Pauline Lott

When talking with Aunt Polly she gave no hint she was 98 years old. She was modern, well diverse, progressive and had a sharp mind and wit. She attributed her sharpness at playing bridge. Although her bridge partner would beg to differ regarding forgetfulness. The day she achieved Life Master in bridge, her bridge partner said she was so excited she left without him. He would not let her forget it either.

There are so many wonderful things about Aunt Polly. She has this amazing beautiful soul and she will be deeply missed by all who knew her. She would not be happy about her age being mentioned, so please forgive me Aunt Polly. One can’t help it since you did not look or act as what we all think a 98 year old should. - Anita Lott

I have been writing with Pauline for a few years now telling her how the Spindler family was doing and about all the things happening on the home farm. She also asked me to put together the family history and we we just starting to talk about where her family came from. Roxy just told me she passes and it truly sadness me. She is already much missed. Trine Spindler

I just received a letter from my Great Aunt Pauline in which she said she wanted to write a book about the Kuyoth family in the United States. The fact that she had intended to begin writing it at age 98 has left a lasting impression on me. She was my Grandpa Joe Kuyoth's youngest sister.