Paul Jay Pamer, 67, quietly passed away August 6, 2026.

Paul, better known by his friends and family as Jay, was born in Akron, Ohio, on April 28, 1959. As a young boy, Jay, and the Pamer family, moved to Southern California, where he would reside as a proud resident for the duration of his life.

Jay earned his living as a true-blue collar worker, with a skill set in HVAC, plumbing, and all things “construction”. As a young man, he lived his working days repairing and building homes for young families; which, included the houses of family and friends.

As a young father, Jay instilled his love for fishing, camping, and baseball, into his three children, resulting in the birth of traditions that would span more than two decades. Jay, and a young Pamer family, would enjoy frequent fishing trips along the Pacific Coast in Mexico and Dana Point, and annual end-of-summer camping trips in Santa Barbara. A family favorite, Jay would go on to adopt and extend the tradition of holding season tickets for the Los Angeles Angels, which had been originally established by Jay’s late-father, Paul John Pamer.

A devoted Father, and loving Grandfather, Jay fostered his unceasing work ethics and values in his eldest daughter, two sons, and young grandson.