Pamela Doxzon Aills

Pamela Doxzon Aills, a cherished soul whose kindness and love touched the lives of many, passed away peacefully on December 30, 2025, in Springfield, Ohio. Born on August 29, 1948, in Towson, Maryland, Pamela's journey through life was marked by a deep commitment to her family, her work, and her passions.

Pamela dedicated her career to serving others through her work for the State of Ohio Mental Health, where she was known not only for her professionalism but also for her warm, compassionate nature. Her colleagues admired her unwavering kindness and dedication, which she carried into every aspect of her life.

A devoted wife, Pamela shared a fulfilling life with her husband, David E. Aills Sr., whose love and companionship brought joy to her days. She leaves behind a legacy of love through her step-sons, David E. (Joyce) Aills Jr. and Steven E. (Kimberly) Aills, both of Springfield, Ohio, and her son, Jason (Michelle) Heeter of Highland Village, Texas. She is also survived by many grandchildren and great grandchildren.  Pamela took immense pride in her role as a mother, stepmother and grandmother, finding true fulfillment in the joys and accomplishments of her children.

Pamela was a beloved sister, surviving her brothers Stephen (Jennifer) Doxzon of Lake Placid, NY, and Drew (Deborah) Doxzon of Stewartstown, PA. The bonds of family were incredibly important to her, and she cherished every moment spent with them. Her home was always filled with laughter, love, and the delightful chaos that comes from her multiple grandchildren and great-grandchildren, who were her proudest accomplishments.

In her leisure time, Pamela enjoyed exploring her creative side through ceramics, becoming an esteemed member of the Midwest Ceramics Association. She often shared her love of the outdoors with David, spending cherished moments boating and camping together. Their adventures were a testament to their deep bond and shared enthusiasm for life.

Pamela was also an active member of the Enon United Methodist Church, where her faith guided her endeavors and inspired those around her. A former volunteer for the Red Cross, she exhibited a selfless spirit, always seeking ways to give back and help those in need.

Pamela joins her beloved daughter, Jane Marie Heeter, and her parents, Evelyn and George Doxzon, in eternal rest. While they are deeply missed, her spirit will forever live on in the hearts of those she so lovingly touched.

As we celebrate Pamela's life, we remember her as a beacon of kindness and love, a nurturing presence who left an indelible mark on everyone fortunate enough to know her. Her legacy of compassion and commitment to family will continue to inspire all of us in the years to come.

Please consider making a donation to the Clark County SPCA in memory of Pamela.