Duane Earl Poole

Just watched the holiday hotline. Loved it. RIP

I just watched holiday hotline for at least the 4th time. You were such a talented writer and I was amazed that you had been a part of so many movies that I really loved. Rest in peace your talent will be missed here.

Just watched Holiday Hotline and saw your name honored. What a talented writer. I also loved Hart to Hart. What a loss, you left this world far too soon. Your picture exudes a warm heart, a mischievous twinkle in your eye and even though I didn´t know you there will be a part of my heart that is yours for being such an amazing writer that brought joy to so many. Condolences to your husband and family. I´m sure you are very missed by all whose lives you touched.

More than a year since your passing Duane but you´re beautiful hallmark stories live on. I was watching tonight. And saw the notice at end of movie. Rip. Thank you for sharing your stories and entertaining us. .

Just watched Holiday Hotline... He was very talented. I'm saddened to hear of that he will no longer producing great movies.

Just wanted his Hallmark Movie.

What a talent I have enjoyed so many of the movies and tv shows he was involved in I certainly would have enjoyed meeting him he sounds like a gentleman who treated everyone he met or new with kindness and Love a man that will be so very missed by so many people he obviously touched many lives what a gentle and kind soul RIP God Bless you and your wonderful family

Just watched the movie Holiday Hotline. One of the best Christmas movies I´ve seen this year. Very cleverly done. Looked up the memory quote. So saddened to hear of the loss. My condolences to the family. God Bless and Merry Christmas

I am so heartbroken,I just watched one of the best Christmas movies on Hallmark that was written by Mr.Poole called Holiday Hotline! I've seen many of his movies and shows over the years and grieve a man I never knew,met. Such a nice man to who ever he met. He's made a difference in so many lives. Prayers for his family and friends. Eileen Krause