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Pam Shields (Pam Ross)

Camelback High School
Class of 1976

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First Name Pam
Last Name Shields
Maiden Name Ross
Graduation Year Class of 1976
Gender Female
City N/A
State/Province AZ
Country United States
Occupation Computer Scientist
Married Yes
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