Polly Squire Quinn

My Aunt Polly was a warm, friendly, intelligent, and positive woman who made everyone in her life happy. It was always a pleasure to be in her company. She enriched my life and had a big heart.
As a child and teenager I remember how she opened her home to everyone during the holidays and other occasions. She also arranged annual dinners at her Hinesburg Church where the family had reunions every year. I have many happy memories of Thanksgiving celebrations with her and the...

I spent most of my childhood at Quinn's.They probably have more pictures of me than my own parents. I am so sorry for your loss. She would take me along with her kids almost everywhere they would go.I believe my life was shaped by many of the experiences I had there. She is home now.

Polly was always a role model for me and I enjoyed working with her. She knew and appreciated the meaning of obligation.

Mrs Quinn,
Thank you for everything you did for me. I am so glad I was able to tell you this in person many times.
Love
Karen Lavilette Sicard Merrill

Please accept my sincere condolences. I will always think of Polly's smile and kindness. She was an icon in the Morgan horse world.

We will miss you Polly! Our condolences to the family.

I enjoyed all the time spent with Polly at Morgan events, committee meetings and the Museum. We frequently traveled together to these events and had wonderful conversations about Morgan history and current events. She was a great lady. Loved to pick her up at Heyday and visit with your wonderful horses, as she was frequently still out in the barn when I arrived. My condolences to all of your family.

To Mike,Sara,Patty & Nina
I am so sorry to learn of your mother's passing. She was a special lady in the horse world, every horse person could learn a ton from her. I always admired her and her forever smile. She was so proud of all of you. You were blessed to have had such a fine mother. God Bless you all.

I'm so very sorry to hear of Polly's passing. She was such a lovely lady who I enjoyed visiting with either at AMHA or in town. Her love of Morgans certainly showed in her face when she was talking about them. She certainly will be missed.