Wendy Rae Kunz Ingebrigtsen, 64, passed away peacefully at her home on May 6th, 2019. She spent her last days surrounded by her best friend Sam, her children, family and close friends.
Wendy led a life full of love and laughter. All who knew her will remember passion for music, games, yarn and gadgets. She is survived by her parents, Wendell and Verla Kunz, and her 7 siblings. Her most prized possessions though, were her 5 children and 22 grandchildren; Aaron Ingebrigtsen, Shantal and Brian Brake (8), Katrina and Rich Nelson (8), Matthew and Amiee Ingebrigtsen (4), Tamra and Russell Wright (2).
Services will be held on Saturday May 11th, 2019 at the church building on Extension and 6th Avenue. 616 S Extension Road Mesa, AZ 85210.
The family requests that in lieu of traditional black, please wear bright colors that remind you of Wendy. If sending flowers or plants, please use Watson’s Flower Shop on main and have delivery set for the church on Saturday between 7:30-9:30am.
We loved Wendy and her beautiful smile! She will be missed! ❤️
May God give strength to the family to bear the irreparable loss and grant the departing soul a place in heavenly abode.
Loved our chats, you were so kind. I will help look after Aaron.
Miss you loads xxx
Wendy was a loving and kind example of serving others. She was always concerned others were happy and was careful not to let her illness get in the way of enjoying events and laughing. She loved music, and indeed, seemed to be enjoying music all the time. Loves to her children.
I feel so very blessed to have known Wendy; even though it was for just a brief time. She touched my life and I believe that she touched the lives of many people. I felt her genuine warmth and concern.
I send my heartfelt condolences to Wendy’s family and close friends. They are in my thoughts and prayers at this time. ♥️
I was her visiting teacher and friend. We watched the series Chuck together. We went to lots of movies, We sang together, we joked together . We had lots of fun. What a great and lovely Person. I loved watching Her sing in the choir . Or playing piano at a baptism. Or teaching primary songs. That’s what Wendy was, and is. She is music!
We were blessed to have known Wendy. Our sincere sympathy to family and her best friend Sam.
I was fortunate to have Wendy come into my life twice. Once when I was finishing up my senior year of high school. We dated and met socially from then until I went on an LDS mission. We had to part ways when she met and married Rich.
The second time was about 6 years ago when our paths crossed in social media and we were able to catch up on each other’s lives to that point and we’ve stayed in contact until Father called her Home.
Farewell my dear friend until we meet again.
I was fortunate to have Wendy come into my life twice. The first time was when I was just finishing up my senior year of high school. We dated and met socially until I went on an LDS mission. We parted ways when she met and married Rich.
The second time came when our paths crossed in social media about 6 years ago. We have been able to keep up on each other’s lives since.
Farewell my dear friend. Until we meet again.
Our hearts go out to all your family! We pray that the pain of losing your dear mother and grandmother will be eased through this difficult time. May you continue to be blessed and supported by the Holy Spirit.
A special connected soul from first meeting and there after.
I have had the joy of knowing Wendy for about 30 years! I’m sorry I couldn’t be at the funeral. I loved having a friend who loved me in spite if my many faults. We could disagree on things and still remain strong friends. I loved the two years we shared as roommates. Wendy you taught me so much. I miss you my friend, not goodbye, but until we see each other again!
OUR HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES. REST IN PEACE.