ABELSON Wendy Carol – Our beloved younger sister, passed away peacefully in Victoria on September 11, 2012. She will be greatly missed by her family and friends. Wendy was only 47 years old and her life followed a difficult and challenging path. Despite this, she was a great inspiration to all those around her. She published her life’s journey in her book – A Quest For Healing, A Story Of Love – even while she was dealing with all the problems caused by her diabetes. Wendy will be greatly missed, but we know her spirit is now free and joyous as she moves into the next stage of her soul’s journey. Private cremation. Wendy’s life will be celebrated in Calgary at a later date. Condolences may be offered to the family below.
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Helen Mienicki
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Shaw Yagi I have come across her amazing book at one of the homeless shelter in Victoria and I was moved so much. My deepest condolences. I was truly hoping to meet her and get her inspiration first hand. Even though I am homeless I have noticed a very similar pallarel to how Wendy came though her ordeal and have had the spiritual experience mentioned in Alcoholic Anonymous “Big Book”. I was so moved by her courage and determination.I was and am still very moved by her awesome humanness. Even though I did not personally know her, I feel like I do. From depth of my Heart, Love and Light. Thank you, Wendy.
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Valerie Cousineau As one of many who cared for Wendy, may it help to know that her love, sense of humour, determination and positive attitude toward her many challenges is admired deeply. Wendy will be remembered as a very special lady who touched my life. May fond memories in time, replace your sadness.
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Linda Niedzielski My thoughts are with you all. Wendy was a very warm and caring person who it was my great pleasure to know. I will miss her and always have special memories of the time we spent together.
Linda Niedzielski
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Alastair Pirie and Pat Elias Sending you all much love and light in this moment. Wendy will be missed but she will all-ways be present in our lives……. she is just a thought away.
All good from Zanzibar
Already 2/2 yrs. since Wendy left us to go on to her next adventure. I have had her picture obituary on my mantle all this time..and every so often I sit and talk to her…I know she is listening..Never did I imagine when I went off on sick leave that she would be gone and that all our talks would come to an end. Regret is a terrible thing….I regret not keeping in touch with what was going on…drowning in my own physical ailments…never for a moment did I consider I would not see her smile again..hear her stories…there for her last journey on earth…I know we will meet again in a better place.