Aunt Polly always had a smile on her face and we will miss her very much. Now we have to remember the good times we shared when she came to visit. She will surely be missed by all who knew her.

Dear Linda, Tino & family,
What a blessing to have known your mother as we were growing up through elementary and middle school. She always opened her home with cheer to allow noisy teenage girls have many sleepovers. She taught us such unconditional love. Such wonderful memories to hold onto of Mrs. Cardaro's warm smiles and hugs. Much love to you all and prayers that God will hold you and comfort you through this and always. Love, Carol

AUNT POLLY COULD ALWAYS GET PEOPLE TO LAUGH. I CAN HEAR HER SINGING "YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE" SHE WAS THE SUNSHINE IN SO MANY PEOPLES LIVES. SO NOW WHEN I SEE A RAY OF SUN SHINING THROUGH THE CLOUDS I WILL ALWAYS THINK OF HER.I WILL MISS HER SO MUCH. SHE LOVED HER CHILDERN AND GRANDCHILDERN,THEY WERE THE SUNSHINE IN HER LIFE. I LOVE YOU, AUNT POLLY.

Dear Polly,
May we all learn to live as you did - with a smile on your face, lots of love for everyone in your heart, and sunshine in your spirit.
Love,
The Baker's

Dear Polly,

We will always remember sitting with you on summer nights while Giacomo, Cristina, Giuliana and Shane played. Those were some of the best summer nights we will ever remember and treasure. You made us happy every time we met. You always made everyone feel special, even my sister who came to visit us on Abbott Road. We feel very lucky to have met you.

Rest in Peace and say hello to Tom for us.

Love, the Hendrys

Sorry to hear about Polly's passing.She was a very sweet&likeable lady.We rented the house in pikeside from Tom&Polly{1988}&they were very good friends of ours.I know she will be very much missed.But she is with her Tom now.Our prays go out to their family.May God be with you thru this time of need.Sincerly Richard&Roxanne

Mrs. Cardaro was such a kind woman and I will remember her most as being such a loving wife and so proud of her family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Sincerely,
Joann Strider Christian

Dear Tommy,Linda, and thier families- Just keeping you all in my prayers.I will always remember Miss. Polly 's smile and how warm she made you feel.It was great seeing you at Tom's and Polly's wedding anniversary.Linda, it was nice seeing you at basketball games when our daughter's played against each other.I know you all will be ok in the future because you have so many beautiful memories of Miss. Polly .- May God bless you all.
Tony , Karen, Kayla, and Hunter Harrison

Dear Linda,Tommy and families,

It was a joy to know your mother and father. We had many good times talking about our home town, Weston, WV and our mutual friends. We enjoyed their 50th wedding anniversary celebration April 10, 1999 too.

When loved ones walk into the sunset
And wave a last good-bye,
And sorrow's shadows deepen, And each smile becomes a sign;
What a comfort and a solace
That for them life's trials are done;
Eternal joy awaits them just beyond the setting sun. (Author unknown)

"Well done,thou good and faithful servant...enter thou into the joy of the Lord." Matthew 25:21

Fondly,
Jane and Jim Kallenborn

What memories we had on Abbott Road.I will miss Polly and her warm friendship she gave to everyone and exspecially to my family. I will miss her.

Dear Mom,
When I met Linda I knew she was special. What I only found out after meeting you, is how much of what makes her special comes from you.
I have known you for 24 years. From the first day you have made living away from my mother much easier. Even when I barely spoke English your smiles, kisses and hugs made me immediately feel loved. As my English improved and was able to carry out a conversation we started getting to know each other better. I remember how much you wanted to really know about my life in Italy. You wanted to know about my parents, siblings, relatives, friends and places. After the sudden passing of your beloved Tom you gave me the best present a son-in-law can hope for. You decided to visit my birth place in Italy. You really wanted to know me and went all the way to Italy to do that. You brought so much happiness to everyone you met and even people that just heard about your visit are still talking about you.
You have been an example of how to enjoy life to the fullest. As your body started to get weaker you never complained or slowed down. You always had a word of encouragement for everyone. There was no putting down of anyone or anything for Polly. I am lucky to have shared half of my life with such a special person. You raised two wonderful children. They have so many of your wonderful gifts. Sue and I are grateful for that. We all have wonderful memories of you. The kids loved playing with you and you with them. You never said no to play with your grandkids. You were never too tired to play.
You will be greatly missed by everyone. You have touched so many lives. Even in the last years at Asbury you always sought new friendships and found many. Not even the wheelchair slowed you down.
I personally thank you and dad for all you have done for Linda and I. What I have accomplished is thanks to your support. You let us stay in the house in Twinbrook and babysat the kids so I could study. You followed my progress in school all the way to my graduation. After I went to work I shared every raise and promotion with you. You and dad made me feel so proud of my accomplishments and I am so grateful to you for that.
Last Saturday you gave us the last gift. You looked at all of us around you for the last time and shared a smile. The next day you went to join your dear Tom, your sister and brother and all your loved ones who have waited for you to be ready to join them.
I am sure you understand how sad we all are not to be able to kiss you or take you for a drive anymore. We will miss your poems, your saying grace before sharing meals. We will continue to celebrate your life. You have taught us that the glass is always half full, to appreciate what we have, that life is always worth living and to keep on smiling.
Thanks for all you have given me. With great love your son-in-law
Tino

Tom, Sue and Family,

We are so saddened to hear of Polly's passing. We know that there are no words that can truly bring comfort, but please know that you are all in our thoughts and we pray that God will draw you near and bring you the comfort that only He can give.

Love,

Denise and Tom Grubby & Family
and Gene Florence

Dear Tom, Sue, and all your family,
Although I only met your Mother once or twice, Tom, it's obvious that she was a very special person. I have heard some sweet stories from Kenny about fishing trips and such. Please know that my prayers and thoughts are with you all in this difficult time. Love, Gina, Kaitlyn & Jessica

What a smile.
Linda and Tommy what a wonderful mother you had Polly was one of the sweetest ladie's I know. Untill this day every time it rain's I wished I was under Polly's awning. When I lived on Abbott Rd as a child whenever it rained that's where I would be what a wonderful sound. Your Mom was every kid's second Mom on Abbott Rd all the memories I will cherish. God Bless you and your family's at this time. Love all of you Soozie

Dear Tom and Linda,
We are sorry for your loss. My mother, Ethel, always enjoyed your mother and father's visits. They will always be a part of our family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Love Mary Ann and Ted

Dear Tom, Linda and families, The passing of Polly is a great loss for all of us. Polly always filled her days with happiness and cheer. Her mission in life was to always help everyone around her either with a kind word or gesture of good will. Polly is truly one of a kind. Love the Brock's

My love to my friends Linda and Tommy and their families. Love,
Becky Biser Stouffer

Dear Linda and family, So sorry to hear of the passing of your mom. She was such a joy. I will never forget her when we were growing up. I loved going to your house. You always felt welcome and the smile on her face was pure joy. Praying for God to comfort all of you during this time.