Dr. Carl H. Pollock Jr.

Carl was a long-time friend and I will miss him greatly. My condolences to Mary. Bob Selberg

Carl and I were the best of friends, and bridge buddies. I will miss him greatly. My condolences to his wife Mary. Bob Selberg, Portland, Or.

Carl was my best friend for many years, and he will be missed!

Yo u would be so proud and happy to have a precious great grandson named after you. His name is Henry (after Carl Henry Pollock). I miss you, love you and remember the wonderful 64 years we had together. Love forever, Mary

My dear Carl, I can´t believe 1 whole year has passed since I said goodbye. Your picture is on the mantle and when I look at it I remember the great life we had together and your smile brings me both happiness and sadness. I love you and miss you, Mary

Carl and Mary at Kevin and Sassy’s wedding. August 2015. It was such a happy day!

My dear Carl, I will love you and miss you forever. We had so many good times together and I cherish those memories. Most of all you and I have been blessed with a wonderful family. Your would be so proud of the way they are taking care of me. Love, Mary

Carl was one of the great personalities of the world of duplicate bridge when I first arrived in Portland in 1971. I remember vividly when he agreed to play a session of a unit game, no small event in those days, shortly after my arrival. We had a good game and I was entertained throughout!! I recall many nights at Hung Far Low when he would tell a story and conclude it with "I made the worst play/bid in the history of bridge!!". He was an excellent player but also a funny and sincere...

Great memories of a great dad!