ABE POLLIN

Hello Mr. Pollin, My name is Emanuel Clarke and I have fond memories of one of your apartment buildings as a child. I remember I used to play in the Rittenhouse apartments as a child. I know you and your father developed it. There was always a warmth and kindness to that old building. There was always a magic in any project you developed. I felt that magic at the old Capital Centre and even at the replacement Verizon Center. I used to attend synagogue services in the club room of the...

Dear Uncle Abe,

It is hard to believe you have been gone three years

Rest well with the rest of the family

So sorry to hear of Mr. Pollin's death. He will surely be missed not only by his family and fans but also by the members of the NBA. He did so much for Washington, D. C. and was admired by many. May God bless his family and all of his fans.

May God's loving concern for bereaved ones bring you comfort at this time of loss. Psalms 146:5, 9

Mr. Pollin seemed to have been a lively and generous man. I am sure all who benefitted from his efforts are truely grateful. My thoughts are with you and your family. Please accept my condolence.

I was so sorry to read of the passing of Abe Pollin. My deepest condolences. My mother, Ethel, worked at the "Irene" for years and spoke so highly of Mr Pollin and he was truly wonderful to her. My thoughts are with the family.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Deborah Harris Miller and Denise Harris
Lehew, nieces of Louise Harris, a long time employee of Mr.Pollin.

MR POLLIN MADE THE NBA WHAT IS TODAY - A CHANCE FOR MANY TO EXCEL AND TO LEARN HOW ONE CAN GIVE BACK SUCH AS MR.POLLIN AND MRS.POLLIN DID -

HE WILL BE MISSED BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

THE DON CASEY FAMILY