'Poly' Pauline Cutts (3 Feb 1943 - 13 Jun 2021)

God bless you Poly Colleague and friend for many years , The best ever,,love from Mo x x 🌹🌹🌹🌹

Thankyou for all the memories, Thankyou for all the laughs, Thankyou for the boxing day nights and our stockings. Guess what im trying to say is thankyou for everything ... Im so glad you got to meet my kids and being able to hold luca, Frankie and Freya ❤️❤️


Love you lots
Rest in peace and enjoy the prosecco up there !!
Coyr

Always in my heart every time I see a butterfly. Always my love - Michael and Lily

Mammar Polly, its difficult to find the words, particularly when I still expect to see you sat on the sofa, or better still, on row 11 down the match.

There were many things you taught me; the importance of loyalty, kindness to animals, generosity, adjectives for referees and that toast should never be eaten without lurpak.

I have so many happy memories that I look forward to reflecting on and talking about forever more.

You really was a great role model and I’ll always be very proud to call you my Mammar.

I will never forget the many happy memories, the time spent together, the many laughs and the endless forest related chats we had.

I hope we all continue to do you proud, always in our hearts.

Love you and miss you dearly mammar ❤️

Robbie

Xxx

Mammar Polly
Thank you for everything..
The holidays to Devon (Cheese), trips to Wembley to watch Forest, my presents and you…
I loved you sooo much and always will
From your oldest and favourite Grandchild
Gav xxxx


Great Grandmother Polly
Love you lots
Dexter 2 years old
Xxxxxxx

‘Ay up Stevo duck’

Was the greeting of choice always delivered with Pollys warmth, smile and sparkly eyes.

Some how this sums Polly up. A person that always put others first, the ability to put you at ease and feel welcome. This was always perfectly balanced with her passion for supporting Nottingham Forest and her utter devotion, loyalty and love for Keith and all her ever increasing flock.

An inspiration to us all

Love Paul ‘Stevo’

Polly, the lady that welcomed me in as I turned up on the doorstep looking for Katherine as you were literally moving in that day 25 years ago and made me feel welcome every since.
The holidays, boxing days, Halloween’s, parties and just the random days sitting chilling watching films. Thinking back on those memories these last few weeks has brought tears to my eyes but more importantly it’s brought joy and love to my heart. It’s been an honour and pleasure to have been a part of it all and more importantly to have shared those with you. Thank you. Xxxxxx

Farewell Pol, it was a pleasure to sit with yourself, Keith and all your family at the City Ground for over 30 years. So many treasured memories. RIP Pol' xxx

Our beautiful beautiful gorgeous Polly I loved dearly
You welcomed me into your life when I was so young 16 42 years ago ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My mother Inlaw my friend so many memories so many laughs it was a pleasure to have you in my life
Thank you Polly love you forever
JoyXXXXXXXXX
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Well I wasn’t going to say ought POL, I said it to you on the 13th in that small room.
Like I said a walk down memory lane, when we first met Halloween night and all the stuff about don’t look in the mirror, of the car we where in, or we would spend the rest of our life together, well it happened , and we did, that was the witch coming out.
A trip to France , on a overnight channel crossing, and you advising that French couple how good French onion soup was. Another funny memory of our lot who we went with , after saying they could speak French , coming out a shop with a stone of figs
We had a lot of laughs, even converting sadness into a laugh , usually a daft joke.
Even when we saw the heart specialist , when he explained in graphic details what he was going to do to you and our explicit response, and I remember saying no chance of tablets then.
Lots of Steam train journeys which was great, very nearly being left on Leeds station cos of a mad rush to the toilet, no one was allowed to use the train one
Laughing when we went to see blaster bates, I spent the rest of evening explaining what he meant.
So many trips watching forest home and away, many trips abroad before Christmas
We even had many laughs during the last difficult 3years, which I know you found very difficult, singing in the night when it was going to be an allnighter
Like I said to you on that horrible Sunday when you left us all , sunshine corner will be the place youll go
Love you lots miss you Keith.

Where do we begin. So very many happy memories of our beautiful neighbour and friend. You could never have a quiet drink in the garden without me hearing you and inviting myself round. You introduced me to brandy and rumtoft and I've not looked back since. You were the queen of buying beautiful birthday and Christmas presents for our kids. Always so much thought going into it. I still chuckle at the stories of the za za card machine on your holidays. The list really is endless Pol. Rest in peace my lovely. You will always stay in our hearts and you will live on in keith and all your beautiful family.
Much love, Mel and Jeff xxxx

So many fond memories of my childhood include polly in them like getting glass out my finger, bbqs in the rain hearing her laugh with mum when they were drunk together and I should have been in bed asleep, seeing her at the footie and so many more ur I always remember Halloween best. Rest easy pol and se sing love love to the family x