Michelle Denise (Polk) Holloway Obituary (1966 - 2024)

On February 13, 2024 our Michelle completed her earthly task, one phase left behind a new passage beginning. Her journey through her fifty-seven years was one of bravery, compassion and unwavering love. Brought forth as a twin on May 2, 1966, Michelle Denise Polk our hearts mourn the loss of a matriarch and caregiver, a mother and daughter, a sister, and an aunt dearly beloved. Her legacy endures in the hearts of her family and will be cherished by her mother and father James and Imogene Polk; her husband Kevin Holloway; her former husband Michael Roberson which they shared a son Julius (Pooh) Roberson; her sisters Michon Polk and Crystallyn Williams; her sister-n-law Beverly Polk; Bridget Rivers her brother Julian Polk; her nieces Nandi Polk; Najee Polk; Brittney Danielle and her nephew Michael Polk Jr. and great nephew James Michael Polk ; her grandchildren - Shamille Roberson- Shamora Roberson and Riley Roberson. Michelle stood as a central figure amongst numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins with her comical warm-hearted nature. Her absence will be profoundly felt within the extensive family circle. She was preceded in death by her biological Father Willie Hull; twin brother Michael Daryl Polk Sr.; sister Shameka Hull; grandparents Alonzo and Thelma Black; sister-in-law Michelle Holloway Richard. She was a faithful employee at the Department of Public Safety for 36 years. Her compassion and sense of humor touched the lives of many, leaving an imprint on all who knew her. Michelle's passions extended beyond her professional life. She loved family, food and the color RED. A clown and comic at heart, she kept you laughing. Always saying something crazy and funny. Always smiling and grinning. It was contagious. She attended and loved LBJ High School in Austin, Texas, she will be cherished and remembered by many classmates. The Polk family extends their heartfelt thanks to all who have shown support during this time. Michelle's magnetic spirit will be remembered by the many hearts she warmed throughout her life. Her unfading laughter will infinitely glow RED in our hearts.