01/22/2026
Pamela Walker Griffin
February 15, 1967 – January 20, 2026
Pam lived life fully on her own terms. She was a true gypsy soul — and she made it very clear she didn’t want any of that “she lit up a room” BS. Those who knew her understood exactly what she meant.
Pam was known for her strong spirit, independence, and unwavering authenticity. She showed up just as she was — loyal, raw, and unforgettable — leaving a lasting impression on everyone.
She loved riding Harleys, beach and pool days, music of all kinds, concerts, decorating, and living life in a style that was unmistakably hers.
A true daddy’s girl, Pam shared a deep bond with her father and cherished the time she spent with him. She proudly took over ownership of the nightclub her father had run for many years, formerly known as The New Knights, later known as The Rock and Rodeo, . Carrying on that legacy meant a great deal to her. Many of Pam’s favorite moments in life were spent inside those walls with her dad — the stories flowing, memories being made, and doing it their way.
Her husband, Terry Griffin, was her everything — her protector, her steady ground, and the person she trusted completely. Simple moments meant the most to Pam and she loved spending time just being together. Pam did life her way — and Terry stood with her through it all.
She was rarely alone thanks to her devoted fur baby, Reese, who was convinced she worked full-time as Pam’s shadow. It was a given that if you were up in the middle of the night, you’d likely find the two of them together, sharing cookies-and-cream ice cream.
Family meant everything to Pam, and she loved hers fiercely — without hesitation. She is survived by her loving husband, Terry Griffin; her son, Trey (Nickey) Griffin of Valdosta, Georgia; her daughters, Rina (Amber) Griffin of Chattanooga, Tennessee; Megan (Chad) Knebel of Phoenix, Arizona; Allison (Chad) Jackson of Valdosta, Georgia; several grandchildren who adored their “Pam-Pam”; her nephews, Mikey and Dalton Sims; and of course, her devoted fur baby, Reese.
Pam was preceded in death by her parents, Earl and Evelyn Walker.
Pam was loved by many, touched many lives, and will be remembered exactly as she wanted to be — strong, honest, and unapologetically herself.
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