WENDY BRADLEY

Condolences & Memories (6 entries)

• Don and Bill grew up together and were best friends. Don was Bill’S best man and Wendy and I became instant friends enjoying many visits in Ottawa and Kendra. We have been trying to reach Wendy and finally realized that she had passed. Our condolences to her sisters, brothers-in-law and nieces and nephews. She was a wonderful person with many cherished attributes. She and Bill will always remain special to us and in our memories of wonderful times together. Don and Margery Fletcher, Ottawa - Posted by: Donald and Margery Fletcher (Friends) on: May 10, 2023

• I met Wendy at the Health Action Centre on Elgin Ave. back in my early days of nursing… 1985…. She was such a role model, & a very supportive person, and a very caring and dedicated nurse. She knew how to manage a very busy clinic and all the Drs relied on her expertise & nursing knowledge. Wendy & I kept in touch until I relocated to the Okanagan and she gave me a very positive reference which I owed to hear wonderful management skills. Wendy & I had a nice visit & lunch the last time when her & Bill were still residing in Kenora. Unfortunately we lost touch of each other & I was so sad to hear of her passing just recently. May she Rest In Peace & I am sure she is taking charge in heaven with her wonderful leadership skills and I bet still offering her healing ability. Many blessings Wendy until we meet again. Warm hugs , your friend Debbie Therrien (Kilborne) xx - Posted by: Debbie (Friend, Registered Nurse) on: Jan 23, 2022

• While living at Devonshire House the Bradleys were our neighbors and best friends, in fact, I would say my now deceased wife Jean a Wendy were the absolute best of friends. After Wendy moved and Jean went to Park Manor Care Home it was hard to get together as Wendy was taking care of Bill. Nonetheless both her and Bill remain in my fondest memories. God be with you. - Posted by: Arthur Jones (friend) on: Jan 17, 2022

• I lived at 675 Kildonan Dr. by Bronx Park. I remember spending time with Wendy as she used to come over to play with me and some others in the neighborhood. Before I went into Junior High, my family moved to the West End and I lost touch with most of my friends in the East Kildonan area. I am happy to hear Wendy had a wonderful life, enjoyed her work and was loved by so many. My deepest condolences to her family. Anita McKinnon (nee Oberton) Kelowna,BC - Posted by: Anita McKinnon (childhood friend) on: Jan 10, 2022

• My wife Diane was a life time friend with Wendy. She lived on Bronx Avenue and Wendy was on Henderson close to Bronx. They went to school together and spent time in each other's homes. Wendy never missed a birthday telephone call. I had the pleasure of meeting Wendy shortly after I met Diane. We visited Wendy and Bill at their home in Ontario and when they moved to Winnipeg. Diane often went for breakfast with a group of friends from school, including Wendy, years later. It is difficult to believe that Wendy is gone. We will miss her and our hearts go out to her family. - Posted by: John and Diane Holland(nee Koval) (Friends) on: Jan 09, 2022

• Wendy and Bill were our neighbors at our cottage in the Kenora area. We were neighbors and friends for over 22 years. We remember fondly spending New Years with them, fishing, cross-country skiing and many fun-weekends in the summer. Wendy was such a bubbly and positive person and it was a joy to be around her. We cherish the memories of Wendy and Bill. They will always be in our hearts. - Posted by: Herbert and Heidi Grosshans (Friends) on: Jan 08, 2022