration of Life will be Sunday, October 9, from 5-8:00 PM at the Moose Lodge in Mitchell with a prayer service at 6 PM. Arrangements by Bittner Funeral Chapel.
Pamela Kiner Munsen was born June 2, 1952, to Lyle and Theresa (Saukerson) Fuerst. Pam grew up in Mitchell, and graduated from Mitchell High School in 1970.
Pam was united in marriage to Joe Kiner in 1974, and to this union, Karli was born in 1975. Pam married Gary Munsen in 1993.
Throughout her life, Pam worked at the Methodist Hospital, Legion, Moonlight, The Plaza, and owned the Cactus from 1988 to 2002.
Pam enjoyed watching the Minnesota Vikings, Minnesota Twins, and football pools. She also enjoyed attending the Rodeo Parade and chili cookoffs. Pam cherished her memories of traveling to Vegas in the 70s with her parents and Monica, and her travels with her sister, Vickie, to Hawaii and Vegas. She loved a good glass of wine, her plants, Polka dancing, posting on Facebook, and being in charge. Most of all, Pam loved spending time with her friends and family.
Pam is survived by her daughter, Karli (Tony) Kiner Toliver; mother, Theresa Fuerst; grandchildren, Antony Toliver, Zach Toliver, Heather Toliver, Jadyn Toliver, Dre Toliver, Nevaeh Toliver, and Lexie Grochow; four great-grandchildren; siblings, Gary (Karen) Fuerst, Monica Evers, Tammy (Laren) Fuerst, and Vickie (Neil) Hague; and several cousins, nieces, and nephews.
Visitation(s)
Sunday, October 9, 2022
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
6:00 PM Prayer Service
Moose Lodge
516 W 15th Ave
Mitchell, SD 57301
It’s love and memories that are left behind and that last forever. The joy having been part of someone else’s journey that fills our hearts with peace even at this difficult time. I truly believe Pam was on earth to bring smiles to everyone that knew her. Pam, you worked hard and played hard.
Rest in peace cousin your work on earth is done.
My deepest sympathies for your loss. As a twin myself, I can't imagine the loss you are feeling. My sympathies to the other siblings as well. Twins have a connection that is so amazing and hard to explain. A part of you left this world with her but I hope you find comfort in knowing some day you will be able to join her again and pick up where you left off. A part of her stayed with you as well that day. Hold on to that part.
I moved away from Mitchell, shortly after graduation. Only made it back every few years years. Graduation is what destroyed our group. I stop and think of all the times we grew up together, back in our home town. It's sad that we all have to get on with life and forget the friendships we had in our 'evolving' lives.
Class of '70 IS the best.
Pam, Monica (hey, did you two know you had the same birthday? Pretty cool, huh.
Life is too short, especially for all the friends you pick up on the way.
Loved you Pam. Loved you Monica.
Karli,you got a pretty good deal when you were born into this family.
All my love and and all my heart felt thanks for being a part of my life.
We are thinking alot of you, through this difficult time and are truly saddened for your loss. Our deepest, heartfelt sympathies, love and hugs to you and the family. Praying God guides you through this difficult time, with ease. Sending our love, Todd, Gara and family.
We are truly sorry for the loss of your mom. May God take you by the hand and guide you through this difficult time. Sending thoughts and prayers.
Her love will bloom in your heart forever.
Condolences to you.
Rejoice in her love.