Deepest condolences to the whole family. I only met Wendy for a short time through Meals on Wheels...but we had some great conversations about memories of my youngest brother and family. A beautiful warm hearted soul. Regards Neil Quinn
Andrew, Mathew, Helen, Chemene & families.
Our hearts go out to you all for your beautiful Mum/Grandma Wendy.
Such a happy, friendly lady, always made us feel welcome & good chats when visiting Vincentia.
A lovely farewell you gave her.
Love Wendy, John, Isabel, Isaac & Mietta Wilkins
To the McKenzie family ,
My heart is with you in your time of sorrow.
I will always think of your mum fondly, she was a beautiful, strong, independent woman who always showed me great kindness.
It was a true blessing to have known her.
She was the heart and soul of the Vincentia community and will be missed greatly by everyone.
Love Raelene Boardman and family xx
To Andrew , Toots, Matthew Chemene & families, sorry we could not join you to farewelll Wendy. Lots of memories of her & our trips to Jervis Bay. What a fabulous send off. Thinking of everyone. Love Jan, Willie & family xx
Sending our warm hugs to Andrew, Matthew, and all the family.
Such a special lady who we all share great memories with.
Kind regards from Bruny
Ben Kienhuis
Willie Kienhuis
To the extended McKenzie family, we send our sincerest condolences, on the passing of our much loved friend Wendy. Mum will dearly miss her close ‘buddy’,
but we will cherish the wonderful memories made together….forever.
Lots of love,
Nance, Brian, Dale and Amy. Xx
Sharing a lovely memory of Wendy... our toddler Sebastian was very comfortable going next door (Towry Crescent home) with his nan Dierdre for a visit with Glen n Wendy.
Early one morning we (Peter and Cheryl) were both sound asleep and Sebastian decided he wanted an early breakfast, and so decided to toddle over on his own and knock on Wendys door. Wendy and Glenn who were early risers were perplexed as to who was knocking on their door at this early hour..upon opening the door Wendy listened to Sebastian's story of woe, how we were asleep and he needed breakfast now. Sebastian happily spent the next hour chatting to Wendy and eating a hearty breakfast she had cooked for him. We were just waking up from our blissful sleep, it was still quite early...to the sound of our doorbell. Here was Wendy with her big smile with our now well fed very happy, chatty, escapee child in tow.
Dear Andrew, Helen, Matthew, Chemene and all the McKenzie family. We were deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Wendy. She was so much loved by the whole community. We hope you find comfort in her memory and the impact she has on the generations that follow her. Please accept our condolences. Our thoughts and love are with you all. With deepest sympathy, Peter, Maeve and Finn.
Sending our loving condolences to all of the McKenzie family. Wendy was a Vincentia icon, she took an interest in everyone she met and was always ready for a chat. Brandt, myself and our 3 children, particularly Max, were all privileged to have experienced the warmth and humility which personified this amazing lady! She will live on in your hearts and memories...
Janine & Brandt, Max, Greta and Polly Noack xx
On behalf of the Dingli family we would like to send our thoughts and condolences to The McKenzie family. Aunty Wendy was such a kind caring lady who was such a huge influence on my beautiful wife Ange. I know Ange will be up there with Aunty Wendy looking after her with open arms. Thinking of you all at this very hard time.
Love
Jason, Hayden, Jacob, Ebony, and Monique xxxxxX
Wendy, a wonderful person and friend to many in the Shoalhaven and beyond. I shall miss her sunny smile and endless chatter, just try and put your opinion in, no matter I loved to hear that chatter any time we met up. It meant Wendy was in good form and happy, Will miss you forever dear lady, your friend Corin xo
