Wanda Joyce Pollard went home to Jesus, Saturday, November 13 ^th , 2021, in Amarillo, Texas. Visitation will be held Tuesday evening 6-8 pm, November 16 ^th at Boxwell Brothers in Spearman, Texas. Graveside service will be held 10 am Wednesday morning, November 17 ^th , at Hansford County cemetery with Pastor Kevin Britton officiating and assisted by Pastor Jim Pollard. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brother Funeral home of Spearman, Texas.

Wanda was born to Carl and Dorothy Wagner in Pampa, Texas on January 15, 1951. Wanda graduated high school in Canyon, Texas in 1969. Wanda and Jerry Pollard were married in Canyon, Texas on June 22, 1973, being married an amazing 48 years. She worked numerous jobs in offices mostly being a secretary. Wanda and Jerry lived in numerous places in their lives including Costa Rica, Peru, Idaho, Kansas, and Texas, and many towns throughout. Wanda and Jerry were missionaries in Peru, South America where they spent 10 years of their life. Wanda was also an ordained minister.

Wanda will be remembered for many things, such as Mama (mawmaw) by all of grandkids. No one every will forget her sparkling green eyes, her candy making skills, list making, and constant furniture rearranging. She also loved and had tremendous pride in her grandkids and had a special place in her heart for dogs although she would never admit it. Most importantly though she will be remembered for her love and faith in Jesus, which never faltered through it all.

Wanda is preceded in death by her parents Carl and Dorothy Wagner.

Wanda is survived by husband Jerry Pollard of Spearman, Texas. Daughter J.J. Shields and husband Tobe of Spearman, Texas; son Daniel Pollard and wife Gina of Matador, Texas. Sister Delores and husband Freddy Richardson of New Mexico; Brother Charlie Wagner and wife Diana of Amarillo, Texas. She is also survived by her 5 grandkids.

Tallon Pollard, Tadley Pollard, Scarlett Shields, Tansy Pollard and Avonlea Shields.

Family also would like those attending the graveside to not wear black. If possible, her favorite colors were green and purple.

Family suggests memorials be made to her church Community Worship Center of Perryton, Texas or the Hansford County Library of Spearman, Texas.