Betty Polson
March 28, 1929 - March 11, 2012
Obituary
Betty POLSON
Born in Seattle March 28, 1929-Passed March 11, 2012 in Seattle after a valiant battle with cancer.
Betty leaves behind her loving Husband of 56 years Chuck Polson, Daughter Linda Selvar (Fiance John Wallawine, and his children John and Tavia) and Beloved Grandson Brandon Selvar, as well as many Nieces, Nephews and Friends. Betty was preceded in death by her Parents, Ray and Agnes Wiggins, Brother Jerry Connelly and sister Marge Becker.
Betty held a variety of jobs outside the home during her life time, including crewman at McDonald’s, and at the time of her retirement, she was Administrative Secretary at the Kenney Presbyterian Home. She loved her work, but most of all her family-being a wife, mother and grandmother. We shall miss her love.
No services will be held following cremation.
Oh mom,I had to do this today, it was hard. this is the version for the paper, i will put my version up later. I love you and miss you, but most of all i am thankful you are no longer in pain! too many tears, i will come back later.
You will be missed.
My mom taught me a lot about life. She lived a long and not always healthy life,tho not due to lack of trying. Even with everything she had in life that tried to take her down,she managed to survive beyond all of her immediate family and many friends,SHE TAUGHT ME STRENGTH. From the moment I was old enough to understand,she made sure I knew I was adopted in Love.I have remained unaffected by the word “adopted” because SHE TAUGHT ME& GAVE ME UNCONDITIONAL LOVE,ALWAYS!I never felt different,or strange or unloved & I always felt I belonged.She and my dad ARE my parents-always have been, always will be!She was a GREAT mom,she and my dad taught me so many important things in life that have made me who I am today. For me now, strength and unconditional love are those I hold dearest. She tried to protect me till the very end,although she was suffering so herself. I will never forget these lessons of life, and her undying love for me will bring me strength in my darkest hours. I love you mom, Rest in Peace. (man do i love “copy and paste”!)
thanku for letting me have the chance to get to know u , u r truely a remarkable woman .loving wife and mom. i see that thru your daughters eyes. you will be truely missed. im so glad that i got to know u.
Although I only met you once, I know that you were an incredible woman. Your daughter is proof of that. She is an amazing person, just like her mom. You will be truly missed by those who knew and loved you. You can be proud knowing you will live on in your daughter and her son. RIP Betty. I know your watching over your loved ones from up above.
What a great lady. She will be missed.