Clare A. Polidore

I just heard “Jessie’s girl” by Rick Springfield and remembered how much I hated this song but you loved it. A perfect example of how friends can love different things but still love one another. Something Needed especially today. With love to you and your family, well-long since your passing . Kristin November 2020

Condolences to the Polidore family and to Clare's family at TCW. I am fortunate to have known Clare. She was gentle, kind and compassionate. Her professionalism and work ethic will always be an inspiration to me.

Those of us who knew Clare from her work at TCW and Rogers, Casey are terribly saddened by her passing. We offer our condolences to your family. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.

You have my deepest sympathy for the loss of your beloved wife. May God comfort and strengthen your family through this difficult time. (Psalm 91:2)

My condolences to your family on Clare's passing on, our prayers are with you.

I met Clare when she was just a child - her older cousin Dennis became my husband. There are many fond memories of all the cousins living together, playing and getting into trouble.. The usual Irish Family. Clare was the youngest and loved by us all. I am saddened by her all too shortened life but.. She is now with our other angels - my husband- her cousin Maureen- her mom and many others. She will be missed.

We are both very sorry to hear about Clare's passing. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Vinny, Vincent, Daniel and both the Polidores and Gaffneys.

I am devastated that Clare was taken away from us so suddenly and unexpectedly. She was an amazing person, friend and colleague whose passing leaves such a huge void. I had the honor and pleasure of working with Clare for many years at TCW. She was such a warm,kind, and generous person that it is hard to imagine walking into the office and not seeing her anymore. I will cherish the memories of working with her particularly when we traveled together. She taught me so much and was always a...