13 Entries
kathie simonson
June 3, 2008
Denise was a next door neighbor of mine for several years....we looked out for each other...she was also a teacher of both of my kids...our cat loved to sleep in her pretty gardens...denise affected all of our lives one way or another....she was a sweet person, this is a great loss for her family and her friends.
Hunter Woodruff
May 31, 2008
Ms. Wenzel wasn't only a history teacher at Marshall Middle School, she was family. I am one of her 7th grade students, and I know how much of a joy she brought in her class everyday. When we walked into her class, she always smiled, and if we wanted her to she would walk it out. She will never be forgotten, she is in God's hands now.
Yolanda Holman
May 30, 2008
May, the Lord bring this family comfort and peace from above.
Nicole Morgan
May 30, 2008
Mrs. Wenzel had such a joyful and friendly countenance. I attended Vincent while she taught there, and though I never had her as a teacher, I kind of felt like I had. She was so friendly and interested in all students, not just those on her roll. It was a delight to walk past her room, because it was so encouraging! Thanks Mrs. Wenzel for being such a great example of what a Christ-filled life looks like. I look forward to kicking it in heaven with you one day! : )
Iris Boyd
May 30, 2008
Ms. Wenzel
I think her smile sums her up!! Always positive and friendly. I worked with her for a long time at Vincent and the one image that I could visualize in my head when I heard about the tragedy was the way that she bounced around campus with that contagious smile on her face. I will miss you!! I know that we really didn't keep in contact when I left Vincent but I have always considered her as a dear friend of mine. I know GOD has a place for her in heaven because He will always keep his angels.
margaret nelson
May 30, 2008
you gave your life to help the children in mexico. God bless you, and rest in peace.
Gerald
May 29, 2008
Denise was a very special neighbor. Always smiling. I will miss talking to her when she walked her dog. I pray for her family and friends to be comforted by Jesus until they meet again.
TOM CAMPBELL
May 29, 2008
MS.WENZEL WAS A GREAT PERSON WHO LOVED ALL.IM SURE SHES IN A BETTER PLACE BUT IT'S HARD TO LIVE LIFE KNOWING THAT GREAT PERSON LIKE HER IS NO LONGER WITH YOU.MSWENZEL WAS A GREAT TEACHER WHO LOVED WHAT SHE DONE.THE SHORT TIME I SHARED WITH HER WAS VERY APPRECIATED.I JUST WNAT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR THE ADVICE YOU GAVE ME AND THE THINGS YOU TOUGHT ME.I DIDNT REALIZE HOW MUCH I WOULD MISS YOU WHEN YOU WHERE GONE.I GUESS YOU NEVER KNOW HOW YOU TRULY FEEL ABOUT SOMEONE UNTIL THEIR GONE.I CRIED ALMOST EVERYDAY FOR THE PAST WEEK.DONT EVER TAKE LIFE FOR GRANTED CQUSE YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN SOMEONE YOU LOVE WONT BE WITH YOU ANYMORE.MS.WENZEL LOVED TO DANCE...AND MIGHT I ADD SHE WAS GOOD AT IT.I KNOW IT'S LONG BUT YOU NOW KNOW HOW I FELT ABOUT HER.MY PRAYERS GO OUT TO THE FAMILY,FRIENDS,AND STUDENTS AND STAFF OF MARSHALL DURING THIS TIME OF SORROW.I LOVE YOU MISS WENZEL AND WILL NEVER FORGET YOU.SEE YOU LATER IN THE AFTER LIFE .REST IN PEACE MY MOST CHERISHED TEACHER.THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME OUT TO TEACH ME.
Linda Helton Korns
May 29, 2008
I met Denise when I worked with her at MASH hospital. Denise was a such a special person. Sweet, caring, disciplined and commited to her work and family. She was in my wedding and I hers and was a cherished friend even though it was hard to stay in touch with our busy lives. My thoughts and prayers are with all of the family during this difficult time. Just remember that she'll always be with you in spirit.
Mary Beth Bourg
May 29, 2008
I worked with Denise at Vincent Middle School. She was such a positive force on our campus. She always had a warm greeting and kind words for everyone. She was loved by the faculty and the students. She will be missed.
Jody Ainsworth
May 29, 2008
Denise and I taught together at South Park Middle School. She was a joy to know and was such an encourager. She loved her job and was always the one to offer help to other teachers. Later, my middle son had the privilege of being in her class at Vincent Middle School. I saw her often at basketball games at the school, and she was always friendly and very easy to talk to. Denise touched many lives as a teacher and in her family and circle of friends. I am thankful to have known her and pray that God will bring comfort to her family as only He can. Denise lived her life well.
Mary Jane Alston
May 29, 2008
Have hope in tomorrow, have faith in the everlasting, and take comfort in the presence of God, family and friends. I send my prayers.
Susan Vallot
May 28, 2008
What a sad time for all who knew Denise. She and I were best friends in 8th grade at Bowie and continued our friendship at French High School and Lamar as Sigma Nu Little Sisters. She will be greatly missed by all. I feel regret that she and I didn't talk more often since I moved to San Antonio. Time is precious! God Bless Denise and her whole family.
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