Polly Marie Webb

She is survived by her five children: Daughter, Kelly Marie Hall of Oak Point, Texas and her son Ty Hook and his wife Tatiana, their two children: Olivia & Luna Hook of Denton, Texas. Son, Kregg M. Hall of Longview, Texas and his daughter Jessica and her husband Casey Crim and their children: Georgia and Memphis of Whitehouse, Texas. Son, Keith Crawford Hall of Seattle, Washington.

Daughter, Jennifer Ann Webb Paul and her husband Allen and their children: Elena, Lily, Samuel and Charlotte of Prosper, Texas, Daughter, Heather Lee Webb Critelli and her husband Paul and their children: Sophia and Ava of Tyler, Texas.

Polly moved to Hawkins at the age of 1 year old, along with her parents, A.B. and Lera Crawford and older sister Bobbye Jean. Her dad was an employee of Humble Oil and Refinery and they lived in Humble Camp from 1942 until the camp disbanded in 1957. They moved into the Dowd Addition of Hawkins, Texas at 828 Francis Street. The family home was owned from 1957 until 2020.

She graduated from Hawkins High School in 1959. She attended Tyler Jr. College, Kilgore Jr College for business courses and attended IBM Computer School in Dallas, Texas. She worked at the First State Bank of Hawkins as bookkeeper, Jarvis College as Student Loan Secretary, moved to Longview in 1970 and worked for First Federal Savings & Loan as Loan Secretary. Secretary to the City Manager of Longview and ETex Medical Supplies. She moved back to Hawkins to the family home in 1999 and worked part time at City National Bank in Hawkins. She retired in 2005. She moved to Prosper Texas in 2019.

Polly was preceded in death by her parents: A.B. and Lera Crawford, her sister Bobby Jean Mays.

The Celebration of Life will be held at Hawkins United Methodist Church, 229 E Blackburn St, Hawkins TX 75765 on Saturday, August 27th at 1:00 pm in the fellowship hall, followed by the memorial in the sanctuary.

Private family memorial and interment will be held in the Hawkins City Cemetery, Hawkins, Texas Saturday, August 27th, 2022.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.stonebriarfh.com for the Webb family.