Timeline for Jolene A. (Dias) Pollard
Born: June 27, 1965
Died: October 25, 2024
Jolene A. Pollard passed away on October 25, 2024. She was a graduate of Ludlow High School and Assumption College. Jolene had a Master’s Degree in Human Services from Lincoln University in Oxford, PA.
Jolene is survived by her mother Sheila Dias; her brother Joel Dias, her uncle Roger Chouinard and his wife Linda; her uncle Dennis Chouinard and his wife Susan and many cousins. She was predeceased by her father Avelino Dias.
Jolene will be sadly missed by her family, many friends and co-workers at the Stonybrook Treatment Center.
All services will be private
I am shocked and saddened to hear of Jolenes passing. We were friends since 2nd grade. Many of my favorite childhood memories were of us spending time and riding horses together. My thoughts and love to Shiela and Joel.
I met Jolene at Stonybrook. It didn’t take long before we figured out that we each had each other’s fathers as teachers. We gradually found out that other coworkers of ours had them as well. I told her that I loved her Dad’s class “Current Events” at the Jr High. My Dad would help me pick out an article from The Republican newspaper and each student would discuss their chosen article. I told her he looked like a Portuguese Elvis as he was so handsome. Then take into consideration the Dias family history in Ludlow. I knew many of her cousins. I had 2 surgeries and had to be out of work for a significant amount of time. I was told how Jolene often asked how I was doing and when I was returning. Upon my return she gave me a very meaningful gift. To my dear Jolene, you left us MUCH too soon. I wish you peace with your son and family.
My daughter will always be my little honey girl. Love you forever, Mom
I met Jolene while working at Stonybrook treatment center . Jolene was loved by all her coworkers and clients and will be dearly missed . ❤️
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Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Kapinos-Mazur Funeral Home.
I am shocked and saddened to hear of Jolenes passing. We were friends since 2nd grade. Many of my favorite childhood memories were of us spending time and riding horses together. My thoughts and love to Shiela and Joel.
I met Jolene at Stonybrook. It didn’t take long before we figured out that we each had each other’s fathers as teachers. We gradually found out that other coworkers of ours had them as well. I told her that I loved her Dad’s class “Current Events” at the Jr High. My Dad would help me pick out an article from The Republican newspaper and each student would discuss their chosen article. I told her he looked like a Portuguese Elvis as he was so handsome. Then take into consideration the Dias family history in Ludlow. I knew many of her cousins. I had 2 surgeries and had to be out of work for a significant amount of time. I was told how Jolene often asked how I was doing and when I was returning. Upon my return she gave me a very meaningful gift. To my dear Jolene, you left us MUCH too soon. I wish you peace with your son and family.
My daughter will always be my little honey girl. Love you forever, Mom
I met Jolene while working at Stonybrook treatment center . Jolene was loved by all her coworkers and clients and will be dearly missed . ❤️
Kapinos-Mazur Funeral Home
Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Kapinos-Mazur Funeral Home.