There are not enough words to describe Pandora. We would need multiple volumes of biography from so many voices to cover it all. From the day her feet hit the ground, her curiosity knew no bounds. Her entire life, she dedicated herself to learning new things, trying new things, and meeting new people. She never met a stranger, and made it her business to stick up for others, whether through friendship or activism.

Pandora was a multi- traditionalist, whose study of various faiths over the course of life led to a balanced perspective and enthusiastic engagement with continually studying and finding appropriate ways to engage with a myriad of faiths. She carried Buddhist principles into everything she did and most closely practiced and engaged with Norse Paganism, Irish Paganism and Judaism.
Pandora's spiritually was heavily informed by her experience performing in music, theater, and circus performances – engaging with those practices allowed her to engage with the world in unconventional ways, looking at the world through different perspectives. Pandora walked through life with courage and grace. Her heart knew no bounds. She loved Big and Wholly. She weathered many storms with her gracious and giving attitude, and left quite an impression on a whole lot of people. Her light is going to shine brightly for a very long time, despite her physical absence from our world.

Pandora is survived by her spouse, Indigo; her partner, Charly; parents: Jen, Harry Warwick; her bonus-parents: Bradley Smith, Faith Warwick; siblings: Sevastjan Fedak (Sarah), Chessa Adam (Zak), Ronan; nibblings Aurora, Grayson and Scarlett; bonus-daughter Ophelia; grandparents: Bonnie, Mary, Cathy, Alan and Nancy; her dog, Poe; and a cornucopia of aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, and family, both blood and those that Pandora chose.

Pandora is preceded in death by her grandfather, Cameron Ross Anderson (04/12/1952-06/29/2023) and her Godfather, Paul Scalise-Schulz (05/24/1945-0 /08/2008.)

Pandora left many gifts in this world, and was proud in life to know she would one day be an organ donor.

A celebration of Pandora's life will be held in March of 2024. Please check back for service details.