22.12.1963 – 24.03.2026
Wendy was one in a million. She exuded happiness and kindness is so many ways.
She had a way of making people feel love and light. In fact, love is the first thing her family think of, when remembering Wendy.
Animals, both wild and domesticated had a way of finding Wendy too. She had a great love of nature and animals and always took very good care of them.
Wendy’s family are broken hearted by the sudden nature of her death and are grateful for your patience. They would love to see your own memories and messages in the Guestbook below.
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A private cremation has taken place and all the details of Wendy’s celebration of life are below.

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The colours on the above grid are some of Wendy’s favourite colours, guests were invited to wear something from this colour palette
Please share your messages & memories of Wendy in the Guestbook below
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Though I didn’t get the opportunity to know Wendy as well as I would’ve liked to, the handful of moments that I was fortunate enough to share with her will live fondly in my heart forever.
Wendy and I were similar in many ways and we shared many passions. A love for well built homes with fabulous vintage details, nature and animals, good music, eclectic style, and all things wonderful and whimsical.
Lately, I’ve begun to notice the ways her magic remains. For instance, BJ has decided to take daily vitamins now…. (and I credit that entirely to Wendy who must be workin’ her magic on the other side…looks like she finally got him to listen to her witchy wisdom after all 😉).
And in a more serious tone, I notice her in all the willow trees and rolling green hills, in any magical homes I drive past, in any ‘happy-to-see-me’ horses I encounter, and in every moment that I’m lucky enough to share with one of the people on this planet that she loved most.
Thanks for inspiring me, Wendy. You changed my life for the better. I hope you’re someplace peaceful with pretty views and good tunes. 💗
We were joined together for a reason, and I will always cherish the years we shared. I am grateful for the life we built and the lessons we learned together.
While our paths took different directions at the end, I never stopped appreciating the strength and devotion you brought to our early life together.
I will always carry the memories of our happiest times with me. Thank you for sharing a part of your journey with me.
I see your beautiful spirit in our children every day. They are your legacy, and I will do my best to ensure they always know how much you loved them.
Your dedication as a mother was your greatest accomplishment. I promise to Honor your memory by caring for them with the same love you showed them.
Thank you for being the mother to our children. Your impact on their lives is permanent and beautiful.
I will always remember Wendy for her infectious love of horses and nature and her ability to make anyone feel welcome or humble someone.
Wendy was creative, talented in many ways, and kind person who left a lasting impact on everyone she met. Wendy will be missed for her passionate heart.
Wishing Wendy peace. She was a special part of my life and will be deeply missed by our Children and Grandchildren. Gone from our sight, but never from our hearts. Thank you for being you. May you find peace and rest. You are remembered fondly.
Thank you, Wendy, for the sacrifices you made, the joy you brought, and the love you shared. Rest well. I am honoured to have known you and to have shared our lives.
Wendy 🙂 The memories of you from my childhood and role you played in my life, not only as my mums friend but as another mother. I promise you will live forever on in my mind. You taught me the best thing about rice pudding is to add raw brown sugar. I think of you when I see red 4wd’s and the time you took us down the back bush track near our old house and not to tell anyone because it was a new car, to us that was so exciting. I continue to think of you to this day when I see kookaburra’s and goose cookie jars with the blue ribbons and a little hat. Its the small things that will make you live in forever in my heart ❤️ Marissa, Bjorn and Felicity. Please know I will continue to hold a very special place for your mother with me always. Love you all to this day and will continue to for the bond shared as children, has never left me. With time, although the pain of loosing your mum with never leave, I wish you to find comfort in her memory living on in others. She would be so proud.
With all my love,
Bec 💜
Wendy was a second mum to us growing up, I have fond memories in all many houses Wendy lived in, from the blue mountains to Victoria. It still has not sunk in that she’s gone. Marissa, Bjorn and Felicity, I am so deeply sorry for the loss of your beautiful mum. As adults we have all gone off and lived our own lives and may have lost contact with some along the way but the love I have for you all has never gone away. I look forward to giving you all a big hug when we get together to celebrate the amazing life your mum lead and hope that she can see that we have all reunited together as adults to support each other when in need 🩷 love you guys xx
Marissa, Felicity, Bjorn & the whole family, sending our deepest condolences at this very sad time. We hope to be able to help you celebrate Wendy’s life in a really personal way. Kate Morgan & the team at Tomorrow Funerals