Oklahoma City (AP) - Pam Henry, who was stricken with polio at the age of 14 months and went on to become the March of Dimes’ last national poster child and an Oklahoma City broadcaster, has died. Close friend and former broadcaster Don Sherry says in a statement that Henry died Tuesday following complications from emergency surgery.
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- Pam Henry is a multi-faceted creature, not only a writer but, wife, mum, grandma, secretary, cook, cleaner, confidante, counsellor, painter, decorator...
- Doctors discovered that Pam Henry had polio in 1951, when she was just 14 months old.
- I'm delighted the Mabee Gerrer Museum in Shawnee won't be closing! My late Mother, Ruth Henry, volunteered there.
- Pam Henry is known for Prom Night (1980), Heavenly Bodies (1984) and I Declare War (2014).
- OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Pam Henry, who was stricken with polio at the age of 14 months and went on to become the March of Dimes’ last national poster child and...
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- Pam Henry has been writing stories for children since she was a young girl with some success, but during the Covid lockdowns...
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