I entered Wendy’s home with 2 little girls, knowing I wanted to expose them to music but did not know how.  She met us with such warmth and enthusiasm that we believed we could learn to play.  Despite our sense of awe for her talent , she taught the girls to dig deep and find their own talent  and I made a wonderful friend based on our shared experiences as mothers, wives, daughters and members of the community.  Helen Keller said “ keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows.” When I think of Wendy I will always see the sunshine.

Our condolences to the family! 

Laurie Duke

Dear Rod and Family. We are so sorry to hear of Wendy's passing. We only knew you both very briefly, but thoroughly enjoyed getting to know you in Sunscape. We both send our love and sympathy.

Brad and Dorothy Parobec 

Our family was impacted greatly by Wendy's contribution to music not only for us but for our Cranbrook community.

She worked incredibly hard and expected that from her students, while keeping it fun.   

We are so grateful to have known her, our hearts go out to her family. 

Wendy always was a happy, spirited individual.  I will always remember how she took great glee in repeatedly pummeling me at tether ball as a child.  A great person and an immense loss to all.  Our deepest condolences to family and friends.

Brent and Wanda Burbridge

Saskatoon