Pamela Robison Hamblin

Pamela Robison Hamblin passed away from health complications on Sunday, March 5, 2023, at the age of 80 years. She was hospitalized Friday, March 3, 2023, and passed early the following Sunday. Pam was born in Hinckley, Millard County, Utah, on January 13, 1943, daughter of Benjamin H. Robison and Manon Hawley. Pam’s family lived on a farm in Sutherland, Millard County, Utah, where her father farmed and taught school in Delta, Utah. She graduated from Delta High School in 1961. Shortly after, her older brother Hal passed away after serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. After high school, Pam attended Brigham Young University where she met her future husband, Ellis Hamblin. They met in an Old Testament Class in 1964, and were married August 20, 1965. After Pam graduated from college with a degree in teaching, she taught at the high school in Orem and put Ellis through his last year of school. After Ellis graduated, they moved to Eagar, Arizona, and Ellis taught at his former high school. Her first two children, Wade and Robbie, were born there. The family then moved to Fillmore, Utah, for a few years. Daughter, Trisha, was born in Salt Lake City during their stay in Fillmore. The family then relocated to Missoula, Montana for Ellis to complete an advanced degree. Their youngest son, Gregory was born there. After which Ellis took a job teaching in Eagar, Arizona, at Round Valley Elementary School. The family moved back to Arizona where the family stayed (with the brief move to Mesa, Arizona for one year) until Ellis retired from teaching in 1995. While in Arizona, Pam often was a substitute teacher and even taught high school for a few years. She was a very involved mother wanting her children to have a good education and to be well-rounded in sports and the arts. Shortly after the birth of her youngest, Pam was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis which took a toll on her body through the years. The brief move to Mesa was to see if a lower elevation and warmer climate would help her health. After Ellis retired, they moved to St. George, Utah, where her aging parents lived and they could be in a warmer climate. Before leaving Arizona, Pam lost the use of one of her legs after spending 63 days in the hospital in Phoenix. After the move to St. George, she lost the use of her other leg. Pam had many health complications due to her severe arthritis, but she had the best attitude and giving heart. Even after the loss of her legs and being wheelchair/scooter bound, she continued to serve others. She served faithfully in her church and was always willing to do whatever she could to help others. She kept her mind sharp even when her body failed her. Most importantly, she was a loving and wonderful wife, mother, and grandmother. Everyone that knew her, adored her and thought of her as an angel while on this earth. Pam was preceded in death by Benjamin Robison (father), Manon Hawley (mother), Hal Robison (older brother) and Michael Hamblin (grandson). She is survived by her husband Ellis Hamblin; her children: Wade Hamblin, Robbie Hamblin, Trisha Peck, and Greg Hamblin; her siblings: Patty Thomson, Gary Robison and Scott Robison, 14 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchildren (with more on the way). She left a legacy of love and will truly be missed. Funeral Services will be held at 881 S. River Road, St. George, on Saturday, March 11, 2023, at 11:00AM. The viewing will be on Saturday, from 9:30AM until 10:45AM at the same location. Graveside services will be held at the Sutherland, Utah, Cemetery N 4000 W Rd, Delta, Utah, 84624.

Pamela Robison Hamblin

January 13, 1943 - March 5, 2023