Wendy Fawcett (nee Bliss), age 75 of Eastlake, passed away September 18th, 2024 at Hospice of the Western Reserve in Cleveland surrounded by her family. She was born April 10th, 1949 in Boston, MA to the late Edwin and Rita Bliss.
Wendy loved cooking and was a fantastic chef. She enjoyed gardening, kayaking, and her bare-feet on the earth & sand. Wendy was joyous stacking wood and doing anything outdoors with her cherished grandchildren & family.
Wendy was the devoted wife for 54 years to her husband Terry; doting mother of Sara (Matt) Neath and Lee (Kathy) Fawcett all of Willoughby, OH; loving sister of Barbara (Richard) Laws of Westford, MA and Alison (Christopher) Dintino of Mashpee, MA; Wendy was an amazing grandmother of David Lane, Rachel Fawcett, Stephen Fawcett, Collin Neath, and Ava Neath; sister in law of Karyn (Bill-deceased) Futchi and Patty (Neil-deceased) Fawcett; aunt to many beautiful nieces and nephews, grandnieces and nephews.
Wendy’s wishes were to have no services.
Donations can be made in Wendy’s name to Hospice of the Western Reserve www.hospicewr.org
Arrangements have been entrusted to Jeff Monreal Funeral Home and Cremation Services of Painesville
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13 Replies to “Wendy Fawcett (nee Bliss)”
Wendy was a beautiful lady. I can’t express how much I’m going to miss her and all our fun times that we had. Those are the memories I will hold, dear to my heart.
So sorry to hear about Wendy’s passing. Much love and prayers to Terry and the whole family. XXOO
I hope you have a flower garden in heaven girl. You’ll be truly missed…
Blessed angel you are for now you can forever watch over your family without suffering. May your soul have peace and your family be embraces in healing. I pray they keep your alive in memory ???????? ❤️ share your love and laugh.
We are so sad of the loss of Wendy she was a beautiful soul. We always loved her nurturing ways and lovely smile/laugh she will be missed tremendously blessing to Wendy’s family love Leah Randy Kyle Kayla Monica (Schefflers)
Oh Sara, I am so sorry for the loss of your mom!! My heart goes out to all of you!! She was an inspiration to me and how beautiful her relationship was with David! I know they had such a special bond. My prayers are with you and your family!
I can truly say she was the most important friend I had in my life. Unconditional love she gave to me. Met her when I was 17, and knew her for 57 years. I look around my house and see so much of her. A blanket she crocheted for me, a cookbook she wrote for me of her favorite recipes when I left Ohio.
No one made better Christmas cookies!
She was one of a kind, a lady with a huge heart.
I’ve always loved her and always will.
You will forever be Grandma Wendy to us. Thank you for the many years of fun and wonderful memories! We love you and will miss you terribly.
Love, Jeff and Kelly Bacon, Zac, Sean and Adam
Wendy was a loving, caring, genuine woman. A caregiver to anyone who needed her and a giving, loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend. She loved the outdoors, planting a garden, taking care of her plants and flowers, kayaking, and supporting breast cancer. She will be deeply missed by many but is now at peace.
Sara I am so sorry to hear this. Your relationship with your mom is such a blessing. You will have so many memories to keep and share with everyone. She is truly one special lady looking over you now. I am here if you need me for anything.
I remember her coming in the Willoughby store getting her groceries together to spend time with the Grandkids,she would say that was the best times. I didn’t know until I had my own Grandkids. Rest sweet Wendy.????
My Sincere Sympathy Sara and to your entire Family. Love Love Love and Hugs
Wendy is one of the finest people I’ve been blessed to know. She and Tex have been like family to me, the times we shared were many,and well loved. Though I can only guess at the grief Tex is experiencing I believe with all my being that Tex’s life was the fullest it could have been with Wendy by his side. Together they raised two fine offspring, Sara and Lee, who in turn bore offspring that brought happiness to Wendy, and continue to bring joy to Tex. I’ve felt as close to Tex and Wendy as I’ve felt to my own brother and sister over all these years and I will miss her. I believe that she will continue to watch over Tex, Sara, Lee and their brood, as she did during her days here with us.
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