Harold Polvadore
(1937 - 2017)
Harold was born on December 5, 1937 in Floydada, Texas. He was married to the love of his life Mable for over thirty years before her passing. Harold worked for Jack Cooper Transports before retiring after 20 plus years. He loved to spend time with his brother Eddie and go fishing, he also loved going to the local coffee shop. Everyone who knew Harold knew he was the best at giving hugs and he always had his pocket full of candy and bubblegum, giving him the nickname "Candy Man." He will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. He is preceded in death by wife Mable Polvadore. Survivors include his Brother, Eddie Polvadore; and sisters, Nell Jones of Floydada, Texas and Judy Cooper of Crosbyton, Texas. Arrangements under the direction of Memorial Park Funeral Home & Cemetery, Amarillo, TX.
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(1937 - 2017)
Harold was born on December 5, 1937 in Floydada, Texas. He was married to the love of his life Mable for over thirty years before her passing. Harold worked for Jack Cooper Transports before retiring after 20 plus years. He loved to spend time with his brother Eddie and go fishing, he also loved going to the local coffee shop. Everyone who knew Harold knew he was the best at giving hugs and he always had his pocket full of candy and bubblegum, giving him the nickname "Candy Man." He will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. He is preceded in death by wife Mable Polvadore. Survivors include his Brother, Eddie Polvadore; and sisters, Nell Jones of Floydada, Texas and Judy Cooper of Crosbyton, Texas. Arrangements under the direction of Memorial Park Funeral Home & Cemetery, Amarillo, TX.
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Harold Polvadore
(1937 - 2017)
Harold was born on December 5, 1937 in Floydada, Texas. He was married to the love of his life Mable for over thirty years before her passing. Harold worked for Jack Cooper Transports before retiring after 20 plus years. He loved to spend time with his brother Eddie and go fishing, he also loved going to the local coffee shop. Everyone who knew Harold knew he was the best at giving hugs and he always had his pocket full of candy and bubblegum, giving him the nickname "Candy Man." He will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. He is preceded in death by wife Mable Polvadore. Survivors include his Brother, Eddie Polvadore; and sisters, Nell Jones of Floydada, Texas and Judy Cooper of Crosbyton, Texas. Arrangements under the direction of Memorial Park Funeral Home & Cemetery, Amarillo, TX.
Memorial Park Funeral Home
(1937 - 2017)
Harold was born on December 5, 1937 in Floydada, Texas. He was married to the love of his life Mable for over thirty years before her passing. Harold worked for Jack Cooper Transports before retiring after 20 plus years. He loved to spend time with his brother Eddie and go fishing, he also loved going to the local coffee shop. Everyone who knew Harold knew he was the best at giving hugs and he always had his pocket full of candy and bubblegum, giving him the nickname "Candy Man." He will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. He is preceded in death by wife Mable Polvadore. Survivors include his Brother, Eddie Polvadore; and sisters, Nell Jones of Floydada, Texas and Judy Cooper of Crosbyton, Texas. Arrangements under the direction of Memorial Park Funeral Home & Cemetery, Amarillo, TX.
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