RENE POLIN Sr.

I miss my uncle (Rene sr.) like no other. I often think about our long talks that we would have when I would go visit. We would go down the basement ( his man cave) and talk about his life, his kids, my kids but most of all my trips to Miami. I used to visit Miami every other year since 2001 and would talk to him about my trips. He loved listening to how the Cuban folks lived in Miami and how many things there reminded people of Cuba and he would just eat it up and would say how he would have...

Still missing your parents & praying for you, Maria & Rene ...

rest good friend.i no you will be missed. you and i worked on the railroad together good times and bad times.but you were always a good friend. you will be missed.next time i have black beans and rice i will have one for you

rest good friend. next time i have black beans and rice i will think of you

Rene and Carol Ann:

My sincerest condolences and sympathy to you and your family. I am so sorry to recenlty learn of your loss. My family is praying for you and your family to help you through this difficult time.

God Bless you,

Chris and Todd Bidwell and family

My sincere and prayerful sympathy to you, Carol, Maria and Rene. I am so sorry for your loss, and even more sorry that I somehow missed the wake and funeral for your dear husband and father.

I knew Big Rene my whole life. There are people that influence your life without your really realizing it, and he was one of those to me. I must admit as a kid, I was a little scared of him. Having grown up in suburban Parma, Rene was different than anyone I knew. He talked different, was a different color, had veins in his arms, had a strong handshake, and an intense look to him unlike anyone else I knew. As I got older, I began to understand that he was not different at all, other than the...