Wendy Woos, my friend Wendy, my work mum. Ten years we worked together at Aspin, and I treasure that time. I remember being in awe of you in the early days, but at some point that awe gave way to friendship. We stayed on there at Aspin when so many staff and students came and went. I remember our huddles in the kitchen, fomenting some insurrection or other. I remember you, Rach and I getting up to no good on evening shifts together. I remember so many moments, funny, serious, or poignant. I am truly sorry that I wasn't there for you when you were facing the challenge of Parkinson's, but you were often in my thoughts. I will miss you so much, Wendy, but I will never forget you. Your laughter always cheered me up. I hope you're in a sunny place, walking barefoot along a sandy beach somewhere, bringing your laughter and compassion to others. You were one of the most caring people I have had the honour to know. Bless you, Wendy. Love, Tim xxxxxx