Anytime me and Hailey were being silent on the bus, Wren always made it funny by leaning in to us and going on one knee and saying “Women, am I right?” And it would make us all burst out laughing 😂 We all love Wren so much ❤️

I know her family already posted this picture but I remember this one one of our chior concerts last year. I remember when me and wren were walking around I almost ate it on the stair case and she teased me the rest of the week. I also remember during this concert how much fun it was seeing her and being with her. Wren always had love for everyone in her heart and it showed. She was a care free spirt. Another memory of us I have is we were walking the halls and she was reading a book. I was confused because she typically doesn't read but she told me how much she loved the book- Anne of green gables she forced me to read it and it became one of mine. She reminds me of Anne alot, she was a free spirit and didn't care what anybody thought of her. I miss her and love her ❤

I remember in ap huge we would goof off the whole time. She wound vent to me about wrestling and we would talk about some moves that they learned. I remember one time she tried acting it out in the middle of the classroom and it made my day. She's realy witty and super smart. Her sarcasam and wit always made my day, I used to look forward to ap huge because we would talk the whole time. I miss her and I can only imagine what her family's feeling. I also remember when we were both homecoming shopping we kept sending pictures back and forth with eachother. I also remember our chior concerts that we would hang out and have fun. My favorite memories with her were over the summer when we would go to the pool together. She never failed to make my day better, in fact she made my year. LLW ❤

We are so very sorry for your loss of sweet, beautiful Wren. May the Lord give you peace and comfort at this time and in the coming months. God Bless you all. Marc, Belinda, Benjamin, and Nicholas Barry.

I took this picture of Wren at the sand springs tournament. I will never forget the look of confidence she had on her face before her matches, nor will I forget the hilarious facial expressions she would always make.

On our way home from the sand springs tournament we stopped at subway. As I was having a hard time deciding which sandwich to get, I looked over to see Wren doing the same. I asked if she would want to get different sandwiches and share half-for-half. Her face lit up. We decided that turkey and ham were the best two options, and agreed that neither of us were picky so we could put whatever we wanted on our own original sandwiches. I don’t know why I was surprised when her half of her sandwich was covered in jalapeños. Despite her sweetness, I can’t imagine a topping that could better match her fiery personality and hair.

Wren was always so kind to anyone or animal she came across. She had such a bright light that I noticed most when she was laughing or talking about whatever was on her mind. When I first met Wren she was quiet and kept to herself, but one day I was surprised by her confidence and wit. From then on I knew Wren was special and capable of doing whatever she wanted in life. After Wren and I became friends, she talked more than anyone on the team. At first it was tiring, but then I began to appreciate our small talks. My favorite memory of Wren is her talking. I was lucky enough to share a room with Wren, Oakley, and Emma at the Sand Springs tournament. The first night when we got back to the room we all took turns showering. When it was Wren’s turn she walked into the bathroom talking to us, and continued to talk through the walls while she was taking a shower. I looked at Oakley and smiled asking if she knew what Wren was saying. Oakley yelled through the walls telling Wren “We can’t hear you! You need to talk louder!” Wren said, “oh, okay!” and continued talking.  Oakley and I looked at each other and smiled as we got ready for bed listening to Wren’s muffled voice and words that we couldn’t understand.
Later that night I woke up to her voice. I looked over and squinted in the dark assuming she was talking to Oakley, but Oakley was asleep. I said, “Wren, are you sleep talking?” And she answered, “Yeah!” and continued to quietly talk as I went back to sleep. 
The locker room is too quiet without her and each morning when I shower in the locker room I miss her being in the next shower over talking about whatever was on her beautiful mind. I still find her light in all of my teammates smiles. I will never forget how much joy she brought to our team and how much was was able to impact all of our lives in such a short time. I am so thankful that I was lucky enough to cross paths with Wren. I will never forget Wren or how bright her light is.

Jace Cuccia, Lingle Middle School, 8th Grade History

I had the wonderful pleasure of having Wren as a student last year at Lingle Middle School for 8th grade History.  She was a bright spot in my day, everyday!  She was witty and clever and a touch mischievous.  She had a fantastic sense of humor and was a talented cartoonist.  She gleefully drew a cartoon character every day during class when she should've been doing schoolwork.  She took such joy in it so it was hard for me to be upset that she was disregarding my instruction.  Once, when I asked why she wasn't doing her work, she answered crisply "because I don't like your class".  I answered with surprise, "really?"  expecting her to take it back and tell me that she was just kidding.  Instead she doubled down.  She looked up at me with that flaming red hair, faced dotted with youthful freckles and a naughty twinkle in her eye and answered "Really!"  I loved her spirit.  Her cartoon characters were painfully honest representations of my mood each and every day.    
This year,  whenever I was over at Heritage at times practicing with girls basketball I would see her at wrestling practice.  She would peer down at me from the balcony, always with a huge smile and wave an enthusiastic hello.  I will miss her dearly.  The thought of not seeing that smile breaks my heart.  I will miss you, Wren!  Love Cuccia!!

