Birth date: Jun 30, 1946 Death date: Jun 20, 2021
Shirley Faye Pominville (Drinnin) 74, of Deltona passed away on June 20, 2021. She was born on June 30, 1946 in Minneapolis, Minnesota to Violet and Harry Drinnin. Shirley is survived by her husband, Richard W. Pominville (married Read Obituary
It is hard to put in to words how much you mean to me and everyone else who worked with you at Spirit Elementary. You will be greatly missed. You helped me thru some of my rough time the last couple of years and always cheered me up The Library will seem very empty with out you there I will try to keep you spirit there for the Children and all of us. I will miss making you special treats. Your family is in Stan and my prayers RIP Mrs. P
Stan and Donna Lowe
Words can’t express how sad I am now that you are gone. Thank you for everything you have done for me. Working beside you these past few years have been my absolute favorite. I loved making you laugh with all my crazy stories. You weren’t just my media assistant, you were so much more. A bodyguard, a right hand man, an inspiration and most importantly you were my friend. I promise to continue your ginger snap tradition in the library forever! RIP Mrs. P.
Many days you made coming to work easier. There are no words to express what a wonderful pleasure it has been knowing you. The smile, the ginger snaps, the stories, and jokes all made life so much easier. Rest easy Mrs. P because life at Spirit will not be the same without your "Spirit" there. You are loved and greatly missed. A true hero is gone from Earth, but not our hearts.
My deepest sympathy to the family. Shirley always had a way of putting a smile on everyone. She was always lending a helping hand to our students and staff at Orange City Elementary and Spirit Elementary. Such a hard worker and sweet as can be. I remember her loving those ice cream cones. She will be dearly missed by me and so many. Rest in peach my friend until we meet again. Janet G.
I pray for the day that you can see through your grief and remember all the happy memories. Shirley truly cared about the kids at school. She made it her mission to give the students of Spirit Elementary the gift of reading. She will truly be missed.
Shirley was such a joy to talk to & a huge part of Spirit Elementary. She was no nonsense who would tell you like it is while offering you ginger snaps. So glad I stopped by the library a few weeks to say. May she Rest In Peace. ❤️ Natalie (Stokes) Brewer
Mrs. P,
I will always remember to talk about tell her to come out and help with Tug a War and Field Day. Her response was always the same,” No Way, it’s too hot out there.” Then she would give me a piece of chocolate and send me out of the library. God bless you and your family.
Coach W
PE Spirit Elementary
Mrs.P was such a spunky lady! She always encouraged all 3 of my children to read. She will truly be missed at Spirit.
Mrs. P,
I will always cherish our conversations we would have about my Grandson, most of all I will miss opening the gate for you to go home at 12:00pm, it would remind me that our day was almost over. May Gods blessings and peace be with you and your family. I will miss you.
Mark A Watson
School Guardian
Spirit Elementary
Mrs. P has been such a welcoming face when I came to Spirit. She educated me on just how the library should be. She connected to my students so well. I want to personally thank her for the introduction of the ginger snap cookies from World Market. Will miss her a lot.
