Wendy Ann KINDRED

KINDRED,
Wendy Ann

Wendy Ann Kindred (Pfarr) left our presence much too early, and with so many plans left to finish.
She was a brilliant and talented woman - from art, to literature, to finance - aspects of her life that to many were unknown, due to her humble nature.
Wendy could not always find that perfect niche to showcase her amazing talents. An aspiring archeologist, a world traveler, or perhaps just an eccentric, her brilliance came easily to her; but it was her loving heart and her ability to care for others that dominated her world.
Wendy was non-judgmental and welcomed everyone into her inner circle with open arms. She could draw you in with her fun-loving attitude, great sense of humor and contagious laugh. She included you, genuinely cared about how you were doing, and went out of her way for you.
She often found herself in the role of a mother to those drawn to her. Although she did not have children of her own, she unselfishly took care of others, both young and old. Wendy's animals were also her children; they were central in her life and she loved them completely.
Wendy was a romantic, voraciously reading her trashy novels and getting most of her girlfriends equally hooked. She rocked to heavy metal, loved cherry pie a la mode, and of course, all things black and red.
Wendy's love of the outdoors probably began in her childhood haunts around "the cabin" at Priest Lake. Her enjoyment of these adventures continued throughout her life, from camping trips on local lakes to simple evenings on her own patio paradise.
Wendy could be relied on to make us laugh with crazy animal cartoons or sexy men photos, take sincere interest in our lives, and share a bit of her best laid plans for her next crazy endeavor. These are just a few of the many beautiful facets of Wendy and the gifts that she shared with those around her.
For those who truly knew her, look back on how she may have touched your life without you even realizing it. Wendy expected nothing in return. She included everyone, she cared, she loved, and of course, she did all of this in the midst of being all-around crazy fun.
Wendy passed on March 11, 2017 and the Celebration of Wendy's Life will be held on April 23, 2017, from 10:30am to 1:30 pm at the Commellini Estate.
Wendy, you are truly missed and we thank you for your love of life.