Sister Melba June Waataja of Champlin, Minn her children Debbie, Teresa, Greg and Julie. Charles Terzo of Radondo Beach, Granddaughter Melissa Terzo Quigley, husband Ryan, their children Patrick and Erin Quigley of Radondo Beach Grandson Christian Terzo wife Rebecca, children Jaqualine, Alex, Benjamin and Mackensie of Lancaster, CA. Pauline is survived by her daughter Connie Mrs. Her face and smile” lit the room” as she shared all they were doing and what activities they were involved in, and of course as she shared memories from recent visits. If you wanted to see her “Light up” you had only to ask how Connie and the kids were. Pauline was very proud of her family and all they had accomplished. Though she missed her daughter Connie, grandchildren and great grandkids from California, she understood they were very busy and treasured each visit, phone call or opportunity to see pictures of how they had grown.

She loved to laugh and often shocked us when she’d say goodbye to Chad and add, “give em hell”! Her time in Fairbury was a great blessing, her pat on the shoulder was calming, the deep love she shared was felt in all she said and did. She laughed and joked back with them often times adding a little more to the story. They always had a joke or some story they made up about her being a cowgirl, riding the trails in Wyo, or being a part of the Jesse James gang etc. As she settled in grandsons Lonnie and Chad were always close helping to care for her. Some of the most treasured memories of her in Fairbury are of her helping her great grandsons Darren and Brantley learn to ride their bike and trike, and reading to them, her loving conversations with Domenique and Xavier always encouraging them to be their best, and our conversations at the kitchen table sharing our lives from childhood to present day. She enjoyed time with great grandchildren and had an opportunity to meet grandchildren she hadn’t previously met. While she missed her friends, her husband, and Cody, she became content in Fairbury. Upon his passing she moved to Fairbury in 2017 with her step daughter Tami and family. Pauline cared for Rodney until they entered long term care in Cody. Her family often said she was the happiest she had ever been when she met Rodney. Their time in Cody was some of the happiest years of their lives. Friends Ralph and Debbie Vold were part of their family, Pauline often asked Ralph's approval of several things including meeting Rodney. They were blessed with many good friends and were grateful for each of them. They were members of First Presbyterian Church in Cody for many years where they accepted the Lord as their Savior.

If you stopped by their home there was a western on the TV. Pauline and Rod enjoyed vising family, traveling, dancing, country music, watching and reading westerns. Raymond and Marina were close friends and they enjoyed their time together wherever they were. On they were married in Mission Texas with her sister Garneth and longtime friend Raymond Rodriquez standing up with them. She and her sister Garneth, and friend Troy Jones traveled to Mission Texas during the winter where she met the love of her life Rodney Kolar. Pauline loved Cody and served on the Auxiliary of the Eagles and VFW clubs. Soon after she returned to Wyo to be near her sister Garneth in Cody.

She and Connie made Radondo Beach, CA their home for many years until after Pauline retired in Jan of 1989. Pauline was blessed with a daughter Connie Terzo whom she loved more than life. She was always very proud of her service for the telephone company that is now Verizon. When Pauline left home, she traveled and worked in multiple places but found GTE Telephone to be the place she would retire from after 25+ years. She often shared she was a tomboy and was proud it. She was raised in Wyoming and loved being outside with her dad helping with his many chores. She is one of six children born to Thomas and Jeneva (Smith) Holloway. Pauline was born on Sin McFadden Wyoming. Pauline Rose (Holloway) Kolar, 90, formerly of Cody, passed away in Fairbury, NE on March 19, 2019. Pauline Rose Kolar of Cody, Wyoming SeptemMarch 19, 2019

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