Support Pam Dillman and Family

Hello Friends, Family, and Community,

My very dear friend, Pam, is fighting a battle for her life. She has Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer and is currently in the hospital dealing with a complication of this horrible disease. The Doctors are doing everything they can, and she is hoping to be there for her youngest daughter, Olivia’s graduation from High School.

You may know the Dillman family and have seen them at numerous Muskego community events. They are very proud Muskego residents. Pam and Eric are one of the most caring and selfless people, always willing to help their neighbor. Pam was working at a middle school in the Muskego school district, feeding hungry teenagers, and Eric is a retired Milwaukee Police Officer, and currently works in security. Their son, Ethan, graduated Muskego last year and was part of Muskego Band for all four years of High School. And went into the Army training to be an Airborne Combat Medic. Proudly serving our Country. Their daughter, Olivia, was part of the Muskego Youth Cheer program from 5th to 8th grade. She is graduating Muskego High school this year and is planning on studying Criminology at University of Wisconsin – Whitewater. They are also blessed with an older son, Joseph, who just recently got engaged, and an older daughter, Breanna. They tragically lost their older daughter, Breanna, a year and a half ago very unexpectedly, which they are still mourning. This is a very tight-knit and loving family.

With Pam fighting the battle of her life, I’m asking for your help in supporting this loving family in their time of need. Any funds received will be used to pay the ever-increasing medical costs, as well as household financial needs. We hope to raise $30,000, or if able, more, to ensure Pam’s family can navigate this challenging time with peace of mind. Every bit counts! A donation of any amount and sharing this effort with family and friends will bring us closer to our goal. Nothing will take away the pain of what this family is going through, but I am hoping they will be able to focus on spending this time together as a family.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. If you are not able to contribute but may be able to help in another way, please reach out to the family. I know they could use your help. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.

“Make time for memories; they are the only thing that lasts forever.”

Bless you!