Lady Pamela Hicks, Bridesmaid to Queen Elizabeth II, Dies at 97

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Lady Pamela Hicks, a bridesmaid to Queen Elizabeth II and long-time companion to the royal family, has died at 97, leaving behind memories of her loyalty, humor, and unique experiences with the monarchy.

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