Holly Jacquelyn Voldock
March-15-1981 - May-25-2026
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Morgan Hall posted a condolence
Friday, June 5, 2026
Our deepest condolences to Mike, Brody, Chloe and the rest of Holly’s family. Holly, you were such a bright light, I knew it from the moment I met you. You always had a smile on your face and were full of kindness. I will miss sitting next to you at the field. Rest easy beautiful.
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Joanne DeCola posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
My heart aches for Holly’s family. I can’t imagine the depth of sorrow you are all experiencing following this tragic loss. Keeping you all close in my thoughts and sending comfort and strength during this extremely difficult time. May Holly forever rest in peace.
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Sunday, May 31, 2026
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My dear, sweet baby, as I write this, I still don't know how I can ever go on without you, my person. I am in shock, disbelief & my heart is broken in two. I am comforted by the fact that you are in Jesus's arms and are with pop-pop & grammy. I love & miss you so much, but I will see you on the other side, one day. Rest in peace, sweet girl, I love you with all my heart.
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Donna Lang posted a condolence
Saturday, May 30, 2026
Mike, Chloe, and Brody , I am saddened by the passing of Holly. She was a beautiful woman inside and out. Please accept my condolences to whole family. She will be remembered by her beauty inside and out.
Donna Lang and family
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Friday, May 29, 2026
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To My Twin Sister, Holly
My dearest Holly,
People often ask what it’s like to be a twin. I never really knew how to answer because being your twin wasn’t something I did—it was simply who I was. From the moment I entered this world, you were there. You were my first best friend, my partner in crime, my biggest supporter, my greatest competition, my anchor, and a piece of my heart and soul.
When I think about us, I don’t think about one memory. I think about a lifetime of them.
I think about when we were kids and lived in Fairless Hills, PA riding our bikes through neighborhood block parties with you having blue ribbons hanging from your handlebars while our bike bells ringing as we rode. I think about the park, where I insisted you push me while standing on the swing, only for me to fly off and bury my front tooth in my lip. Somehow, even our disasters became stories we laughed about.
I think about Lakeland and the farm. Pal the horse. Homer the pig. The chickens. Those floppy-eared bunnies. Riding our four-wheelers like we owned the world. Dodging rattlesnakes in the woods. Hanging out in our New Kids on the Block fort Dad built deep in those snake-infested woods. Making perfume from the leftover juice in freezer pops because we were convinced we were geniuses.
We didn’t fear anything.
We lived the kind of childhood people spend their lives trying to recreate. We were free. Free to explore, free to dream, free to be kids until the sun went down and the streetlights came on.
I think about watching Chucky when we were way too young. How I’d move our Teddy Ruxpin’s eyes and mouth during the night just to scare you, only to scare myself even more. I think about Dad spending a fortune on that terrifying Corky doll and Grammy, Poppop, and Aunt Jackie always adding more talking dolls to the collection. We were so terrified of those darn dolls that we made Mom and Dad keep them locked in their closet until we finally got the chance to throw those creepy things away.
I think about road trips to Florida with Grammy and Poppop in their Cadillac. The time the roof cover thingy of the car came undone and flapping in the wind.. while people were staring and we would just wave and smile thinking we were famous, completely clueless about what was happening. Every trip included a stop at South of the Border because some traditions are simply sacred, and at the time it felt like a child’s version of Vegas.
I think about us playing baseball as kids, convinced Dad thought we were boys. He definitely taught us how to punch a punching bag like one of the boys. I remember you being moved up to the varsity softball team as a freshman. I remember that unbelievable catch against St. Pete when you caught the ball between your legs. I remember always being ABSOLUTELY amazed by you.
And if I’m being honest, I remember being jealous too.
We spent so much of our lives secretly wishing we possessed something we saw in the other. I thought you were prettier. You thought I got more attention. You won Most Beautiful. I won Class Clown and Most Likely to Be Your Friend. I was always a little louder because you shined so brightly that sometimes I felt like I was standing in your shadow. Somehow, neither of us ever fully understood that the other one was wishing she could be more like the other.
But that’s what sisters do.
And maybe that’s especially what twins do.
I remember our secret language. Entire conversations without words. One look across a classroom or at work and we’d both start laughing. The look that meant, “Oh yeah… I just farted.” The look that said, “Can you believe this?” The look that only your twin could understand.
You were ALWAYS the responsible one. The smart one.
You slept on top of your comforter so your sheets would stay clean as a kid. Genius. You saved your allowance while I spent mine before the money even reached my hands. You studied hard while I copied your homework. You got your driver’s license right away while I failed and basically borrowed yours until I turned eighteen and was forced to get my own.
You were dependable.
You were steady.
You were the anchor, my anchor, always.
And I was more like the wings, my head always floating somewhere in the clouds.
I remember our pact in high school—that we’d never compete with each other. That we’d support one another with love and grace.
Of course, we still competed a little… just a little.
You ran for Homecoming Court while letting me shine with Prom Court.
We were each other’s biggest supporters and occasionally each other’s biggest rivals.
