Polly Jean (Gerrish) Walker

To my dear friend Polly's family and friends. We are so glad we were able to attend Polly's memorial service. What a fine tribute to a very special person. She and Ken were always there for us very often spur of the moment ready to give support at ER visits, staying with us during Ed's last day, happy to go out to eat especially at our favorite Chinese restaurant and a thousand other events. Moving to Dover to be near

To my dear friend Polly's family and friends. We are so glad we were able to attend Polly's memorial service. What a fine tribute to a very special person. She and Ken were always there for us very often spur of the moment ready to give support at ER visits, staying with us during Ed's last day, happy to go out to eat especially at our favorite Chinese restaurant and a thousand other events. Moving to Dover to be near them was such a good idea. We had so many happy times together as they shared their activities with me. New Year's was always a treat watching Polly and Ed devour their lobsters and perhaps they were doing it this year. Polly and Ken took such an interest in all aspects of life and wanted to hear all the good and bad developments and share the same. Their family was #1 in importance. It will be hard to get along without Polly, but her inspiration will help carry us along. Joan Brock

Dear Ken, Diane, Donna and families,
I was so very sorry to hear of Polly's passing. She was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother, as I have had the privilege to witness at Seawatch over the years. I feel (all to well) what you all are going through. She will be missed at Seawatch, as she always had something to say to keep us all smiling. She spoke always so highly and proudfully of all of you. Keep

Dear Ken, Diane, Donna and families,
I was so very sorry to hear of Polly's passing. She was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother, as I have had the privilege to witness at Seawatch over the years. I feel (all to well) what you all are going through. She will be missed at Seawatch, as she always had something to say to keep us all smiling. She spoke always so highly and proudfully of all of you. Keep this in mind as you continue on in your lives as she would want. She was a great speaker of her mind, so in the future you will always know, that's what mom or grandmom would say or think. This will be of great comfort to all of you, as she will always be with you. Prayers and hugs to you all. Love, Deb

Dear Doug, Dee, Jaime, Bree and extended family:

Whenever Doug spoke to me about about his mom he also commented on the great marriage she had and how it inspired him in his own marriage.

Based on his frequent testimony, I'm sure that she was "one of a kind" as a wife, mother, and grandmother.

I join you in your grief and offer my condolences and prayers during this sad time.

My love to the "Watchung Walkers" and beyond.

Fondly,

Bob Moran

We did not know Polly very long but it seems like we have know her forever.
She always made us feel welcome each time we met at with the Lunch Bunch.

Dear Walker Family,
As I just became informed of the loss Polly, I wanted to express my sincere sympathy to each of you.
I know she was loved dearly, by each of you, how could it be otherwise. She and your father are such kind, welcoming people. Polly always had a kind intrest in each and everybody she called " friend."
Her beautiful blue eyes sparkled when she smiled, which was almost always.
She spoke often of how much she enjoyed her time

Dear Walker Family,
As I just became informed of the loss Polly, I wanted to express my sincere sympathy to each of you.
I know she was loved dearly, by each of you, how could it be otherwise. She and your father are such kind, welcoming people. Polly always had a kind intrest in each and everybody she called " friend."
Her beautiful blue eyes sparkled when she smiled, which was almost always.
She spoke often of how much she enjoyed her time @ Seawarch with her family, and friends that she made over the years.
We were so very fortunate to meet and share many summers with her and her family. Although it will not be the same this May @ Seawatch withou her, I hope to see the rest of the family there. I know she will be shinning down on her beautiful family, on that beautiful beach.
May God give you all peace that passses all understnding.
Love to all,
Lynn Price

I don't know where to begin with the memories. There are so many sweet ones of growing up together on Charles and West Emerson Streets. Your mom, Polly, always had room, time or a cookie (not to close to dinner) for a child from the neighborhood. I remember the dinner bell (was Tuesday "liver" night?). I remember the little boat your parents fondly named "The 3DZ." I remember your mom always smiling and full of life and love. It is

I don't know where to begin with the memories. There are so many sweet ones of growing up together on Charles and West Emerson Streets. Your mom, Polly, always had room, time or a cookie (not to close to dinner) for a child from the neighborhood. I remember the dinner bell (was Tuesday "liver" night?). I remember the little boat your parents fondly named "The 3DZ." I remember your mom always smiling and full of life and love. It is said that life continues as long as you remember the warmth of her smile, her kindness and the way she touched your life. She touched my life, and I will carry her memory with me always.

Love,
Cathy

Polly and Ken were friends of the (Ray S. and Helen M.) Braden family formerly of Orris Street Melrose. Mom and Dad often spoke fondly of Polly and Ken. I know Polly through the MHCC Choir and my long term relationship with Dr Trevor. They are in my prayers.
Love,
Jim Braden

Bud & Donna,

I'm so very sorry for your loss.

Take Care,
Linda

I am so sorry for your loss! I always remember Polly used to cry when we would leave the camp in NH. She was a wonderful woman and will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences. Hope

Such a beautiful picture of Gram. It brought tears to my eyes. So many memories through the years -- I can still hear the way she would say "LyneMarie" or "LM" (one of my fave nicknames). She always had a smile and a kind word whenever our paths would cross through the years. Diane, Doug (&De), Donna (&Buddy) -- I send to you my heartfelt condolences and prayers that fond memories will someday bring you smiles, not tears. LyneMarie (&Mike),

Such a beautiful picture of Gram. It brought tears to my eyes. So many memories through the years -- I can still hear the way she would say "LyneMarie" or "LM" (one of my fave nicknames). She always had a smile and a kind word whenever our paths would cross through the years. Diane, Doug (&De), Donna (&Buddy) -- I send to you my heartfelt condolences and prayers that fond memories will someday bring you smiles, not tears. LyneMarie (&Mike), David (&Margaret), Chris, Jen (&Brian), Greg, Jamie & Brianna -- you were very lucky to have such a wonderful Gram... and I know she will be missed...a Gram's love is unconditional.... but it never leaves you. God bless you all.