Wanda-Blewett (McCulley)-Obituary

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Wanda Lee Blewett (McCulley)

Flint, Michigan

Feb 28, 1932 – Jan 11, 2022

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BORN
February 28, 1932
DIED
January 11, 2022
LOCATION
Flint, Michigan

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Swartz Funeral Home - Flint Obituary

BLEWETT, WANDA LEE (McCulley) of Davison, age 89, went home to be with our Lord and Savior Tuesday, January 11, 2022. Funeral services will be held at 1 pm Saturday, January 15th, 2022, at Swartz Funeral Home, 1225 West Hill Road, Flint, MI. Pastor Frank Beck officiating.


Visitation will be from 2 pm-8 pm on Friday, January 14 and from 11 am–1 pm on Saturday prior to the service.


Wanda was born in Flint, on February 28, 1932, the daughter of the late Johnnie W. & Elizabeth A. McCulley. Wanda married the love of her life, Francis Blewett, on September 19, 1953. She resided in Flint, Clio, and Davison for the last 23 years. Wanda graduated from Flint Central High School in 1949 and attended Owosso Bible College. Wanda was employed at AC Spark Plug in the early 50s and Citizens Bank in the late 60s and 70s. Wanda was a member of Flint First Wesleyan Church (First Pilgrim Holiness Church) from her birth in 1932 until her death. She served on the Board of Administration, Trustee Board, and was a Sunday School teacher for many years. Wanda enjoyed being a choir member and participating in Christmas and Easter cantatas. Wanda sang with her sisters, The McCulley Trio, on the radio, TV, and at many churches all of her life. Wanda was devoted to her Lord, family, and friends. She enjoyed calling on those who were ill, she loved life and making people happy. Surviving are her children; daughter, Mary Lynn Jakubielski; son, John (Maureen) Blewett; four grandchildren, Jason (Jennifer) Waun, Johnnie Blewett, James (Courtney) Blewett, and Elizabeth Phinn; five great-grandchildren, Brook (Travis) Fath, Joe and Jenna Waun, Aiden Phinn, and Colton Blewett; two great, great grandchildren; Reagan and McKinley Fath; sister, Betty Ann Merritt; brothers-in-law, Gerald Waun and Jack (Maria) Fry; nephew Loren Fry; other nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Francis J. Blewett; her parents, Johnnie & Elizabeth McCulley; sisters, Connie Lanfear, Barbara Sims, and Patricia Waun; brothers-in-law, Paul D. Merritt and William Sims; daughter-in-law, Kellie Blewett and son-in-law, William Jakubielski. Special thanks and gratitude to the staff at The Oaks of Woodfield and Mid Michigan Home Health and Hospice.

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I remember her and her sisters singing in church and she was always ready to help with dinners and functions there. Her and my mother Jeri Howell were good friends and she will be missed.

We got to Swartz a little after 8. We knew visitation ended. We were greeted at the door by John and Maureen. We apologized for coming in late. Santana had a swim meet that just got over and one tomorrow. They both were very happy to meet Wanda's sweet friend Santana. They told him she always spoke highly of him. Swartz directors were kind enough to turn the lights back on and let Santana tell his good friend good-bye. God made this happen. He talked to her and thanked God for Wanda...

Dear Mary and the entire Blewett family so sorry for your loss. Wanda was a very special lady. i am so glad she was a part of my life. She will be deeply missed by all that knew her.

Wanda was something special. Every conversation started with "honey" (probably for everyone, but she always made me fee good). She had a sweet, gentle spirit and a kind heart. She invested so many hours giving of her time to the church to decorate the sanctuary, go to trustee meetings, or improve the church. When she wasn't doing any of that, she was encouraging someone with a Hallmark card. I know she has a special mansion reserved for her in heaven and she has reunited with Frank.

Heavens gain .. our loss!! What a beautiful, talented, energetic, and kind woman. She was such a big part of our family’s memories at Flint First. Prayers and sympathy to all her family.
Larry and Judy (Brown) Livingston

Mary Lynn so sorry for your loss. I remember your mom's kindness and smile.

Wanda was a wonderful friend, and so thoughtful of other people, she could never do enough for you. I become a friend of hers when we both worked , at the time Citizens Bank. She will long be remberer!

My prayers with you ! I'm your old neighbor in Clio mi

God only made one Wanda Blewett! She was such a special person, and made everyone she knew feel special. We want to express our deep condolences to the entire family.