Soledad L. Pollard

We gather together to announce the celebration of life of Soledad Libre Pollard. She peacefully passed away on October 22, 2025, surrounded by family. Soledad was born on May 16, 1945 in Manila, Philippines. She married and immigrated to the United States on June 10, 1964. She lived in San Francisco California, Hawaii, Century and Pensacola, Florida. She worked as a dry cleaner and then at the galley located at Pensacola Naval Air Station, where she retired. In both careers she worked hard, and gave it her all. Soledad never saw 5ft tall, but she was close. A tiny lady, with so much spunk, her heart was kind, generous and loving. She loved Jesus, playing bingo, dancing, fishing, knitting, cooking, potlucks with friends, listening to music, but most of all, her family. Her message in life was, "be kind and love each other." She will be reunited with her husband Alvie Jerrald Pollard, her son Baby Romie Jordan, daughter Paulette Clausell, and finally united with her parents. She is survived by her longtime sweetheart and friend Papa Chuck, her daughters Cheri (Gandar), Hughette (Chuck), Sehoya and B. Her grandchildren, Lorie (Richard) Mark (Dallas), Jennifer, Anthony, Victoria (Shawn), Sammy, Mariah, Dakota (Gavin), Nikolas, Trevor (Shelby), Jocelyn (Kelsea), Carolyn, Kayden, Gandar Jr, Tahir, Teena, and Joe. Her great grandchildren, Kayla, Kaitlyn, Kaylee, Kacey, KariAnn, Marcus Jr, Alexus, Jesse, Aleeah, Lance, Gabe, Chloé, Chase, Jake, Alexus, Collin, Kaylee, Alley, Jasmine, Jeremiah, Tyler, Adam, Troy, Emily and Zachariah. Her great great grandchildren Mia, Lilly, Wrenlee, Scarlet, Fisher, Axel, and Parker. Pallbearers - Trevor Collins, Jesse Williams, Gandar Rayford, Richard Lozano, Marcus Coble, Nikolas Blood. She had many nieces and nephews on the Pollard side, cousins, extended family, chosen family, and friends. She was loved and cherished by many and will never be forgotten. May we all remember her legacy and the precious memories we've all shared. We continue to live on with her message in our hearts.