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Kevin Pardy uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, June 4, 2024
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Sis, your sudden death came as a shock to everyone and I still can’t believe you are gone. It’s just not the same anymore. I will hold you close to my heart, cherish all the beautiful moments and memories we had together and the times you came to rescue me in my younger days. Rest in peace my dear sister. Love and miss you everyday. Xo
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Joël Gagnon posted a condolence
Sunday, May 26, 2024
I really have too many to list, but what stood out most is the little thoughtful things she did for the people around her. I know she will be missed by many more people than just the ones closest to her. We all miss you Wendy.
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Auntie Bernice Courtemanche posted a condolence
Saturday, May 18, 2024
My sweet niece Wendy I can’t believe I will not be getting anymore phone call,hearing ur laughter.some of the things u would say to uncle Albert made me blush but he gave u a answer right back.This should never have happened,but I guess god had a calling for u.Wendy I will always hear ur laughter ,see ur beautiful smile .you will never be forgotten love and miss you sweet Wendy.
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Carla Raike uploaded photo(s)
Friday, May 17, 2024
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I first met Wendy 5 years ago when they were pulling their camper in to Spring Beach Resort and parked their camper next door to ours! My first impression was “she’s nice and kinda quiet” Ha! Well 1 out of 2 ain’t bad!! She was definitely nice but I quickly learned she was not quiet!
I still remember the first time I went to her house and we were drinking coffee on her patio, she started talking about her mom. Turned out they both worked at Kearl, they both worked for Bee Clean , both named Yvonne & they actually worked together!
Like everyone else in Fort McMurray, i was thrilled when Wendy told me she was moving back to da Mac! It meant even more coffee dates, shopping dates and going out dancing! Wendy, you were always the life of the party and I’ll miss you forever❤️
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Olivia Gagnon uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, May 16, 2024
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Olivia Gagnon uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, May 16, 2024
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I remember how she would just come into my room and just lay down with me in my bed and watch whatever I had on my TV or talk to me about the things we are going to do that day or just fall asleep in my bed kicking me out or something she would just say how I had my room nice and decorated and how some of the things in there are funny I love you mom I’m going to miss you
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Joshua Gagnon uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, May 16, 2024
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Going to miss you mom
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Amanda Pardy uploaded photo(s)
Friday, May 10, 2024
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Wendy Pope uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, May 7, 2024
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Wendy enjoyed her quad ride with her brother Kevin this past winter and her smile was bigger than ever.
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Wendy Pope uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, May 7, 2024
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This was the last picture Wendy and I taken together this past winter.
As I sit here trying to piece this together with tears in my eyes, seeing you over a week ago sitting on my couch in pain and never once thinking that would be the last time Kevin and I would see you breaks my heart into a million pieces. It’s going to be hard seeing you laying there so peacefully today but my heart and mind knows that you are not suffering anymore and gone to be with you Dad.
18 years ago your handsome brother came into my life and not realizing what I was getting myself into when he said you had to met my sister but from the moment I met you I knew this was an amazing family to be apart of and you meant the absolute world to me. From Kevin and I living with you, watching you and Joe build a life in Alberta, trip to Fort Sask to see you all, bringing two beautiful children into this world that I was happy to share in the special moments and making me Auntie was nothing short of amazing. Kevin and I were so happy when you all moved back Fort McMurray and I wish we had to spend more time together but I know how busy life can get so I will cherish the special times we had together throughout the years. Wendy, your beautiful smile would always brighten any room you were in and that laugh you had was infectious. Your heart was huge and anyone who ever had the opportunity to feel it, knew it. You would do anything in your power for the ones you loved, and always helped even if it meant putting yourself last. Please, know that never went unnoticed and I wish I had told you more often how much I appreciate and loved you. Im sure going to miss those random calls to chat about anything and everything and knowing I’ll never see you walk through my doors again is heart wrenching.
I want you to know that your two beautiful children Olivia and Joshua will be well taken care of. Auntie and Uncle will spend as much time as possible with them and do all the things that you would want us to do.
I still can’t believe you’re gone and I will never understand why you had to go so soon. Until we meet again, may you rest in peace my beautiful sister-in-law.