But underneath it all was love.
ALWAYS LOVE.
I remember our jobs growing up and how we somehow always ended up working together. The jokes we’d play on people. The strange looks we’d get before realizing people weren’t staring because something was wrong—they were staring because there were two of us.
I remember your laugh. Our laugh. The way hearing one another laugh would make us laugh even harder until one of us peed our pants. Most of the time the both of us.
I remember you driving me and Trish in our Mustang convertible down Gulf Boulevard and Clearwater Beach. I remember you covering for me with Dad more times than I deserved. I remember dropping you off for your first day at work at Publix, borrowing the car to go to a football game, and finding out later that you’d quit after three hours and spent the rest of the day sitting on a bench waiting for me because this was before cell phones took over the world.
That story still makes me laugh.
And that’s the thing about you, Holly.
Even now, through all this pain, you still make my heart smile.
You spent so much of your life trying to be perfect. But you never needed to be. You were already perfect in my eyes.
You were beautiful.
You were funny.
You were loyal.
You were brave.
You were compassionate.
You were the glue that held so many people together.
You were an incredible mother, wife, daughter, sister, and friend.
And while everyone else knew the Holly they loved, I had the privilege of knowing the Holly who shared my entire life.
The little girl with blue ribbons on her bike handlebars.
The teenager with impossible catches in center field.
The twin who knew what I was thinking before I even knew what I was thinking.
The sister who covered for me.
The woman who loved fiercely.
The person who has been beside me for every chapter of my life.
There is one thing I wish I could tell you one more time.
I love you.
I love every memory.
I love every laugh.
I love every adventure.
I love every moment of being your twin.
Losing you doesn’t end our story. It simply means I now carry your half of it with me.
You were my first friend, and you will be my first and last thought every day until we meet again.
You will always be my sister.
You will always be my twin.
And no matter where life takes me from here, a part of me will ALWAYS be looking for you.
Forever and always,
Your Twin
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Ashley Schison posted a condolence
Friday, May 29, 2026
To Mike, Chloe and Brody our deepest deepest condolences to you. You all will be in our prayers during this difficult time.
Bryce & Ashley
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Wendy posted a condolence
Friday, May 29, 2026
Extremely heart heavy with the sad news of Holly’s passing. It’s very hard to find just the right words — a great woman, a joy to know and work with — “sometimes you meet people you can't forget” Holly is one . Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
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Dawn Rodger posted a condolence
Friday, May 29, 2026
Mike, Brody and Chloe, we are forever changed for having known Holly. Her warmth, kindness of heart and generosity will radiate within those whose lives she touched. The time we spent together at horse shows is something we will always cherish. Cheering for our kids ringside. She has left a beautiful legacy in her family to carry on her light. Sending our deepest heartfelt condolences. Much love to you all, Dawn, Brent, Delaney & Gabby Rodger
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Friday, May 29, 2026
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My beautiful friend, I simply can’t find the words I want to say right now, but I do know one thing, and that is the 29 years that I have known you, were brighter because you were in my life. We have been through so many things together and have made so many memories along the way. You were an Auntie to my girls and you loved them like your own kids. To know you was to definitely love you. The memories we have made, I will cherish forever and hold them so close to my heart! I am so grateful for my trip to Canada and our trip up Calabogie. We must have taken a 100 selfies that day on the ski lift, just to make sure we got a good one! We had the best time and I am so grateful for that visit! I love you my sweet friend. I’ll miss you every day until we meet again!
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Raelynn Miskelly posted a condolence
Thursday, May 28, 2026
Holly was my babysitter until I was 9. She was the best babysitter I could have ever asked for. She will be missed by all!
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Wanda posted a condolence
Thursday, May 28, 2026
My sincere condolences, Mike, Chloe and Brody. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Wanda
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Amanda Laszlo posted a condolence
Thursday, May 28, 2026
Deepest condolences to Brody, Chloe and Mike on the passing of your beloved mother and wife.
Holly was such a kind woman, we were blessed to know her.
Sending all our love.
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Glenna Smith posted a condolence
Thursday, May 28, 2026
I got the pleasure to know Holly at work. She was always smiling and always took the time to chat with me.
She will be deeply missed by all
Rest in Peace Holly
Glenna Smith
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Jacquelyn DeCola posted a condolence
Thursday, May 28, 2026
My sweet, beautiful niece, I know you are at peace now, but my life will never be the same without you. We were each other's person. I love you so much, miss you so much already. I will see you on the other side, rest easy my beautiful baby...
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Yeonjae posted a condolence
Thursday, May 28, 2026
Extremly heavy heart to posting this. One of the best memory I had in Lanark county was with her. My best Christmas parade buddy, I will miss you and remember your spirit forever. Love you, Holly..
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June Dascalakis uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, May 28, 2026
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Our Beautiful Holly has been an Angel sent from above & is now back in Heaven with all the other Angels that missed her♥️
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June Dascalakis uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, May 28, 2026
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Thursday, May 28, 2026
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