Wendi Stevenson Bridge

Dear Gib and Marilyn, brothers, husband and "special gift" - children,

Please accept our deepest condolences at losing such a sweet spirit. Giband Marilyn, I only met Wendi about ten times, but she was such a sweet, young girl and lady. I know you miss her more than words can say. I know what you had to face. Watching a disease take her from you all and all you could do was pray, help, be there for her. I guess that is how I felt about my Steve. There was nothing either of us...

My heart goes out to you Rob, and to Steven and Lilly.

I met Wendi when we lived in Idaho Falls and we hit it off from the beginning. We both graduated the same year from different High Schools in Utah. And we were both self proclaimed "east side snobs". I'm thankful for the friendship I made with her. She will be very missed...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May your memories bring you comfort.

I had the privilege of working with Wendi at Cottonwood hospital, from the time she started as a CNA to the time she graduated as a RN. She was a devoted nurse, daughter, mother and wife. My thoughts and prayers go to her family. She was truly a blessing in many people's lives.

To Rob and family --
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

--The folks at Watson Labs

Dear Stevensons,
Our most heartfelt condolences! It's always hard to lose a loved one, and so much more so when it's far too early. I pray the gospel will bring you much peace and comfort at this time. Please know you're in my prayers.

Dear Stevenson Family,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your beautiful daughter and sister. I remember her to be such a fun, happy and sweet little girl. Even though I haven't seen her in many years I remember her well. My prayers are with you all at this time.
Sincerely,
Melodee Pratt Wilcox

I was lucky enough to meet Wendi many years ago at Cottonwood Hospital where she was my CNA. I watched her finish school and become a great Nurse. She was always so nice and helpful to the patients and a pleasure to us all. Most important Wendi became my friend and that has never changed. She was truly a inspiration and role model for her kids and all those who knew her. I am deeply sorry for Rob, Steven, Lily and the rest of her family. She will be missed by many.

With Love and...

I worked with Wendi at Cottonwood Hospital and have such fond memories of her. She helped me as a new nurse and was always so patient and willing to help. I remember what a great mom she was and how much she loved her two young children. She was a great example to me and although I haven't spoken to her in many years, I will miss her.