Our Team

Over the past 10 years, I have worked with seniors as a nursing home administrator, housing director, and regional director in the states of Wisconsin, Idaho, and Oregon.

When I'm not at Plaza, I love having fun with my wife, Jill, and our two children. A fan of being outdoors, I like sports, as well as hunting and fishing. I grew up in East Grand Forks, Minnesota, and played college football at Valley City State.

I’ve had a passion for older adults for as long as I can remember. I had a close relationship with my grandparents, so after my grandmother moved into an assisted living community when I was 16, I got my first job as a server. Since then, I’ve worked in the medical device and home care industries before coming to Walker Methodist Plaza in 2018.
I love connecting with seniors and their families every day, helping them navigate the senior living landscape. Older adults have so much knowledge and life experience. They are simply the best, and their stories stay with me. I have a knack for helping people find what they’re looking for and strive to show compassion by remembering details.
In my free time, I enjoy trying new restaurants, being outside, and hammocking. My husband, Mike, and I have been married since 2004, and we have a teenage son named Andre and a chocolate lab named Hudson. Mike and Andre and involved with the Roseville youth sports program, so we’re often cheering and volunteering.

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I began working at Walker Methodist Plaza in March 2013. I previously attended Anoka Ramsey Community College for accounting and human resources, and I'm also trained in rental management. My path to Walker Methodist was through her sister, who previously worked with us and has since retired. Because her sister spoke highly of Walker Methodist and enjoyed her work, Pam applied.

Pam is extremely thorough and organized, and we can always count on her to find a solution for problems when they arise; she's a great asset to the business office team. On a daily basis, Pam asks her self, "What can I do to help and make the day easier for others?" She has an inherent sense for helping others, which makes healthcare and senior living the perfect fit for her.

When she's not working at Plaza, Pam enjoys spending time with her family. She has 3 sons, all of who are married. She also loves to volunteer at the local Humane Society and with the Parkinson's Foundation. Pam wants to be remembered for her good sense of humor and helping others.