I’m getting fed up with losing dear friends way before their time. It’s happened too many times recently. I can accept 4 score years and 10 – even 3 score years and 10. But you – beautiful, kind and intelligent Jenny? Why? At your age?!
She was one of the very first local folk to completely make us welcome in Big Stone, and supported absolutely everything we tried to get going – Farmers’ Market, Celtic festival, writers’ group, murder mysteries and on, and on – –
Her final lesson to me, and all of us, was this – enjoy life to the full, even when you suspect it will be shortened, and most importantly – RIP Jenny Mullins!
Wendy Welch: Books, Yarn, Cats, Opioids 
I’m so sorry for your loss, Wendy. I’ve never met Jenny, of course, but she looks like a vivacious, sweet fun-to-be-around kind of person. I know you’ll miss her a lot.
So sorry.
I am so very sorry to read of your dear friend’s death. Yes- I so agree about being fed up at death. Sending love and supportive energy your way as you grieve your beautiful friend.
~ Karla
Someone who loves and believes in you and supports your every effort is priceless, and to lose them an indescribable loss. Sending love and hugs to you, Wendy.
She leaves an incredible legacy which she shared with you two. I wish for you two a rainbow thru the tears.