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Sunday, May 5, 2024
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Amanda Pardy uploaded photo(s)
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Anonymous planted a tree in memory of Wendy Gagnon
Saturday, May 4, 2024
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Leo Hynes uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, May 4, 2024
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Wendy was a very down to earth person who had a huge heart …she would not hesitate to lend a hand or give you whatever she had to help out …I will always remember her kind ways and her awesome laughter and smile …she lit up whatever room she was in ..
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Myrtle Pardy posted a condolence
Saturday, May 4, 2024
The first time I met Wendy, her and Joel came to visit us in Lewisporte. My son David and Joel were good friends and suddenly I was very much a part of their lives. Wendy wanted me to travel to the Burin Peninsula to attend her bridal shower, and I did. I had such a wonderful time, few weeks later back for the wedding. Friendships and memories were certainly made. My deepest condolences to Joel,Yvonne and all the family, Sweet Wendy I will try to make one more trip back to the Burin Peninsula in the summer of 2025.
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Jocelyn Howe uploaded photo(s)
Friday, May 3, 2024
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Wendy, I will never forget the times spent in our ops at the clinic and I would look over and you would be singing and dancing to the beat of your own drum , i’d shake my head and tell you you’re crazy, and with that you gave me the biggest grin and replied “You know you love me”. We’d be in own little world at work and be getting into trouble because we would never stop laughing. Never could I imagine a day that you wouldn’t be here , I don’t see your name pop up on my phone anymore to rant about our days, I don’t hear your contagious laugh, I don’t get to see your beautiful smile, I won’t hear “Guess what day it is today, Its Fishbowl Fridayyy!” as soon as you walked into work. I don’t get to sing my heart out with you in the car to our favourite songs (we all know she had the best playlist) I don’t get to hug you one last time.. You were taken too soon. You were the most selfless person i’ve ever met, no matter how much you had going on in your own life you always made time for others . You werent just a coworker, you were my dance partner, my partner n crime , a mentor, and a best friend. You loved life, and you always made sure you had a damn good time. The world lost the most beautiful soul and I will forever cherish our memories together.
Wendy, I love you. You will be deeply missed.
My sincere condolences to her family and friends.
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Matt posted a condolence
Friday, May 3, 2024
When my wife Josie I first started dating, I was living in Edmonton, and would come up to visit some weekends. Not knowing anybody in town, if Josie had to work, I would spend time alone. Wendy was one of the first of her friends I met. She took it upon herself to come and pick me up, and show me all around town. She took me through Timberlea, Thickwood, up to Abasand and down around downtown, up into Beacon Hill and through Gregoire. There was nothing in particular that she wanted to show me, just this town. Where some of the amenities were, if I needed anything.
To most, it is probably an insignificant act, but it has always stuck out to me as an incredibly kind gesture. That somebody would take the time out of their day to take a stranger for a tour.
In recent month, it was nice to see that Josie and her had reconnected after the time she had moved away. Many days when I would be waking up 5am to go to work, Wendy would already be sitting downstairs with Josie chatting away, and was often there at 605am when I was getting home from night shift. She truly has a special place in Josie's heart!
She was a wonderfully, kind hearted person, with an infectious laugh and a great sense of humor. She will be missed.
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Amanda Pardy posted a condolence
Friday, May 3, 2024
To my dearest sister Wendy,
I am so lost these days without you, It feels like I’m broken inside. I find it hard to believe this is even happening. How do I even survive?
I find myself waiting for you to walk into the room, so it doesn’t feel so empty. You carried such a glow you made any room feel full.
You were so full of life and alway up for a challenge, you had a way to push me to do better, think bigger, take adventures. You were always there to guide me, even though we know I didn’t always take your advice.
Your heart was huge and anyone who ever had the opportunity to feel it, knew it. You would do anything in your power for the ones you loved, and always helped even if it meant putting yourself last.
We had many trying times as sisters but we always came out stronger and loved each other harder than any spat or argument we ever had. We certainly had a few over that Michigan hoodie you had.
I got my love for the water from you, cause we both knew I didn’t get it from mom. I remember we would jump in dad’s trimac truck and he would drop us off at white sands for the day.
Your first ever job as a waitress in Birches you served me a juice from the juice machine, I was so fascinated by the way the way the juice swirled around, and our trips to the voyager to sit and get swamp waters with your friends.
