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Those who would like to support WendyРІР‚в„ўs lifelong commitment to social justice and the empowerment of those in need may make donations in her name to any of the following nonprofit organizations: The Guardian (online newspaper that she supported) CLiCK Willimantic (co-founded by her daughters) The ChildrenРІР‚в„ўs Home Society of New Jersey (run by her neighbor and friends) The Suzanne Patterson Center / Princeton Senior Resource Center (where she worked) the AAMH of West Windsor Township (also where she worked) or any other of their choice.Р”Р„ Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, Decemat the Nassau Inn from 12:30-3 p.m.

In homage to her favorite poet, William Blake and his poem РІР‚СљJerusalem,РІР‚Сњ she never ceased from mental fight, nor did her sword sleep in her hand, and there is no doubt that she has returned to EnglandРІР‚в„ўs green and pleasant land. It would be an understatement to say that she will be missed by us and all who knew her, but at the same time the love she gave continues to grow, to bear fruit, and will do so far into the future.Р”Р‡inally, it must be said that up to her last moment, Wendy lived her life according to her deeply seated values of compassion, empathy, generosity, equity, respect, grace, and dignity. Her beloved cat Cleome now has a new happy home and lives on РІР‚СљGodfrey StreetРІР‚Сњ in Willimantic. Phoebe Godfrey, her wife Tina, of Willimantic, CT, and their son Dylan Fedora of Brattleboro, VT. Godfrey, Wendy leaves behind her son Nicholas Godfrey, his wife Allison, and their two children Slater and Alta of Boston, MA and her daughter Dr. Predeceased by her husband of 58 years, Dr. Furthermore, she never stopped creating community wherever she went, including in Willimantic, CT, where she spent much time with her daughter, her daughter-in-law, and their friends, all of whom who quickly became her friends as well. Reed, issued a Proclamation, declaring as РІР‚СљGillian Godfrey DayРІР‚Сњ!Р”Р„fter her retirement, Wendy further developed her passions and gifts as a gardener, an artist, and a writer, all of which continued to flourish and evolve even up to her last moments, demonstrating that one is never too old to live life creatively and to its fullest. In fact, so significant was her impact on the center that upon her retirement in 1994 the then Mayor of the Borough of Princeton, Marvin R. She brought her unique ability to emanate an energy of light, learning, collectivism and ultimately love to peopleРІР‚в„ўs lives. Gillian created the center as a place of genuine community where everyone was welcome and they knew it.

#MANS BODY FOUND IN CAMBRIDGE WI 2006 PROFESSIONAL#

All these years of experience led to her final and most significant professional achievement of her life, which was the first director and creative force behind the Suzanne Patterson Center / Princeton Senior Resource Center. This position allowed her to bring love and compassion to those who society overlooks.

From Europe, Gillian came to Princeton where she first became involved with the AAMH creating the Boarding Home Outreach Program. Wendy, or Gillian as she referred to herself professionally, had a long career as an occupational therapist including working in the Napsbury Surrey County Psychiatric Hospital and Netherne Psychiatric Hospital in the U.K., the Princess Margaret Hospital for Children in Trinidad, as the senior art therapist at Deveraux Ranch School in Goleta, California, to teaching art at the British School of Brussels. Lloys, Exeter, Devon in 1952, she combined the gift of connection with her creative talents. Trained as an occupational therapist at Dorset House, Oxford and St. In fact, WendyРІР‚в„ўs generosity of spirit led her to always know what an intimate moment required to make it memorable, by either offering loving advice, compliments, witticisms, intellectual insights, lines of poetry and song, and if you were very lucky - a dirty limerick or two! From her birth in London on Jto her peaceful passing in Connecticut on October 8, 2021, she had the gift of connecting with others. Gillian Wendy Slater-Godfrey was an extraordinary woman.

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