Dwaine D. Polio

Birth date: Apr 2, 1957 Death date: Oct 7, 2022

Dwaine D. Polio, age 65, of Marine City, passed away October 7, 2022. He was born on April 2, 1957 in St. Clair to the late Harold and Elease Polio. He proudly served with the U.S. Army for 4 years and then served in the National Read Obituary

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Larry Sievers

162w ago

in honor of Dwaine.

Dwaine helped me through some of the darkest times in my life as a young soldier stationed in Germany during the late '70s. His confidence in me and his conviction in the Lord made him an easy man to follow and learn from. He was a fine father, a good soldier and a wonderful human. Although I hadn't seen Dwaine for over 40 years, I can still hear his voice and remember him enthusiastically telling me about the joys and effervescence of living a solid Christian life. You will be missed by many, old friend.

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Katie Polio

164w ago

My father.. I’ve have been stuck on what the right things to say. I remember growing up and watching him work full time and go to school at night and he never seemed to complain. As an adult now.. I really don’t know how he did it. His love for gummy candy I think did follow me into adulthood though. A gap will forever be in my heart. You are loved and missed.
Love
Kay Kay

Anthony J Cataldo

164w ago

Dwaine was a good friendly guy. I don't know anyone who didn't like him or appreciate his "?keen?" sense of humor. Even his bad jokes were funny cause they were so bad. But seriously, Dwaine always wanted to know how you were doing. He cared about people and their lives. I will miss Dwaine.
Tony Cataldo

Bob Treolo

164w ago

Added a new photo to the FromBodolosky album.

Bob Treolo

164w ago

Condolences to the family. Though I had just recently met Dwaine he made you feel like you had been friends for years. I’m so thankful for his life making a difference to those he met as his love for God shined from that wonderful smile. Until we meet again brother, Rest In Peace.
Bob Treolo