Memories of Wendi Carnell

In memory of

Wendi Carnell

Lawrenceville, GA

June 30, 1942 - August 22, 2023

Jun 30, 1942 - Aug 22, 2023

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Pat Strocher

Wendi was a great cousin with my memories of her visits to her Grandmother in Camrose and there was always time for a play time at our house …. it seems like so many years ago that we were in touch but the memories will always be in my heart .

Please accept my condolences Mike, and family .. it is always such a great loss when our loved one passes but the memories of them will last forever ..

Take care and Wendi will be remembered always

Pat Strocher.

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Joanne Roy

As a much younger cousin of Wendi's, I so appreciated that she always took time to chat with me and show an interest in my happenings. She was a wonderful cousin and a wonderful person who will be greatly missed.

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Shari Shaw

Dear Wendi. I have such great “big sister” memories. Like: singing “Sisters” at ages 11and 13 at a Sylvan Lake talent show accompanied by a 12 piece dance band; enjoying the train trip from Jasper, Alberta to Prince Rupert, B.C. which you initiated and organized; being dragged, by Michael and Jack, from the Savannah Piano Bar where we were singing along with the vocalist who was honoring Johnny Mercer. Wonderful times! Your energy and positive spirit MADE LIFE HAPPEN for yourself, family and friends. Thank you for enriching my life. Love you. Goodbye and God Bless

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Dickson Morris

While not unexpected due to Wendi’s health issues battle, her passing invokes deep sadness. To lose a sister of several decades brings with it reminiscences of happy, shared experiences that serve to enhance the life experience. And she WAS A SISTER! While distance naturally created many years of potential missed opportunities to share life’s experiences, she was always there for me if I “needed a sister”. And I do cherish the times that we had to visit and share both in Atlanta and Calgary. I will particularly cherish my last meeting with Wendi and Mike in Calgary a year ago. We enjoyed a few hours of “togetherness” at dinner and for me it was so memorable. I am so thankful that we were able to get together one last time. She was a good sister and I will cherish my memories of her forever.

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Patricia Losche

I met Wendi and Mike 30 years ago in Calgary when I lived there. We became friends quickly, visited each other in Calgary, Lilburn and Lawrenceville and of course shared long phone calls but not as frequently as we wished we had, as was noted in our last long talk 4 months ago. Wendi was so many things to so many people. To me she had a phenomenal at putting together the most amazing gourmet, multi course meals. There is not a time still today that I don't think of her when I go in my kitchen to prepare something special, that I don't think of Wendi.  Wendi could converse about dang near everything;  she loved her husband immensely, she was a marvelous listener and was never judgemental, no matter how disappointed she may have felt about the few situations she encountered where "judging" would come easy to many. Wendi loved to play Bridge and played it well. Wendi set a rare, above standard for her daughters from start to finish.  Wendi loved her grandchildren: I still remember her immeasurable elation when her first grand daughter Kelsey was born then Jacob. Her world changed, her heart over flowed with a new found love known only to a grand parent.  I will miss her so much but will always know her spirit, the sound of her caring voice stays with me in my head and in my heart. To Wendi, I say, thank you with all my heart for sharing YOU with me so many time and thank you for all the good you shared with me over the years.  Rest well dear friend until we talk again.  Patricia-Kaytee Losche

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