On the Winter Solstice, with the Star of Bethlehem in the sky, Pamela McAbee McGreevy passed away on December 21, 2020. As unique and rare as this earthly occurrence, Pam was truly one-of-a-kind.

She was born January 9, 1958 in Spartanburg, South Carolina to William McAbee and Judith McAbee. She and her family moved to Camden, South Carolina when she was 5 years old. Pam was a long-time resident of Lugoff, South Carolina.

Pam was a graduate of Kershaw County Vocational Center. She earned a degree in Paralegal Studies from Midlands Technical College. She enjoyed her paralegal career. Her first job was working for Ray Derrick in Columbia. She handled all the land searches for Berry, Adams and Quakenbush, performing the original searches for what would become developed as Harbison. She was First American Title Company’s sole South Carolina commercial abstractor, worked with Absolute Title and ultimately established her own company, Landslide Title. She searched titles all over the state, as she was called upon by lawyers all around as one of the best. She continued work until last year. Pam was a proud single mom who worked hard for her and her son.

Her greatest accomplishment in life was her son, William Gable McGreevy. He was her one and only and she adored him.

Pam loved her cats and her books. She was an avid reader and typically read more than a book a week. She always had a stack of books nearby ready to be devoured. Pam was also extremely family oriented. She had special and close relationships with her mother, sisters, uncle and aunts, nieces and nephews. We can hardly think of a gathering or special occasion that she did not attend. She taught us all how to love, give freely, to enjoy the finest things in life, to embrace a southern accent, to laugh at mistakes and the importance of thinking outside the box. We are all better people because of Pam. She will always be missed but will live in our hearts forever.

Pam is survived by her son, Gable McGreevy of Lugoff, S.C. In addition to her son Pam is also survived by her mother, Judith McAbee of Charlotte, N.C., two sisters Lisa Woolard (David) of Camden, S.C. and Donna Branham (Jody) of Charlotte, N.C., an uncle and aunts from Roebuck, S.C., (Don-Don and Joan McAbee, Catherine Zimmerman and Becky Blick. She also leaves behind two nephews: Thomas Woolard (Nicole) of Camden, S.C. and Chase Branham of Charlotte, N.C., five nieces: Allison Woolard Horton (Tal) of Charlotte, N.C., Rebecca Woolard Hall (John) of High Springs, Florida, Meredith Branham Rollins (Dylan) of Raleigh, N.C., Heather Woolard and Caroline Woolard of Camden, S.C.

Pam was predeceased by her father, William Henry McAbee, and a niece, Laura Jane Branham.

Kornegay Funeral home is assisting the family.