Michelle H. Pollack
DATELINE: Mount Vernon, NY
Pollack, Michelle H., 33, passed away on Monday, December 21, 2020 at home. Beloved daughter of Steven and Beverly (Neudel) Pollack of Warwick and dear sister of Ed Pollack and his wife, Theresa, of Albany, NY. She was born in Poughkeepsie, Michelle recently moved to Mount Vernon, previously living in Yonkers, NY.
Michelle was a graduate of Monroe College in New Rochelle with her Bachelor’s Degree. She enjoyed painting and spending time with her dog, Bella. Growing up, she was athletic and participated in the local Special Olympics Ice Hockey teams.
Funeral services and Shiva will be private. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to the local animal charity of your choice.
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Beverly and Steve
I am sorry for your loss. I had the opportunity to meet Michelle at West Bay during a Friday night service.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Ellen Gourse
Beverly and Steve,
I’m very sorry for the loss of your daughter. My heart goes out to you and all of her loved ones.
Joan Gray
Beverly and Steve,
So sorry for your loss. May you have good memories of your times together. May she Rest In Peace.
Phyllis B. Solod
My deepest condolences on the loss of your beloved daughter Michelle. Michelle was granddaughter to my mother’s dear friend, your mother, Ethel. Rosalind was so happy to learn Beverly and Steven were going to have Michelle. Ethel and Rosalind spent many, many happy hours talking about Ethel and Barney’s children and grandchildren. Reading this, I know Michelle was a delightful and caring young woman who valued education, animals and athletics. May Michelle’s memory be a blessing.
Thank you for your kind note. It’s so good to hear from you. It was such a shock and I miss her so much. She was a caring and loving person and was there with a helping hand when needed. When she came to visit I would tell her not to lift a finger but she would insist on helping out. She is missed all the time. I hope all is well with you.
Love, Beverly
Thank you for your kind words. I remember your parents – especially your father with great fondness. I loved TOS and have moved on. I am so fortunate to have such wonderful memories of your father – I knew him more than your mother and you and your brother. Thank you again for your kind thoughts