Birth date: Sep 25, 1970 Death date: Apr 25, 2021
Wendy Nightingale Obituary Wendy Lee Honeycutt Nightingale was born September 25, 1970 in Pasadena, Texas to Jerry Honeycutt and Wanda Lee Watkins Honeycutt. After her father’s death, her mother remarried Lonnie Deatherage. She an Read Obituary
I worked with Wendy for years at St John. She was a great nurse and friend. Peace be with the boys during this difficult time.
I met Wendy this year as she became involved in a family members care. What a sweet, caring hard working person she was. She always went above and beyond what was needed..Our family will miss her. We are glad she was in our lives. May her memory be a blessing for her family.
Wendy was such a dear, sweet person. I always loved spending time with her at family get togethers. We will miss you so much. I pray Ben, Trey and Vincent can eventually find peace in their hearts. A lovely lady gone way too soon.
There are people who cross your path from time to time who leave an indelible mark on your life. I lost one of those people on Sunday and just heard of her passing today. This woman was a young single mom, a nurse, a caregiver and my late husband’s care manager through an agency I hired to help me navigate through the most difficult time of my life. She was compassionate, caring, uplifting, supportive and strong for me. She was an advocate and a friend. She died too young and I shall miss her but am so thankful for having known her. Wendy Nightingale, your loss will be felt by all those whose lives you touched. Rest In Peace my friend. And when you see Tom, be sure to give him a big hug and kiss from me.
Wendy was so much fun to work with and will be greatly missed. Praying for her family and friends in this difficult time.
Wendy, was such a great person, she has been a life long friend (Daniel Webster class of 89), will be truly missed, She could always make you laugh, very positive and loved by everyone...
I met Wendy through Purview Life when sadly I had to place my husband who had Alzheimer’s in memory care. Wendy was our care manager and she was a lifesaver. She helped me navigate through all the difficulties and challenges I was facing with such compassion and kindness. We became friends through all of those experiences and she was always there for us. I am in shock at her unexpected loss but that much stronger and better for having had her in my life. I’d like to think of her reuniting in Heaven with my husband and how happy he would be to see her again. Wendy, you will be missed with all my heart and with all my heart I thank you.
Wendy, I miss you so much already. Until we meet again......Love you sweet friend, love 💘 little foot!
