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Her Legacy… Wendie Sue Switala, 66, passed away June 7, 2026. She was born on March 17, 1960, in Dearborn, Michigan to Glen and Alberta (Schuelke) Warner. Wendie married the love of her life, Mark Switala, on September 8th, 1984, in Detroit, Michigan. Wendie graduated from Trenton High School, Class of 1978, she went on to pursue her passion for helping others by earning her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Mercy College of Detroit. She dedicated 29 years of service to the University of Michigan Hospital, where she provided compassionate care to patients and families. She was a talented crocheter and seamstress who lovingly created handmade treasures for family and friends. She enjoyed working on puzzles and took great pride in every project she completed. Her happiest moments were often spent camping with family. Family was the center of her world. Whether gathered for holidays, vacations, camping trips, or everyday moments, she cherished every opportunity to spend time with her loved ones. She will be remembered for her compassionate heart, strong work ethic, creative talents, and the countless lives she touched through her nursing career and her love for family. Her legacy lives on in the memories she created, the lessons she taught, and the love she shared so freely.
Her Family… Wendie will be missed by her husband, Mark Switala; her children, Jacquelyn (Jackie) (Charlie) Christner, Ryan (Courtney) Switala, Kaiah Switala and Adam Switala; and her grandchildren, Landen, Matisyn, and Elle Switala.
Her Farewell… Memorial contributions are suggested to The National Pancreas Foundation. Please sign Wendie’s guestbook at www.borekjennings.com.
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The National Pancreas Foundation
P.O. Box 750046, Atlanta GA 30374
Tel: 1-866-726-2737
Web: https://pancreasfoundation.org/
