Dorothy H. Pollard, 70, Green Bay, passed away on Monday, January 23, 2012. She was born on April 17, 1941 in St. Louis, Missouri to the late Andrew H. and Katherine M. (Muich) Schumann. She loved her dog, CoCo. Dorothy enjoyed playing games with her family, especially her grandchildren. Dorothy retired from the food service industry where she enjoyed socializing with all she came in contact with. Her yard was immaculate and she took pride in caring for her home. Dorothy truly enjoyed spending time with her family, fishing and taking trips to the cabin, to Minnesota and to the Ozarks. She enjoyed playing Bingo with her friends at the Senior Center.
Surviving are her daughter, Debra (Robert) Hickey, Sr. of Green Bay; her son, Darrell (Angela) Pollard of Ham Lake, MN; four grandchildren, Robert Hickey, Jr. and Cora Mae Hickey, Andrew and Jennifer Pollard and a sister, Jeanne (Kenneth) Frees.
She was preceded in death by her former husband, Donald G. Pollard.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, January 26, 2012 at Lyndahl Funeral Home from 4 pm until 7 pm. Visitation will continue on Friday, January 27 at Bethel Lutheran Church, 1350 Bond Street, from 10 am until the funeral service at 11 am with Rev. Amy Engebose officiating.
A memorial fund has been established in Dorothy's name.
A special thank you to Dorothy's daughter, Debra, for her strength, support and devotion in aiding her mother with her reoccurring health issues over the past few years.
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I still can't believe that your gone grandma. You were always such happy person and had a great personality. I'll never forget all of your jokes and staying up to play cards and games. You've been going to the state fair... more
My favorite memory of Dorothy would have to be when I told her I was going to Florida last year and what she wanted me to bring her back. She quickly without a step said "A Man." I brought her back a cute little seashel... more
~To My Mother~ ~Dorothy Helen Pollard~ I will forever cherish every day, every moment, and every breath I spent with you. That would include the 25 days spent in the hospital, along with the 19 days at the Nursing Home ... more
Grandma Dorothy..the best grandma anyone could have ever asked for. Whenever you needed her, she would be there for you. She always carried laughter with her where ever she went. She was always laughing and smiling. Well... more
At my workplace, I had the pleasure of meeting Dorothy while she was working in the cafeteria. She went out of her way to ensure I got the best service possible and I had her over to my place a couple of times for dinne... more
My heart goes out to all of Dorothy's family and friends. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
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