I’m sure there were times you didn’t want your little sister tagging along but you never complained.
That time you stole mom and dad’s car, Oh boy I must have been more scared and sad than you were. I always joked with you how you would have never gotten caught if you hadn’t hit the fence when you got back home.
I’m going to miss your “Manda Panda’s” and your favourite way to tease me.. “you know your adopted”, your love for a thick slice of bologna smothered in mayonnaise, and how you could always find the best bakeries around.
You always had big ideas and would make every milestone memorable, like Kev’s 19th birthday on George Street or mom and dad’s 25th wedding anniversary.
Your Shenanigans up in residence became my reason to be afraid of student loans and your glow in the dark cast made me check my bed sheets for years.
Your heart was huge, enormous.
The time I was in Brooks and would call you from the payphone in the laundromat , you make a special trip down and hand delivered me a brand new pay as you go cell phone, just so I had a phone when Ashtyn was little. Or the time Ashtyn fell down at school and need stitches, you were the first one there. THAT was how big your heart was!
I watched how your love grew for Joel and how you told dad you were going to marry him. I watched how time stood still for you in your precious moments. How your wedding day was so beautiful, but yet how you were hurting inside wishing that dad could be there. We had an unbreakable, untouchable bond. The kind people wished for. A true sister bond. My feelings became yours and yours became mine. You were my best friend.
I used to call you “sis”, once Olivia was born she got to be sis, and you then “Wendy”. You never once asked me about it, and it came natural to me. I think you were so proud that the tables had turned and you had your baby girl. You found honour in it all. The most important little man in your life, Joshua. You would often drag it out over your tongue if he was up to some sort of mischief, you were the one that taught him how to discover the world.
Other than your children, your next greatest accomplishment was being the best auntie to Ashtyn. I could see the bond you shared with him, and you most definitely let people know how much he meant to you. He had that special place in your heart, just as one of your own. And you absolutely loved the way Ashtyn would say Olivia “La-La”
I never understood your love for collecting things, stuff. I never could understand why you needed 6 bottles of conditioner or 4 different kinds of hair mousse.
P.S Thank you for the dream you sent me, who knew toilet paper could ever give me such an ah-ha moment, you got your point across with the best explanation ever.
Wendy I don’t know how to deal with loosing you, I feel lost inside.
If there was time to change two little things, I would’ve hugged you a little tighter and made those phone calls last a little longer.
Wendy,
What am I going to do without you?
You’re the only one I had,
I’m so hurt and angry on the inside,
because maybe it didn’t have to be this bad.
How could they all have missed this,
Did you suffer in the end?
To my one and only sister,
I wish that I still had.
I love you and I will miss you until we meet again
I’ll love you forever,
Love you always, your little sister,
Manda Panda
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Lori Booker posted a condolence
Friday, May 3, 2024
♥️Wendy♥️
Our very dear friend and my sista from another momma, my heart hurts knowing you are no longer here to finish the many things you were doing in your busy life.
Children with warm open hearts that easily connect with others that give respect and support for many from different walks of life was truly the spirit Wendy had as anyone who knew her would agree.
Wendy was a very bright light, a strong leader that made big decisions sometimes in the blink of an eye and sometimes not, i always joked when she over thought things thats when life got difficult, but most times she led the way as it was who she truly was. A Leader
I know all your family has much healing to do and our wish is that your 2 amazing children Olivia and Joshua evolve into shining bright stars like their momma was with the same beautiful smile, warm heart and love of life & laughter
So long for now dear friend, till we meet again xoxoxo
Brian & Lori Booker
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Friday, May 3, 2024
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I first met Wendy around 2007 through a mutual friend. I had a job offer in Fort Mcmurray and needed a place to stay. Wendy and her husband Joel welcomed me into their home as if we knew each other for a lifetime already. She was always so happy and very helpful to me from the first day I met her. Wendy and I have never lost contact and remained friends since the day we met. Wendy was a kind caring woman who always had a smile no matter what. Wendy always wanted to make sure everyone was ok before she made time for herself. She loved my dog like it was her own she always said she was going to steel him one day. She checked in daily to make sure we were all ok. She was so proud of her kids and loved her family so much she talked about them often. She made sure her family and friends were taken care of and happy.
