Birth date: Oct 2, 1926 Death date: Aug 24, 2021
Polly was born October 2, 1926, to Elmer and Mildred Dailey in Vanport, Pennsylvania, and went to be with her Lord and Savior on August 24, 2021, in Weslaco, Texas. She is survived by her four children Bill, Jeff, and wife Elaine, Read Obituary
My Dear Polly and my BEST FRIEND. I will miss you forever. I know the Angels are going to take good care of you, minus the wine. You were a true and beloved friend. Till we meet again. God Bless. Prayers for you and your family.
❤️ Ellie
Polly volunteerd at Knapp Hospital woth my Mom and many others. She was my Mom's Best Friend. My Mom would bake and cook extra so she could go take some goodies and food for Polly. Her favorite was Bran Muffins and Chicken Soup. Polly was a true friend. She was kind to my Mom and I. I would come from Michigan to visit with my Mom after my Daddy passed away. Polly you will always be in our ❣️️'s....You will be forever missed. R.I.H. Prayers for you and your family.
Pauline is a very special, nice and a sweet person.
Every time we take care of her, she always ask, how is your family and your doing?
One day we were in her room taking care of her, we asked Alexa to play Boy George song. Alexa played the song and we danced.
Saturday night August 21 Pauline wants to sit down and have a talked and drink with her. I sat down with her and she asked me tell me about your family? I told her about my family. Pauline told me I want to talk to my children. I told her your daughter will be here tomorrow morning.
We have a lot of good memories with Pauline. Pauline is always in my heart ❤️. Pauline is in a good hands with God. I’m going to miss her.
Condolences to Lovell family 🙏💕❤️
Maria Theresa Santiago
CNA John Knox Village
What a blessing Polly was to all of us at John Knox Village! She was a light and an encouragement to everyone that walked into her room. She was always complimenting us, smiling, asking how we were doing, while at the same time dealing with her pain and discomfort. No matter what, Polly had a kind and encouraging word every single day! She never complained and made sure she expressed her gratitude for the things we did in providing her care. There was one time that was particularly special to me .... a couple of days before she passed away I had been with her, making sure she she was taken care of and as comfortable as possible. She was obviously in a lot of pain so I prayed for her before I left. As soon as I ended my prayer she immediately started to pray for me. What a blessing and I will always remember that! Polly was a very special lady and she will always be a bright memory in my heart. Condolences to the Lovell family! She will continue to be loved and missed.
Cindy Molina CNA