I am so sorry for your loss. I know she will be missed by many people. I'm keeping all the family in my prayers and thoughts.

When running track together we used a secret code to talk about anything while warming up so no one really understood and it was the light of my day because able to vent and only her know what I’m saying. Eating lunch together was also a highlight of my days because we’d laugh about anything and everything. For that I’ll be grateful to be able to know her because she was so funny and could light up a room no matter the day she was having she was one of the best friends I’ll ever have.

This was at homecoming she was so happy to be there she was dancing hanging out with friends she was just having a good time

I beautiful fun young woman, I had her in my Physical Science class and feel an empty place in my heart.  Always smiling, hard working, a joy to have in class. My condolences to all of her friends and family, I know how much she is missed.

The most difficult of losses is that of a child. My wife and I lost our first-born at about the same age as Wren more than 30 years ago.  My heart grieves for you, Zane, and all of your family. May the loving arms of Jesus enfold you all and help you through this time.

I can't imagine the pain your family is feeling right now.  I am praying for you all and sending love and strength during this heartbreaking time.

I have know her since the seventh grade and ever since we have become very close.  We would often share bus seats and bunk together on wrestling trips.  She was thoughtful, always had open arms for a hug and could always listen to whatever I had to say. At the same time she always had a story to tell me, or something nice to say. She was someone I knew I could always rely on.

I was in track last year with wren. She was such a sweet beautiful girl and she brought so much joy to that team and im forever grateful for her kind soul. She was soooo funny and always knew how to make someone smile when they weren’t feeling good and i will cherish her memory forever🤍 rest in peace sweet girl we miss you🕊️🤍
-Lily❤️

This was before our home duel! We mostly won our matches. We decided that Oakley needed some loves so we all decided to dog pile. After we got off of her Wren decided to tackle me to the ground🤣. One of my most favorite memories. Another is after I lost my match for 2nd place, she comes up to me and dead face says. "Don't worry my pookie, you are always first place in my heart😚😚." Blew a kiss to me, gave me a hug and made sure I was happy before going to bug Brylee.

Im sorry to all the friends and family of wren for this loss. Wren was an extremely special person, and i cant imagine how hard this is for the people closest to her. Im extremely lucky to have gotten to know her for the time i did and i know that shes somewhere better now. I can feel it. I hope her loved ones all find their way through this hard time and keep her memory close to their hearts. She will not be forgotten.

Wren had a good soul. She was kind, and funny,  and welcoming, and unique. If i got a second chance i would have held on to her tighter. Im thankful for the friendship i had with her.

Wren was a goregeous outstandingly bright girl. She always envied Ed sheran. (Less envied more worshipped) I will probably never forget her. I remmeber when she was in 7th grade and she was energetic and smiled all the time. When people were around her they couldn't help but smile and laugh with her. She always brightened everyone's day. Wren always had a good time when people were around. I don't think people could even get close without her making them laugh. Wren is goregeous and amazing. I don't pray but I think that I will for her.

I used to talk to Wren a lot last year in 8th grade. She was apart of our little friend group at our lunch table at school, she would always say the most funny things there. Wren was also in the same track team as me, and she was really fast. I was always trying my hardest to outrun her, but I never did. Condolences to everyone who knew her, especially her family. And thank you Wren for being a hilarious friend ❤

Wren was a light in my English class. She came in each day with a smile, laughed, made jokes, and was kind. I will miss seeing her each day, bringing joy and laughter to our group. Our group will miss her and will not be the same without her.

I have too many to have just one favourite memory: the way Wren would ask for frozen cookie dough for breakfast; the way she’d sing with me in the car; how she’d run around the back yard and run up to my window to wave at me; she’d ask me to make “very extra chocolatey milk”; or sit in the grass with me and we’d blow dandelion seeds to the wind <3

So very sorry for your loss!  Praying for all of you!

My condolences go out to wrens family, my heart breaks for you all. In the little time i knew wren ( my partner in english) i learned that she was energetic & happy. The smile on her face everyday made me smile. May my red head rest in peace 😕💖

We are so sorry to hear about Wren's passing.  Both my kids have grown up with Briar, Hawk and Wren.  We loved watching Wren grow with her wrestling this last year and will miss her dearly! ❤️. 

-The Fowler Family

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Wren Rose Goodwin

April 3, 2009 – February 11, 2024

Rollins Funeral Home

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