Pauline Adel Plice

Pauline Adel Plice July 20, 1924 to February 26, 2025 Born to Roy and Leda Hallsey. They named her Pauline Adel, the middle child of five children growing up in Chicago, Illinois. She met Axel Johnson, a Sailor, in the USNavy and they were married in 1946. They had three children, James, Kenneth, and Caryn, and lived in North Minneapolis. She met Robert Lundell as part of the Indoor Sports Club, and in 1967 they were married. Bob built them a home he designed to be wheelchair friendly in New Hope, MN. They called their home Evernow, and published "The Point" for handicapped writers to be published, and learn the processes. The Point was all about sharing the hope of Jesus. This became just one of their many projects to help people, and in this time Pauline found a deeper relationship with Jesus. At one time she even became a puppeteer, they even built the stage, the puppets and stories to share with children in schools and churches. Bob passed away in 1987 and Pauline moved to the Covenant Living Center of Golden Valley, MN. This gave her the opportunity to travel on many trips to Israel that had been a goal for them. Now it was her mission, working with Bridges for Peace and the Israel Defense Forces as a volunteer. In between travels, Pauline trained for a marathon. The stairwells at Covenant Living were used for training: up to the top floor, down to the first floor, up again. She ran the Disney (California) marathon when she was 72. At the age of 80, Pauline married William Plice, a widower who was also a resident of Covenant Living. They traveled together for several years, taking two cruises to Alaska and shorter trips up north to Bill's cabin. They drove across the country visiting family and friends until Bill decided it was time for him to stop driving. Together they moved to an assisted living apartment, but as Bill's health failed he went to the skilled nursing facility across the street. Pauline visited him daily, often twice a day, until the Covid lockdown. "My husband is dying and I can't be with him," she said, but she still made the trek across the street, walking up to the window of his room so they could see each other. After Bill passed away in May 2020, Pauline continued her active lifestyle and grew in her faith as God continued to refine her even in her 90's. Pauline celebrated her 100th birthday in July 2024 with friends and family. She passed away February 26th into eternal glory with her Savior, Lord and Massiah, Jesus Christ. In lieu of flowers, please send memorials to Covenant Living, Golden Valley, MN. 5800 Saint Croix Ave N5800 St Croix Ave N, Golden Valley MN 55422-4446

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Pauline Adel Plice

July 20, 1924 - February 26, 2025

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Pauline Adel Plice

July 20, 1924 - February 26, 2025

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