WENDY L. BLACK

All these years later, I can still hear Wendy laughing.

So sorry to have learned of this, Hill.

Hillel, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your wife. My thoughts are with your family.

I started to know Wendy when our boys attended Trinity School ten years ago. Her kindness and warmth touched me and kept us in touch since then...
Her signature smile will remain with me forever.

Wendy encouraged me back at the Maui Writers Conference in 1996. I will always remember her genuine warmth, her professional advice, and her shrewdness for finding the story. She even sent me a book she had represented, to guide me in my efforts. I'll never forget it. Peace.

I was stunned and saddened to read about Wendy's passing. I positively adored her...her infectious laugh, that smile...all of the wonderful moments we spent laughing together at Literary Guild parties...they're memories I'll always cherish. This was one helluva human being and Hill and Harry will always be very fortunate people to have had her in their lives. Keep her memory alive and she'll always be with you...with my deepest sympathies.

I will always remember Wendy as a kind, sympathetic, intelligent, and warm-hearted friend and colleague. My heart is with you, Hillel and Harry. --Roz Siegel

so sorry to read this!

I havent seen Wendy for years but have very fond memories of spending time with her and my brother, Abner Stein who also passed away in january.
Please accept my most sincere sympathy.
Linda Clark

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.