Patricia Poland
Rockland Patricia D. Pat Poland, 75, died peacefully Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, surrounded by her loving family.
Born in Rockland Dec. 9, 1945, she was the daughter of Dennis and Martha Cassidy Ames. Pat grew up in Rockland and later in Bath, where she attended boarding school.
Later, Pat returned to Rockland where she married Robert Poland Sr. Together, they had three children but later divorced.
Pat worked various jobs throughout her life, including at the Catherine Brown Home and with Mail Services.
Pat would be the first to tell you that the first half of her life was not an easy path. However, she stayed grounded and centered by studying karate for many years. When she was 70 years old, she earned her fifth degree black belt. Studying at the Taylor School for Martial Arts and Taekwondo was her passion, and she poured her whole heart into it.
Patricia D. “Pat” Poland.
ROCKLAND Patricia D. “Pat” Poland, 75, died peacefully, Friday, January 22, 2021 surrounded by her loving family.
Born in Rockland, December 9, 1945 she was the daughter of Dennis and Martha Cassidy Ames. Pat grew up in Rockland and later in Bath where she attended boarding school.
Later Pat returned to Rockland where she married Robert Poland, Sr. Together they had three children, but later divorced.
Pat worked various jobs through her life including at the Catherine Brown Home and with Mail Services.
Pat would be the first to tell you that the first half of her life was not an easy path, however she stayed grounded and centered by studying Karate for many years. When she was 70 years old, she earned her 5 th degree Black
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