In memory of

Wendy Pietrantuono

February 24, 1966 - December 27, 2016

Wendy Pietrantuono died peacefully in Brampton Civic Hospital on Dec 27 2016 at the age of 50. Wendy is survived by her husband Ben Pietrantuono. Visitation will start on Sat Dec 31-1000am-1100am at Meadowvale Cemetery 7732 Mavis Rd Brampton . The funeral will commence at 1100am with a reception to follow. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Wendy’s life. Flowers and condolences may be sent to Meadowvale Cemetery.

Guestbook

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Christine Heagle (Went to Highschool.)

Entered December 29, 2016 from Toronto

I am saddened to hear this news.
My condolences to the family.
So sorry for your loss.

Lynda Hounsime (Friend)

Entered December 29, 2016 from Brampton, Ontario

We laughed, we argued, we cried. We did silly things like riding on the electric shopping carts at Cosco because I couldn't walk. You helped me when we gathered items from Pet Stores for our Annual Basket draw for our leashfree park. I teased you for wearing a blanket over your coat at the leashfree. Rob gave you a warm fur hat and you never did it up but let it flop around in front of your eyes. We talked on the phone several times a week.I shall miss you my friend! xoxoxo

Kent Davis (Friend)

Entered December 29, 2016 from Brampton

My good friend Wendy was exactly that; a really good friend. She was one of those rare ones we all wish we had more of... Wendy would always cheer you up; she was always encouraging. She would say things like "go for it" or "you should". Wendy would always help anyway she could. Wendy had a great smile. She was a sweet, cheerful person to be around with a big heart. She loved her photography and would Photoshop the nicest personalized celebration cards; birthday ones being my favourite. At times she would make you your favourite dish and bring it over. She would teach you on the computer or do up a resume for you. Wendy will be greatly missed. I mourn that there is no more time to be spent together and no more laughing with her again. I'll sadly miss her. My condolences, Ken...