Pauline J. Simpson, born February 13, 1938 in Holly Ridge, Louisiana passed away at age of 74. She had graduated from Clark School in Louisiana. She traveled to New Youk and Chicago, and landed in Seaside, CA. in 1965 to join her sister. A short time later she met and married Reuben Simpson.
Pauline's first job was at the Tuck Box restaurant in Carmel where she discovered her passion was cooking. She established the Broadway Deli in 1976. and continued until 1990. She also worked at Firestone and then at Costco in the bakery dept., until her retirement in 2007. She enjoyed playing bingo at Oldemelyer Center in Seaside.
Mrs. Simpson loved her children and grandchildren as well as her husband. She enjoyed helping others with cooking and giving support. Pauline was a strong willed person who appreciated family values and was highly respected in the community as a great cook. Pauline's straight forward ways earned her much love.
Pauline leaves to celebrate her life, husband, Reuben Simpson; two sons, Darryl and Reuben Simpson, Jr., and beloved daughter, Michelle Simpson. Pauline had two brothers, Paul West (her Twin), of New Orleans, and Anderson West of Atlanta, GA. Also she is survived by grandchildren, Darryl Jr., Darrel Reuben, Shacoria, Miarra, Des'ree, Jayliah, Andrew, Aaron , Ojaya & Jessica, also a great granddaughter. Also survived by nieces and nephews, Frank James, IV, Julius Robinson III, Julius Robinson IV, Trevell James, Paul West and a host of cousins, in-laws and friends. She was predeceased by her parents, Anderson and Babel West, Two sisters Leila Robinson and Joyce Frank, nephew Frank James III and nieces Wanda and Robin Robinson.
Pauline's first job was at the Tuck Box restaurant in Carmel where she discovered her passion was cooking. She established the Broadway Deli in 1976. and continued until 1990. She also worked at Firestone and then at Costco in the bakery dept., until her retirement in 2007. She enjoyed playing bingo at Oldemelyer Center in Seaside.
Mrs. Simpson loved her children and grandchildren as well as her husband. She enjoyed helping others with cooking and giving support. Pauline was a strong willed person who appreciated family values and was highly respected in the community as a great cook. Pauline's straight forward ways earned her much love.
Pauline leaves to celebrate her life, husband, Reuben Simpson; two sons, Darryl and Reuben Simpson, Jr., and beloved daughter, Michelle Simpson. Pauline had two brothers, Paul West (her Twin), of New Orleans, and Anderson West of Atlanta, GA. Also she is survived by grandchildren, Darryl Jr., Darrel Reuben, Shacoria, Miarra, Des'ree, Jayliah, Andrew, Aaron , Ojaya & Jessica, also a great granddaughter. Also survived by nieces and nephews, Frank James, IV, Julius Robinson III, Julius Robinson IV, Trevell James, Paul West and a host of cousins, in-laws and friends. She was predeceased by her parents, Anderson and Babel West, Two sisters Leila Robinson and Joyce Frank, nephew Frank James III and nieces Wanda and Robin Robinson.
Pauline J. Simpson, born February 13, 1938 in Holly Ridge, Louisiana passed away at age of 74. She had graduated from Clark School in Louisiana. She traveled to New Youk and Chicago, and landed in Seaside, CA. in 1965 to join her sister. A short time later she met and married Reuben Simpson.
Pauline's first job was at the Tuck Box restaurant in Carmel where she discovered her passion was cooking. She established the Broadway Deli in 1976. and continued until 1990. She also worked at Firestone and then at Costco in the bakery dept., until her retirement in 2007. She enjoyed playing bingo at Oldemelyer Center in Seaside.
Mrs. Simpson loved her children and grandchildren as well as her husband. She enjoyed helping others with cooking and giving support. Pauline was a strong willed person who appreciated family values and was highly respected in the community as a great cook. Pauline's straight forward ways earned her much love.
Pauline leaves to celebrate her life, husband, Reuben Simpson; two sons, Darryl and Reuben Simpson, Jr., and beloved daughter, Michelle Simpson. Pauline had two brothers, Paul West (her Twin), of New Orleans, and Anderson West of Atlanta, GA. Also she is survived by grandchildren, Darryl Jr., Darrel Reuben, Shacoria, Miarra, Des'ree, Jayliah, Andrew, Aaron , Ojaya & Jessica, also a great granddaughter. Also survived by nieces and nephews, Frank James, IV, Julius Robinson III, Julius Robinson IV, Trevell James, Paul West and a host of cousins, in-laws and friends. She was predeceased by her parents, Anderson and Babel West, Two sisters Leila Robinson and Joyce Frank, nephew Frank James III and nieces Wanda and Robin Robinson.
Pauline's first job was at the Tuck Box restaurant in Carmel where she discovered her passion was cooking. She established the Broadway Deli in 1976. and continued until 1990. She also worked at Firestone and then at Costco in the bakery dept., until her retirement in 2007. She enjoyed playing bingo at Oldemelyer Center in Seaside.
Mrs. Simpson loved her children and grandchildren as well as her husband. She enjoyed helping others with cooking and giving support. Pauline was a strong willed person who appreciated family values and was highly respected in the community as a great cook. Pauline's straight forward ways earned her much love.
Pauline leaves to celebrate her life, husband, Reuben Simpson; two sons, Darryl and Reuben Simpson, Jr., and beloved daughter, Michelle Simpson. Pauline had two brothers, Paul West (her Twin), of New Orleans, and Anderson West of Atlanta, GA. Also she is survived by grandchildren, Darryl Jr., Darrel Reuben, Shacoria, Miarra, Des'ree, Jayliah, Andrew, Aaron , Ojaya & Jessica, also a great granddaughter. Also survived by nieces and nephews, Frank James, IV, Julius Robinson III, Julius Robinson IV, Trevell James, Paul West and a host of cousins, in-laws and friends. She was predeceased by her parents, Anderson and Babel West, Two sisters Leila Robinson and Joyce Frank, nephew Frank James III and nieces Wanda and Robin Robinson.
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