Wendy Lynne Storey

Wendy Lynne Storey

Born: Bountiful, Utah, December 30, 1966

Spouse: Jeff W Storey

Children: Silver Jo Storey

Parents: Robert E and Jo Ann Hastie

Siblings: Ron Hastie (Robin), Wes Hastie, Shane Hastie

Marriage

Wendy and Jeff were married at Grande Estates, a beautifully restored Victorian

mansion in Ogden Utah. It was the Victorian style that made it special for them.

When Jeff enlisted in the US Navy, Wendy became a Navy Wife and worked with the

Wives Support Group, which is populated and run by the wives of the sailors who

are deployed. They banded together to assist and support each other while their

men were gone.

Wendy and Jeff had one child, Silver. Wendy chose to be a stay-at-home mom and

spent her time caring for Silver and loving her and her home and her pets. Wendy

was a cat-lady and there was always at least one cat in the home.

Eventually, when Silver didn't need so much care, Wendy started working for King

Soopers. There, she was quickly promoted to management because of her integrity

and work ethic. Not to mention her caring nature. She eventually had to leave their

employment, but she didn't leave the friends she made there.

Wendy and Jeff had a renewal of vows for their 10th anniversary, in Virginia City,

NV. It became a tradition to renew vows every 10 years, thereafter. For the 20th it

was vow renewal at Redstone Inn in Redstone, CO. Last year, their 30th, was a

cruise to Hawaii.

Family

Wendy is the only daughter of Jo Ann Hastie. Adopted by Robert E Hastie, her stepfather.

She grew up in rural Morgan, Utah with her brothers and childhood friends

Stacey Taylor and Lynette Weeks. She hated the outdoors, but lived with a family

that loved the outdoors and camping. Robert was known to get a camper trailer so

that Wendy and Stacey could join them on camping trips.

Jeff also grew up in Morgan, but he and Wendy did not meet until after she had

moved out of Morgan.

Wendy's family is now spread through Utah, Colorado, Idaho, and Nevada. She was

often away visiting. She kept a constant cadence of keeping up with family and

helping any family member in any way she could.

Remembrance

There will be a remembrance of Wendy on Wednesday April 24 from 4 - 6 pm. We'll

have pictures, music, family, and friends. No guided service. Bring your memories

and pictures and let's talk about Wendy and what she meant to us.