Wendy,
We became friends back in the early 2000's when we started working together at AT&T. We completed our job applications together on that first day we met and became coworkers and lunch buddies that resulted in a strong friendship with many laughs and serious conversations about work and life. Then when both our jobs ended at AT&T, we worked together at Global One for several more years. You left Global One due to a reduction in force, but we maintained our friendship. You moved to State College to fulfill your dream of becoming a singer in a rock band and possibly buy a farmette for your horses. I am going to miss the many laughs and serious conversations we had about life in our turbulent times. I know you didn't want to leave us and you fought a good fight that we all will eventually have to fight as well. I know that you are in a better place now and I will always treasure the friendship that we had. You have moved on to the next chapter of your life and I look forward to seeing you again in another time and place. Take care my friend, until we meet again.
Len
Helen...I was so sorry to hear of your daughter’s passing and wanted you to know I am thinking of you and your family at this very sad time...Sue Kauffman
Dear Dave and Helen,
I never met Wendy but she was clearly a wonderful person, passing from this life too soon.
My sincere condolences and sympathy to you, her husband, family, and friends who will
dearly miss her.
With love,
Bob
