Gail P. Wellington

I worked with Gail at Commodore after meeting first at Computervision in the UK. We have remained in contact over the years, despite all of both of our different careers and moves. Many will remember her for her work with Commodore computers, Amiga and software. Many of us in Europe, North America and internationally will remember her as a friend. Our thoughts are with her

I met Gail through teaching her grandchildren art at Brooke Elementary. I also had the pleasure of hosting her for Art Goes to School. She was a wealth of knowledge and so interesting to talk to. My condolences to your family. Susan Witts

Gail was one of the key people who made our amazing Amiga computers come to life. Many of us are still using the systems that Gail and her colleagues developed. It was always awesome to see Gail pop up on interviews and give her take on those magical years at Commodore. Gail lives on in the Amigas us enthusiasts collect and maintain. RIP Gail.

I met Gail through my daughters who worked for Three Peas in a Pod. She was always very nice and always busy doing something. Her contributions were felt by many people and organizations. She has touched many lives, perhaps that is her legacy. R.I.P. Gail, fly with the Angels!

You touched many lives, Gail. You will be sorely missed by the Commodore community.

Gail was my closest friend for 53 years. We had so many memories together, both good and bad and I will miss her for the rest of my life. I have always loved being an honorary Wellington!