So sad when we got the news about "Aunt Polly" - so many fond childhood memories over at Grandma Allards (god rest her soul) with her and Simon - love and peace to the family
Robin and Brenda,
I'm so sorry for your loss, such a short time after Mom's passing.
Poly and I shared a lot of good times together--bus trip buddies, ceramics, going out to dinner---all such good times, that I've missed since her going to the nursing home.
My thoughts are with you. Judy
Robin, and Brenda,
So many memories flood my mind of younger years at your home and time with your folks. Loved Polly. She knew that, as you do. So sorry for the loss of this great woman in your lives. Losing your Mom is a really tough part of life.
You are not alone, always know your friends are nearby.
Love, Debby
Brenda,Robin and all Families,
We are so sorry for your loss.Our prayers and thoughts are with you all.Polly was a great lady.
Sincerely,
Shawn and Helen Allen
Polly and Simon were among my first patients at the North Creek Health Center when I arrived there in 1981. Polly was about as classic an "Adirondacker" as there is. She told me that she was born in the little white house along Route 28 just below The Glen bridge, and every time I drive past it (which has been at least 8000 times) I think of her. She was a favorite at the nursing home, and she will be sorely missed. On behalf of everyone at HHHN, I would like to extend my condolences and best wishes to Brenda, Robin and the rest of Polly's family.
Robin / Brenda: So sorry to hear about your mom's passing. I remember when we were young, I use to stay at your house and she was the greatest person for welcoming your friends.But when we had a party and she found out all the hurting was over ,right, Robin? She didn't pull any punches just like your grandmother didn't. Wonderful times!She loved us all just the way we were.God Bless YOU both.
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