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Joan Durkee
June 2, 2012
To all you "Caldwell Kids" I am deeply sorry not to have had a chance to say in person what I feel about your mother. Polly was a bright spark in our lives. Always fun, always laughing, wonderful hostess at the famous Caldwell holiday parties and at every sleepover I enjoyed at your house. Miss those carefree days and the deep friendship she maintained with our Mum 'til the very end. This marks the close of their special era of grace, beauty and fun and I am so very sorry for your loss. All my love, Joan
JAMES THELEN
May 14, 2012
TO THE FAMILY OF pOLLY wATSON: yOU ARE ALL IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS IN THIS TIME OF MOURNING. A KINDER AND GENTLER PERSON NEVER GRACED THIS EARTH. NOW IT'S HER TIME TO REST AND BE LOVINGLY REMEMBERED! LOVE, JIM DOTTIE & THE GIRLS
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