Pam Dawber

Pam played the part of Mabel, which was played by Linda Rondstadt, in Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance.

Pam's younger sister, Leslie, was born with a congestive heart condition and died in 1976.

Pam was a judge on the panel that chose Christa McAuliffe for the "Teacher in Space" for NASA.

Pamela, together with her ex-manager, Mimi Weber, had formed the production company called Pony Productions.

In January 1996, Pam helped call 911, while her husband Mark Harmon rescued a man from a burning car which had crashed into a tree near their home.

Pam is a national spokesperson for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of America.

Pam is the celebrity director for the Young Musicians Foundation.

Pam went to the Oakland Community College.

She is the second cousin of actress Mandy Roveda.

She has two sons with husband Mark Harmon: Sean Thomas Harmon (born 26 April 1988) and Ty Christian Harmon (25 June 1992).

Pam is the daughter of Gene Dawber, a commercial artist, and Thelma Dawber, who ran a stock photo agency.

Her interests include canoing, cooking, and horseback riding, and swimming.

She was introduced to her husband, Mark Harmon, by Gina Hecht. Gina was a constant guest star on "Mork & Mindy" as Jean DaVinci (1979-1981).

She is said to have a four-octave soprano voice.