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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Olga Poelz, 100 years old, born on September 5, 1910, and passed away on January 23, 2011. We will remember her forever.
Hi Grandma we wish you were here to see your Great Grandchildren grow. You are the only person that always cared enough to feed us put a roof over our head!! You taught us to work hard every day.
I wanted to note my sincere condolence on this day, as we learn to draw some peace and comfort from knowing how blessed we were to have known Olga. Her Birthday should be a time of remembrance, and I hope that the legacy that Olga lived through her inheritance you will embrace your fortune in that y
Grandma you are the reason that I am as strong as I am today, no one will ever take your place. James will never forget the times you had together, You are missed dearly, love your Grandaughter, Marlena
I never met you Olga,but talked on the phone and threw cards and notes.Thought the world of you.The stories of you &Kristel will be missed.Most important,Thanks for being a part of my life an being a grandma to me.You will always be in my thoughts and in my heart. I know you are watching over all of us.We love you grandma forever.Till we met one day in heaven.
Thanks for being always positive despite your struggles and hardships. You have shared your stories growing up in the Ukraine/Germany and the fact that you were the only survivor is truly amazing. You are my Hero, a true inspiration. I hope to share your memories with Baby Fiona and instill in her your morals and values that you taught me.
My family & I only had the the pleasure of knowing Olga for a few but wonderful months. She enspired my entire families lives by sharing her life story, her amazing voice as she sung songs from her heart, and even had us laughing till we cried by her witty sence if humor. Our Memories of her will forever be in our hearts. I Pray for all the family of Olga Poelz. and May God bring peace to you.
We didn't have the pleasure of meeting Olga but had heard nothing but wonderful things about her. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this most difficult time.
100-Year Old Survivor of Soviet Slave Labor Camps dies.
My mother, OLGA POELZ, born Olga Wetzel on 5 September 1910 in Ludwigstal, Ukraine, died on Sunday 23 January 2011 at 15:15 at Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix, AZ, of pneumonia and a heart grown all too weary of the many ills of this world. May God bless her and keep her in Heaven for all eternity! Son, Felix Polz.
Hi Grandma we wish you were here to see your Great Grandchildren grow. You are the only person that always cared enough to feed us put a roof over our head!! You taught us to work hard every day.