Pamela Reynolds, affectionately known as Pam or PayPay, passed away on January 18, 2025, at the age of 56. Born on November 10, 1968, to proud parents Henry and Martha Reynolds in Richmond, California, she was the youngest sibling of four. She attended she spent her final years in Oakland, California, where she left a lasting impression through her artistry and vibrant personality.

Pam was a talented hairstylist and the proud owner of "All Eyes on Me," a salon that showcased her exceptional skills and creativity. Known for her ability to elevate anyone's look, she had a unique knack for fashion that made her stand out in any crowd. Her style was so impeccable that she could effortlessly piece together an outfit that turned heads and set trends.

Beyond her work in hairstyling, Pam was well-connected in the music industry, serving as a mentor and A&R for various labels. Her keen eye and ear for talent allowed her to forge meaningful relationships with many artists, impacting their careers and creating lasting friendships.

Pam was a devoted mother to her only daughter, Algernae (Nae-Nae) Alexander, and a cherished grandmother to her two beloved grandchildren, Jiselle and Gitu. Family was at the core of her life, and she took immense pride in her role as a mother and grandmother. She is also survived by her brother, Ramon Reynolds, her sister, Marvette Reynolds, and numerous nieces and nephews who will carry her legacy forward.

Pam's infectious spirit and hustle earned her the nickname "PayPay," embodying her belief that "every day is PayDay." Her ability to create something beautiful from nothing and her passion for helping others will be remembered by all who knew her.

As a creative force, Pam's contributions to hairstyling and the music industry were significant, but her greatest accomplishments will always be her family. Her warmth, artistry, and unwavering support will be deeply missed but forever cherished by those whose lives she touched.