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Amy Litman
Wendy Overly
September 10th, 1959 - October 13th, 2020
September 10th, 1959 - October 13th, 2020
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Gary Connelly

Gary Connelly
Wendy as Lucy Van Pelt: KSU Play Package Company 1981
Bill Cardoza
Almost 10 years ago, Wendy contacted me on a dating website that we were both on called plentyoffish.com. on December 23rd, 2010, I was at a Boston Bruin's game with my son Justin and when I got home around 11:30, I checked my account and there was a hit on my page. I opened it and found a woman named Wendy Overly was interested in me. I sent her my phone number and she called me. Her POF site did not have a picture of her because she didn't want someone contacting her because they saw her in a show at the theater. I had no idea what she looked like but she finally sent me her photo and I liked what I saw. We talked for about 4 hours and agreed to meet for breakfast at the Modern Diner in Pawtucket on Christmas Eve day. Of course she was late. She looked very attractive and was exactly what I was looking for. Needless to say I was feeling good about meeting her. We continued to talk over the next few days. She wanted to invite me to the show she was in at the Gamm called "A Childs Christmas in Wales". Unfortunately, we got a huge snowstorm that day and I couldn't go. I fell in love with her almost immediately and we were together ever since. I'm glad she took a chance on me. I miss you. Bucky
Gary Connelly

Tony Estrella

Awake and Sing! One of so many brilliant performances by Wendy. I love this pic of Bessie.
Tina Callari
Oh my sweet "Wee", from the first day we met MANY years ago at that first rehearsal in BO42 you were my hero. You took a nervous freshman under your wing and our wonderful friendship began. You were my 1st roommate in a REAL apartment and if we had a nickel for every laugh we would both have been millionaires. So many years have passed and even when we were out of touch for a bit, it only took seconds to fall right back into our old rhythms. I can't imagine this world without your bright light. Oh the reunion with your Mom, Pop and Sherry! That is what I will try to think about instead of our loss. Love you so much. Teen Marine
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