For Immediate Release
November 06, 2007
Contact Information
C. Sunny Martin, Founder & CEO
sunny@whoswhopublishing.com
(614)481-7300
Who's Who Mourns Passing of South Florida Associate Publisher, Pamela Hutchinson
(Black PR Wire) Columbus, Ohio – Who’s Who Publishing Company sadly announces that Pamela M. Hutchinson, associate publisher for Who’s Who In Black South Florida™, passed away on Friday, November 2, 2007. Pam joined the Who’s Who family of publishers in 2006 and assisted the company in the successful launch of the inaugural edition of Who’s Who In Black South Florida™ in the spring of 2007.
“We at Who’s Who Publishing are truly sad that we have lost a great partner, associate publisher and friend. Our hearts and prayers go out to Pam’s family and those she touched in South Florida, Houston and Louisville,” shares C. Sunny Martin, president, founder and chief executive officer. “With Pam’s hard work and commitment, she embraced our vision of highlighting and documenting the achievements of South Florida’s outstanding black leadership professionals. Her efforts assisted in our growth in the southeastern United States, an area with a rich culture, history and heritage. In her short life, it is clear that Pam made an impact in the lives she touched, and she will be greatly missed.”
A Louisville, Kentucky, native, Pam is survived by her husband, Jerome Hutchinson Jr., and
daughters Kristin, 15 and Naomi, 10.
A.D. Porter and Sons Funeral Home in Louisville, Kentucky (502-587-9678), will handle the arrangements, and services will be at First Gethsemane Baptist Church
“We at Who’s Who Publishing are truly sad that we have lost a great partner, associate publisher and friend. Our hearts and prayers go out to Pam’s family and those she touched in South Florida, Houston and Louisville,” shares C. Sunny Martin, president, founder and chief executive officer. “With Pam’s hard work and commitment, she embraced our vision of highlighting and documenting the achievements of South Florida’s outstanding black leadership professionals. Her efforts assisted in our growth in the southeastern United States, an area with a rich culture, history and heritage. In her short life, it is clear that Pam made an impact in the lives she touched, and she will be greatly missed.”
A Louisville, Kentucky, native, Pam is survived by her husband, Jerome Hutchinson Jr., and
daughters Kristin, 15 and Naomi, 10.
A.D. Porter and Sons Funeral Home in Louisville, Kentucky (502-587-9678), will handle the arrangements, and services will be at First Gethsemane Baptist Church
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