Kathleen Mary Pollack, age 97, passed away at home on Friday October 30, 2020 with family and her hospice nurse at her side. She was known as Kathleen, Kay, Honey, Grandmother, Grandma, and Grammy by those who knew and loved her.
Kathleen was preceded in death by her spouse Col. Rayfield (Ray) Pollack in 1987 and sister Phillis Borman in 2015.
Born on her Grandpa Martin and Grandma Mary Einberger's farm in Manitowac County, Wisconsin on August 5, 1923, Kathleen grew up in the small town of Valders, Wisconsin. After graduating from Valders High School, she married her high school sweetheart, Ray, and they embarked on an over 30-year career in the US Air Force. Kathleen set up households and stayed home and raised her children across the United States in Texas, California, Maine, Massachusetts, Florida, Alabama, Nebraska and Colorado. Following an assignment in Japan, they settled in Colorado Springs in 1973.
Wherever she was in the world, Kay took a positive outlook on life and stayed busy. She enjoyed playing bridge, skiing, golfing, quilting, knitting, oil painting, flower arranging, porcelain painting, and was a great cook! She volunteered her time at the Officer's Wives Club thrift shop and at Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
Kathleen was preceded in death by her spouse Col. Rayfield (Ray) Pollack in 1987 and sister Phillis Borman in 2015.
Born on her Grandpa Martin and Grandma Mary Einberger's farm in Manitowac County, Wisconsin on August 5, 1923, Kathleen grew up in the small town of Valders, Wisconsin. After graduating from Valders High School, she married her high school sweetheart, Ray, and they embarked on an over 30-year career in the US Air Force. Kathleen set up households and stayed home and raised her children across the United States in Texas, California, Maine, Massachusetts, Florida, Alabama, Nebraska and Colorado. Following an assignment in Japan, they settled in Colorado Springs in 1973.
Wherever she was in the world, Kay took a positive outlook on life and stayed busy. She enjoyed playing bridge, skiing, golfing, quilting, knitting, oil painting, flower arranging, porcelain painting, and was a great cook! She volunteered her time at the Officer's Wives Club thrift shop and at Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
Kathleen Mary Pollack, age 97, passed away at home on Friday October 30, 2020 with family and her hospice nurse at her side. She was known as Kathleen, Kay, Honey, Grandmother, Grandma, and Grammy by those who knew and loved her.
Kathleen was preceded in death by her spouse Col. Rayfield (Ray) Pollack in 1987 and sister Phillis Borman in 2015.
Born on her Grandpa Martin and Grandma Mary Einberger's farm in Manitowac County, Wisconsin on August 5, 1923, Kathleen grew up in the small town of Valders, Wisconsin. After graduating from Valders High School, she married her high school sweetheart, Ray, and they embarked on an over 30-year career in the US Air Force. Kathleen set up households and stayed home and raised her children across the United States in Texas, California, Maine, Massachusetts, Florida, Alabama, Nebraska and Colorado. Following an assignment in Japan, they settled in Colorado Springs in 1973.
Wherever she was in the world, Kay took a positive outlook on life and stayed busy. She enjoyed playing bridge, skiing, golfing, quilting, knitting, oil painting, flower arranging, porcelain painting, and was a great cook! She volunteered her time at the Officer's Wives Club thrift shop and at Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
Kathleen was preceded in death by her spouse Col. Rayfield (Ray) Pollack in 1987 and sister Phillis Borman in 2015.
Born on her Grandpa Martin and Grandma Mary Einberger's farm in Manitowac County, Wisconsin on August 5, 1923, Kathleen grew up in the small town of Valders, Wisconsin. After graduating from Valders High School, she married her high school sweetheart, Ray, and they embarked on an over 30-year career in the US Air Force. Kathleen set up households and stayed home and raised her children across the United States in Texas, California, Maine, Massachusetts, Florida, Alabama, Nebraska and Colorado. Following an assignment in Japan, they settled in Colorado Springs in 1973.
Wherever she was in the world, Kay took a positive outlook on life and stayed busy. She enjoyed playing bridge, skiing, golfing, quilting, knitting, oil painting, flower arranging, porcelain painting, and was a great cook! She volunteered her time at the Officer's Wives Club thrift shop and at Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
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