Wendy Marie Struck

Birth date: Apr 19, 1958 Death date: Feb 25, 2025

Wendy graduated from Waterman High School Waterman, Illinois in 1976 and Northern Illinois University DeKalb, Illinois in 1980. Also in 1980 she moved to Texas settling in Carrollton, Texas where she started her career as a real e Read Obituary

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R Daniel Lyons

7w ago

My fondest memory of Wendy was when, after I told her of my Granny's Sunday dinners of chicken and dumpllings, home made noodles made fron scratch, and mashed potatoes with cream gravy, she invited me for dinner. There before me was a dinner that looked and tasted exactly as my Granny's dinners of long ago. Nobody had ever listened so carefully to what I said as Wendy, not to mention baking a dinner so delicious that it transported me back yo my childhood. But that was Wendy, a true lover and a truly great human being. God rest your soul Wendy,and God reward you for your love of your son, Kenneth, your friend Ruth, and me as well. Dan

Helen Junell-Fassauer

42w ago

in honor of Wendy.

We had Wendy over at our family Thanksgiving and she was always such a delight to be around.
Her love of the State Fair of Texas was like no one I’ve ever known. My brother in law always made sure she had passes to go and enjoy the things she loved at the fair.
Rest in Peace sweet Wendy, we shall all be together again.
Love you…
Helen Junell-Fassauer 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

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Linda Cornutt

44w ago

Wendy was bookkeeper for Argent Real Estate Development. My husband could not have made it without her, and after he passed, Wendy was just invaluable to me. She truly was an angel to both of us. She was also a devout Christian, and much loved by everyone.

R Daniel Lyons

45w ago

I was blessed by God to meet Wendy.Wendy generously helped tutor me about the nuts and bolts of opening and administering my own law practice. I could not have done it successfully without her help and guidance. Wendy also liked to give me feedback on the music and songs I wrote. She was kind, inspirational, and a truly Christian woman. God bless her soul and the souls of all her friends and family, especially her beloved son, Kenneth.

Ruth Tjosvold

46w ago

Wendy and I met when our kids left for a church retreat. We were standing in the parking lot as two single moms with free time we didn't know what to do with. We decided to go see a movie, The English Patient, which I loved and she hated. We laughed about how we could be such good friends with such different views on life. But, we were good friends. Lots of laughter and fun times. I miss calling my friend to tell her about fun or outrageous things from my day. Her coffee pot was always on.

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