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Gary R. Herbert Honors Pamela Atkinson for Her Service to Utah

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Gary R. Herbert Honors Pamela Atkinson for Her Service to Utah
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In an October 11 statement, Gary R. Herbert honored the life and legacy of Pamela Atkinson, describing her as a dedicated servant to Utah.

Key takeaways

  • Pamela Atkinson served as a special assistant to Gary R. Herbert
  • Atkinson was described as a champion for those experiencing poverty and homelessness
  • Herbert referred to Atkinson as Utah's Mother Teresa due to her service to those in need
  • The statement was released on October 11

Gary R. Herbert issued a statement on October 11 honoring the life and legacy of Pamela Atkinson, describing her as a remarkable servant of Utah. Herbert characterized Atkinson as a tireless champion for individuals experiencing homelessness and poverty.

According to the October 11 statement, Atkinson served as a special assistant to Herbert. He described her as a bridge-builder between various communities across the state, including the Legislature and people of all faiths. Herbert noted that her life reflected a profound love for those in need, leading him to refer to her as Utah’s Mother Teresa.

Herbert stated that Atkinson's kindness, faith, and selfless service touched many lives and contributed to making Utah a better place. He noted that she leaves a tremendous void and will be missed.

In his statement, Herbert and Jeanette extended condolences to Atkinson's family and loved ones.

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