Thank you for your friendship woo thank you!!!!!! …

Dear Wendy, I have just watched your farewell service on line from here in Johannesburg, my home these past 30 odd years. You would have loved it. Full house it seems. Lots of laughter, a good few sniffles (from here too) but mostly good folk saying goodbye to one of there own. A humanist send off with the human spirit, yours, right at the centre as it should be. Funny stories and touching poetry, great music, fantastic photos, and lots of applause, in celebration of a life brim full. You will remember that we met in person four years ago after a gap of almost 60 years! We reconnected through our home town FB site, a place you loved, and we both jumped at the opportunity to have a few hours together (with my son Harry) in the Royal Hotel in Heysham Village. An old treasured haunt. We were on a whistle-stop country-wide tour of my old chums and places as requested by a curious Harry, and the three of us had a brilliant catch up. You engaged Harry completely, and he was very sad to hear of your passing. ‘It would always be too soon for someone like…

Wendy, the most loveable,  huggable friend I know.  Met her at Furpro 36years ago and been a friend ever since.  She was so much fun and would help anyone. Love you for ever, R.I.P Wendy xx…

Sending my condolences to the family of Wendy. I met Wendy when she became a patient on Ward 14. I helped look after Wendy all the time she was with us. We had such great laughs together. I remember she had to go to Ward 5. Wendy went to have a look around and didn’t like it. When she saw me the next day she told me she didn’t like it because it smelt funny 😆  You will be forever missed Wendy. I’m so glad that I could be in your life and make you smile. All my love Kelly wickd…