Birth date: Nov 15, 1959 Death date: Mar 22, 2021
Pauline (Williams) Ochsendorf, 61, of Alliance, passed away on Monday, March 22, 2021 at 4:54 am at Cleveland Clinic Twinsburg in Twinsburg, Ohio. Born on November 15, 1959 in Wheeling, West Virginia to Richard and Mary "Marlyn" ( Read Obituary
I am so sorry for the loss of Pauline. My sympathy goes out to Pauline's family. Please know I will keep everyone n my prayers. The Canton VA told me today that she had passed away. Pauline was my Nurse Practioner at the Canton VA for several years. She was always kind and understanding and she got things right the 1st time. Pauline had a very generous smile...a smile that was positively contagious.I will miss her much!
I just found out about Paulie passing today, at my annual VA appointment. Like many here, Paulie was my nurse at the VA, and she will be greatly missed. Her praises of my health goals will never be forgotten, she truly was an inspiration to myself,& all who were under her expert care. Rip nurse Paulie, gone but never forgotten. Terry b
I just found out yesterday of your loss. I am very hurt to hearing this. I was very Blessed having her as my care giver. I know she will be missed by many.
My God keep you in his Loving Arms!!
Very sorry to hear of the loss of Mrs. Ochsendorf. She was my nurse practitioner at the VA clinic in Canton. Always happy and smiling. She was the best caretaker their that I ever had. Prayers to her family. She will be missed.
Sgt. Pennell USMC
I just had my yearly VA Canton physical with a different Nurse Practitioner. I was shocked and saddened to learn that Polly had passed very recently. She had been my nurse practitioner for the past six years. She only saw me at Physical time each year but she was very thorough and kind. You almost looked forward to the physical to get to talk and interact with her..She cared a great deal for her patients and it showed. God Bless her family in their time of loss.
Polly O was such a kind and caring person to my friend Robert Walker when we visited the VA in Canton. She took her time and always didn’t try to rush us. Please know she will be deeply missed and we extend our sympathy to your family.
I am so sorry for your loss. Pauline was my primary physician at the VA. I admired her very much and will miss her.
I worked with Polly at Alliance Community Hospital, she taught me a great deal as a new nurse. We became work friends and enjoyed working weekends together with our weekend gang. Polly talked about her family often. She was always happy and smiling. The community lost a awesome nurse practitioner and a cherished friend. Rest in peace my friend and prayers for your family. You will be missed by many. I'm sure you touched a life every time you walked into your patients room. Natalie Cline
We were childhood friends and classmates. It is obvious that she touched a multitude of lives. Your life was a Blessing, your memory a treasure. You are loved beyond words and will be missed beyond measure. Rest in Paradise.
Polly and I became friends in 2012 when we both started working at a new job as Nurse Practitioners. We talked daily, helping each other with intricacies and maneuvering our way through the organization. Our relationship quickly turned into more than co-workers. It wasn't long before we realized we had tons of common interests and were sharing info about our families, activities, goals and dreams. Polly absolutely loved her immediate family, siblings, and parents. She spoke very highly of all her children and her loving husband, Jim, and she reveled in each new event that happened in her family's lives. Polly was the best type of friend. Her love of life, enjoyment in the little things and her down to earth attitude were loved by all. She cared and loved deeply for all the people in her life, including her friends, patients, coworkers, and acquaintances. She had a heart of gold and a soul that sparkled daily. There is no way to acknowledge all the good she has done throughout her life as this was just part of her daily actions and behaviors. It would be safe to say that Polly has positively touched thousands of lives throughout her short walk on this earth. Not only did she positively touch those lives but she was one that worked diligently to give quality and kindness in every aspect of her interactions. Her qualities were seen not only with her actions but within the twinkle of her eyes, the beautiful smile and her contagious giggle or laughter. To say that so many will miss her is a severe understatement and is better described as being truly heartbroken. I am so very blessed to have had Polly in my life for she contributed to making me a better person in so many ways. She will continue to live in my heart and memories. May she soar with the best of the best angels all the while watching over each and every one of us.
Sandra Shaw