Wendy I’ll never forget how good you were to me my kid Matthew and your fury man warden. I’ll never forget your smile your laugh and your kindness. You were taken way too soon and too young. Rest in peace my beautiful friend you will be missed.
Until we meet again!
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The Bosse Family posted a condolence
Friday, May 3, 2024
Wendy was so welcoming when we moved in next door. As so many have noted she could really light up a space with her laughter and infectious energy. We missed her, Joel, Olivia and Joshua when they moved away and are so saddened to hear of her passing. We are thinking of you all, and hoping that the memory of her laughter and the love she spread brings some bit of peace.
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Lisa O'Dell posted a condolence
Friday, May 3, 2024
I first met Wendy almost twenty years ago when we were starting our careers in Fort McMurray. I can still see her beautiful smile, sparkling eyes and exuberant personality lighting up the room! What an absolute blessing it is to have known her. She will be deeply missed.
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Marsha Sutherland posted a condolence
Friday, May 3, 2024
I met Wendy when she worked at the Thistle heights Dental centre ( 2004) I used to clean the office there in the evenings. Many of times when I would come into work I would see Wendy & Josie at the end of their shifts, laughing, joking and carrying on in the back of the office. They were always laughing about something. Early on in 2004 my son was born, so my Mother would work some of my shifts for me so she got to meet Wendy aswell. In 2006, My Mother passed away, and Wendy, Josie & our boss were the first to reach out to me, to see how I was doing. I never forgot that. When Wendy moved to Fort Saskatchewan we lost touch, but remained friends on Facebook. A few years passed, and I received a message from Wendy, it was shortly after I had posted about Mother’s day without my mom. Wendy was asking me how I was doing and that she still remembered my Mom and how sweet of a lady she was. It meant alot that after all those years she would take the time to message me and tell me that she still remembered her. Wendy was such a sweet person with such a big heart, and I wish I could’ve gotten to see her when she moved back. You will be missed so dearly Wendy.❤️ please give my Mom a hug from me.
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Thursday, May 2, 2024
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I met Wendy when I was 20 years old and starting out my dental assisting career. We both met near the beginning of our dental journey. I worked at our office prior to Wendy and had worked with other people but instantly clicked with her. She became like my older sister. We worked so well with each other the days never seemed like work. I’d come in and look forward to telling her about all my weekend adventures because she was already married and settled down, so she’d be up for the wild stories lol. We were all like family at our little office. When she had her daughter Olivia I remember crying when she went on maternity leave because I knew I would never be as happy at work as I was when we worked together. Everyone from the office went down to see her when she had Olivia. And I remember thinking she was the first baby in our little office family. Years passed and we drifted but when she came back to Fort McMurray the bond was back like there was no time in between. She would come to my house almost daily for coffee at the crack of dawn (because no one else is up early like me but her) and she was the best way to start the day. She helped me in my darkest times and was a person that I truly felt I could rely on without ever worrying. Which I can not say about many people. We would go out and about together all the time, walked the dog out in nature, and certainly enjoyed blowing money together as well lol. I can honestly say since she moved back we made so many memories and had so many deep conversations I’ll always remember. One thing I can say about Wendy is she lived life to its fullest and never held back. She had a joy and light in her I have not seen in anyone else. And I feel blessed to have been in her presence. I can truly say I will miss her for the rest of my life and the coffee will never taste as sweet as it did when she was sitting across from me in the yellow chair with her favourite blue mug I’d always give to her.
She was such an important, loved piece of my life.
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Thursday, May 2, 2024
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As so many people have expressed, there are no words to say to Wendy's family and friends at this time. When she was a little girl living next door to us in Bay L'Argent she and Christine were inseparable and when they weren't at one of our houses, they were at the other. I used to love to listen to them play and laugh together. Wendy was always a kind spirit and although a lot of time has passed, you never lose cherished memories of those you love and who touch your heart. I know she will be cherished forever in the hearts of her family and friends. Rest in peace, dear Wendy. To all her family and friends, Bruce and I wish you strength and comfort in each other at this sad time.
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Amy Gilchrist posted a condolence
Thursday, May 2, 2024
Wendy would light up every room she was in. She had a fun loving soul that instantly put everyone at ease who was around her.
