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Michael Schwartz
June 15, 2011
I only met wendall 2 times but both times were very fun. He was very interesting to talk and had fun stories to tell. I know one day the family will have this wonderful man back.
Kevin Thompson
June 6, 2011
Wendell was a loving father and a great man. He had an abundance of knowledge and taught me so many things. He was always an inspiration to me. He did many wonderfull things for many people.
I miss him very much and look forward to a time when I can see him again.
June 5, 2011
Dear Donna & Family,
Was saddened to hear of Windy passing, have been trying to remember your visit back to Illinois to visit Aunt Bulah, Grandma Bright, and dad. I will be thinking of you tomorrow.
Love
Chuck Bright
janice kniep
June 3, 2011
Wendell Thompson, we love you always! You taught us so many things, but most of all you taught us to laugh and laugh out loud! You are the best and will be so very very missed!
Janice Kniep
June 3, 2011
This is a wonderful man. He made everyone laugh, he had such charisma and charm. He was our loud-talking, big booming laugh Dad. He always gave me a reason to and chuckle and touched my heart with his love and laughter. He is my children's Grandpa T! You will be so very much missed down here, but alas Heaven has a new booming angel! Love & Hugs Forever! Janice (now Grandma to Shelby Thompson)
Lorraine Thompson
June 3, 2011
Wendell was a man who knew how to love his family. He did it without reservation and with arms wide open. I was so lucky to know him and be part of his family the past 17 years. I will miss him much.
Diana Thompson
June 3, 2011
Wendell was a wonderful father in-law. Because of him believing in family working together, I was able to experienced several family building projects, and actually learned how to build a house(es). Not everyone can say that. I will miss him and his loud booming voice that let everyone know he was present.
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