Lela POLA Obituary (1991

Lela Pola, 32, of Yakima passed away Tuesday July 2nd, 2024. She was born to Rick Pola and Sylvia Martinez-Pola in Yakima, Washington. Lela leaves behind her boyfriend Leon Johnson; one son Noel Pola-Johnson of Yakima; three daughters; Nyal, Nyah, and Nela Pola-Johnson all of Yakima; her mother Sylvia Martinez-Pola, father Rick Pola, Grandmother Mary Ruiz, grandfather Bulmaro Ruiz; two brothers, Fabian Pola of Moxee, Miles Pola of Yakima, and one sister Tasha Pola of Yakima. She is also survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins. She is preceded in death by her grandmother Gloria Martinez, grandfather Margarito Martinez, Uncle Junior Martinez, and Uncle Edward Rodriguez Pola. Lela was raised in Yakima, Washington. She dedicated her life to her children and boyfriend, whom she adored with all her heart. Her unwavering support, boundless affection, and nurturing spirit shaped their lives in immeasurable ways. Her legacy of love and devotion will continue to guide them through life's journey. A woman of deep faith, Lela was an active member of her church community. Her faith was her foundation, and she found joy and purpose in her spiritual life. She attended services regularly and was always ready to lend a helping hand to those in need. Her kindness, compassion, and unwavering belief in God's grace were evident in all she did. Beyond her role as a mother and her faith, Lela was a pillar of strength for her entire family. She cared deeply for her loved ones, offering support, wisdom, and love in times of need. Her warmth, generosity, and gentle spirit made her a beloved sister, aunt, and friend to many. Her home was always a place of comfort and welcome, where family and friends gathered to share in her love and hospitality. Everything Lela went through she went through with the power of her heart. No matter how hurt or broken she felt, she always mustered up the courage to keep moving forward with a smile on her face. She wasn't afraid to fail and always stayed strong in her heart and her beliefs. The biggest joy Lela had was watching her three children play basketball. She was her children's number one fan. You could hear her cheering for her children from the stands. Lela loved to dance and was always dancing with her kids daily. She always had a smile on her face around her children. She was feisty and always fought for what she believed in. She had a heart full of gold and always put her children first. Most importantly Lela loved her mother Sylvia who was her best friend, and she loved her family and everyone that knew her knew that. She will be missed by many. VIEWING is scheduled for Monday, July 8, 2024 from 4:00-7:00pm and Tuesday, July 9, 2024 from 9:00-10:00am at Brookside Funeral Home. A GRAVESIDE SERVICE will follow at Terrace Heights Memorial Park at 11:00am. Arrangements by Brookside Funeral Home.