She was part of the dental crew I first I worked with in my dental career 15 years ago, and then our paths recently crossed again when she moved back to Fort mcmurray. I am so happy we got to catch up and share a hug in recent months. Rest peacefully, beautiful soul.
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Lee Derer posted a condolence
Thursday, May 2, 2024
I first met Wendy when she came to work at Thistle Heights Dental, so many years ago. Everyone talks about her infectious laugh, but when I think of Wendy I think of her kindness. All of us that worked together with Wendy so many years ago have wonderful memories of the Office, Dancing at the Newfie Club and of course staff trips to Vegas.
The last time I heard Wendy's name was when I was on a Facetime call with Josie "Gotta go Wendy's here Bye". Josie always had to go when Wendy showed up for early morning coffee.
I'm going to miss those words.
Rest in peace Wendy, you will be missed.
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Wednesday, May 1, 2024
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Christine Myles Huot posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Yvonne, Joel and family, I don’t have the words to tell you how sorry I am to hear of Wendy’s passing. When we were little girls there was barely a waking hour we didn’t spend together, playing Barbies, making mud pies or playing soccer baseball in your driveway. And we loved our adventures down the cove to get treats from your Nan. We always had so much fun together. Mark and I still tell stories about all the fun we had at Wendy and Joel’s wedding.
Too much distance between us kept us from keeping in touch but I always have loved Wendy.
Sending you love and strength as you work through this terrible time.
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Viola Pardy posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Sending our condolences to Yvonne and all of Wendy's family. May all your wonderful memories help you to deal with your tremendous loss. Thinking of you all. Hugs. Sam & Viola Pardy
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Aunt Edith Barnes posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Wendy I will never forget that beautiful smile,or the sound of your sweet laughter,Rip my beautiful niece until we meet again❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Tina Power posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Wendy was such a beautiful person inside and out with a smile that would light up any space. I lived in the house right behind her grandparents. Wendy was a frequent visitor with her grandparents always making sure to spend time with them and help them with chores. She was kind to all and gone too soon.
My sincere condolences to the families.
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Amel Taliani posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Wendy my dear friend/co-worker their’s not enough words to describe you, the one year of knowing you and the impact you would leave on me you were truly amazing inside and out, especially when I would hear your contagious laugh from across the room . I’m glad god put you in my life you showed me how to truly live it up I’m going to miss you dearly but I’ll never forget you ever.
Rest easy, heaven gained a beautiful angel.
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Philomena Stewart posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Sending my deepest condolences to you and your family Joel.Some angels are too bright for this earth and God sends them home.Cherish all the beautiful moments you had together and hold them close to your heart.
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Ryan Gauf posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Thanks for being such a joy Wendy! Loved your laugh, your ability to charm, and the way you always called me doll. Thinking of Joshua and Olivia, and your entire family. Love you Wendy.
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Natasha Dominaux posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
I’m so sorry for the loss of Wendy, she was a beautiful person inside and out. I can’t say I have any specific memories of Wendy, but being friends with Amanda I remember her laugh and having the biggest smile always! We share the same Birthday so every year we would never forget to write Happy Birthday to each other! Hold your memories close and they will help get you through ❤️
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Sheldon Scott posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Joel, Olivia, Josh & family... my heart filled condolences to you all during this sad an difficult time.
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Mamie Wall posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
I have so many memories of little wendy , I would stay at the house in bay L’Argent and I remember playing doll in your room . I will always remember you ! Love you always
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Wendy you left an empty hole in my heart and I am not ready to say good bye to you, I wish I could have a few more moments with you, I would tell you how much I appreciate you and what a great friend you have been, you made ever day easier to be at work with your infectious laughter and your huge personality, there was never a dull moment when you were there. You have brought so much joy to my life as well as many others! I am truly grateful for the memories I do have of us, I just can’t believe I will not see your beautiful smiling face anymore, I won’t hear your laughter anymore, no more lunch dates, just no more of you and that hurts my heart so much!
I will miss you my beautiful friend, as I say goodbye know that you will never be forgotten! Rest easy dear friend♥️
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Robert Anderson
Funeral Services, Inc.
115-190 MacAlpine Crescent
Fort McMurray, AB
T9H 4A6
P: (780) 790-1220
F: (780) 790-9199
