I would just like you all to know, that we lost a very dear sister in the
Lord to us, Wendy Lawrence. She passed away this last Sunday. It was
sudden. We will miss her greatly She most recently was posting at our Forum
"Come Lord Jesus" and also at "Come Up Here" forum. I believe she posted
here a few times too.
We will miss her greatly. She was a wonderful loving and caring lady who
loved people and loved the Lord. She shined the love of Jesus in her heart,
and touched all she came in contact with. She was a joy to fellowship with,
and was a blessing to us all. We will see her soon I know. We miss you
Wendy.  Please remember her family in prayer. Love Pauleen {{hugs}}
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Thanks, Pauleen.
John

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Here is the write up on her from the papers.

Obituaries
Edwina C. "Wendy" Lawrence
She was born Jan. 11, 1948, in New Orleans, one of five children of Garland
Clyde and Lois Fredendall Estill. She moved to California with her family
in 1953.

She graduated from Trona High School in 1965, and on Sept. 23, 1966, she
was married in Milton, Ind., to Rickie Lawrence. They moved to Connersville
in August 1971. Mr. Lawrence survives. She attended Indiana University East
and earned her associate's degree in 1995; her bachelor's degree in 1999.

She had been employed at Wal-Mart for eight years; former agent for Western
Southern Life insurance in Richmond and later as an agent for Bankers Life
retiring in 2000 due to ill health.

She was a member of the Western Avenue Baptist Church; American Legion
Women's Auxiliary; was a Red Cross Volunteer; an assistant troop leader for
Girl Scouts, and enjoyed playing bingo, camping, chatting on the Internet
and genealogy.

Survivors include her husband, Rickie, of Connersville; two sons, Matthew
Edward Lawrence and Mark Allen Lawrence and wife, Katina; a daughter,
Amanda Marie Lawrence; two grandchildren, Chance Hendrickson and Baylee
"Bug" Lawrence, all of Connersville; two brothers, Mickey Estill and Jimmy
Estill of California; two sisters, Mrs. Cecil (Marie) Cooney of Texas; Mrs.
Jim (Laura) Robbins of California; and a number of nieces, nephews and
cousins.

She was preceded in death by her parents.