Linda Pauline Worthy (Hammond)

I´m the 56 years that I knew Polly she left such an imprint on my heart. I´m not sure she ever fully understood how much her love and tenderness saved me as a child. I have always had such great admiration for her as a mother, wife, grandmother, gardener, seamstress, archaeologist, and just all around good human being. I will miss her tremendously .

Polly, was like a second mom to me. She was one of the kindest people I have met. She was very talented in more than one way, but especially when it came to quilting. I only wish I could have met her sooner so she could teach me more sewing tips and tricks. I am indebted to both Polly and Morgan who helped a lot with furnishing my home. If not for them I would not have been able to do the necessary renovations to my home because I would have had to spend it on furniture. I will always remember Polly´s smile and cherish the moments that we had together. I am dedicating my garden to her, I know she would have liked that. Please if there is anything I can do to help any of you through this sad time do not hesitate to reach out to me I am only a phone call away. With deepest sympathy I will keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers. Nancy D´Angelo

i meet Polly with my sister Linda Carnes McNaughton when we came to visit her at her home. we went out to a nice lunch in a little dinner and she was very friendly and loved my sister and told me stories of things they would do out in the field many years ago. Polly was a sweet lady and she will be missed.