Obituary for Mrs. WENDY PAGAN DIAZ

Wendy leaves behind a space that cannot truly be filled. At the same time, it is an honor to be able to speak about her, because she lived a life that deserves to be remembered and celebrated. There are so many beautiful things that could be said about her. But one that describes her best is that Wendy was the definition of service. Wendy was always the first to show up. The first to help. The first to pray. She was loyal beyond words, kind without limit, and strong in character. A woman of faith and love. She fought life's battles with grace. She loved with sincerity. And she served with humility. Wendy lived a life rooted in love, faith, strength, and dedication to others. She was someone who always showed up for the people she cared about. If someone needed help, she was there. If someone needed encouragement, she was there. If someone needed prayer, she was already praying. Wendy also served our country through the military. That alone speaks volumes about the type of woman she was. It takes courage, discipline, and a heart of service to dedicate your life to serving others, and Wendy carried that same spirit into every part of her life. Her strength was undeniable. She faced life’s challenges with dignity and grace, never allowing hardship to take away her compassion for others. Wendy was also a woman who took pride in herself and carried herself with confidence and grace. If you knew Wendy, you knew she was always a sharp dresser. She loved color and had a beautiful sense of style. Whether she was dressing up or keeping it simple, Wendy always showed up looking polished and well put together. Her hair and nails were always done. Her makeup was always on point. When she walked into a room, people noticed. She carried herself with elegance, confidence, strength, and pride. But beyond the style and elegance, Wendy was also about family. She valued family, and the people she loved. Being surrounded by family and caring for those closest to her meant everything to her. Wendy was truly one of a kind. She was a powerful woman who left a print behind. She carried herself with the strength and presence of a five-star general. She had the leadership, courage, and confidence of someone who could guide others through anything. Wendy’s greatest role was the love she gave to her family. She was a devoted wife and mother. An exceptional daughter. An incredible sister. An amazing aunt. And a true friend. When it came to her mother, Maria, there was never a day that passed when Wendy did not speak with her. They talked every day. Whether if it was to share what happened at the 8pm episode of their favorite Novela, or their favorite show “La Casa de Los Famoso”, or simply to check in. That connection meant everything to her. Wendy and I shared a very special bond. She was not just my sister. She was my best friend. She was my confidant. We were always together at an early age. We shared a room and often got scolded for talking and giggling at night. We were inseparable from grammar school all the way to college. Wendy and I talked every evening, and sometimes two or three times a day on the weekend. I may not have known many of you personally, but through Wendy, I felt like I did. Wendy loved taking photos and videos, and she shared them with me all the time. Every time she sent me something, I would call her and say, “Who’s this and Who’s that?” So, in many ways, I came to know many of her friends/co-workers through the photos and videos Wendy shared with me. Wendy and I were always exchanging messages and staying connected. And I know I will deeply miss those calls. I will miss hearing my phone ring and seeing her name come up with the ringtone “Wonder Woman.” Because that is truly who my sister was to me. She was my Wonder Woman. Wendy adored her son and was extremely proud of his accomplishments. She often expressed her gratitude and how much she appreciated her husband. Wendy also had an incredible love for her nephews and nieces. She adored them and made each one of them feel special and loved. She sincerely loved all of her cousins, aunts and uncles. She had such a natural motherly instinct that sometimes we would call her “Mother Goose.” There were times she would give me advice or share her wisdom, and I would smile and say, “Yes, Mother Goose,” because that’s just who she was to me. She had a nurturing spirit that made people feel safe, supported, and cared for. If you knew Wendy, you also knew she was the life of the party. She loved oldies and disco music. Her laugh was contagious. She had a way of bringing people together and making everyone feel welcome. Wendy was also your biggest cheerleader. She believed in people. She supported people. She celebrated the people she loved. Wendy was simply an exceptional human being. The beautiful thing about someone like Wendy is that her impact reaches far beyond just family. She leaves behind friends, loved ones, and countless people whose lives were better simply because they knew her. Her strength inspired people. Her kindness comforted people. Her faith uplifted people. The legacy she leaves behind is not just in the things she accomplished, but in the love, she gave so freely. Wendy’s story does not end here. Her kindness lives on in the people she helped. Her strength lives on in the family she loved. Her spirit lives on in the memories we carry. And to give you an idea of the bond that Wendy and I shared, I want to share the last message that my sister sent to me. It reads: “To my sister, side by side or miles apart, we will always be connected by heart. No matter what life has in store for us, we can depend on each other. You are not just a wonderful sister; you are my best friend. Wherever we go, whatever we do, I will always love you.” And I will always love you too, Wendy. You will never be forgotten. Rest in Paradise my beloved Wendy.

Wendy leaves behind a space that cannot truly be filled. At the same time, it is an honor to be able to speak about her, because she lived a life that deserves to be remembered and celebrated. There are so many beautiful things that could be said about her. But one that describes her best is that Wendy was the definition of service. Wendy was always the first to show up. The first to help. The first to pray. She was loyal beyond words, kind without limit, and strong in character. A woman of faith and love. She fought life's battles with grace. She loved with sincerity. And she served with humility. Wendy lived a life rooted in love, faith, strength, and dedication to others. She was someone who always showed up for the people she cared about. If someone needed help, she was there. If someone needed encouragement, she was there. If someone needed prayer, she was already praying. Wendy also served our country through the military. That alone speaks volumes about the type of woman she was. It takes courage, discipline, and a heart of service to dedicate your life to serving others, and Wendy carried that same spirit into every part of her life. Her strength was undeniable. She faced life’s challenges with dignity and grace, never allowing hardship to take away her compassion for others. Wendy was also a woman who took pride in herself and carried herself with confidence and grace. If you knew Wendy, you knew she was always a sharp dresser. She loved color and had a beautiful sense of style. Whether she was dressing up or keeping it simple, Wendy always showed up looking polished and well put together. Her hair and nails were always done. Her makeup was always on point. When she walked into a room, people noticed. She carried herself with elegance, confidence, strength, and pride. But beyond the style and elegance, Wendy was also about family. She valued family, and the people she loved. Being surrounded by family and caring for those closest to her meant everything to her. Wendy was truly one of a kind. She was a powerful woman who left a print behind. She carried herself with the strength and presence of a five-star general. She had the leadership, courage, and confidence of someone who could guide others through anything. Wendy’s greatest role was the love she gave to her family. She was a devoted wife and mother. An exceptional daughter. An incredible sister. An amazing aunt. And a true friend. When it came to her mother, Maria, there was never a day that passed when Wendy did not speak with her. They talked every day. Whether if it was to share what happened at the 8pm episode of their favorite Novela, or their favorite show “La Casa de Los Famoso”, or simply to check in. That connection meant everything to her. Wendy and I shared a very special bond. She was not just my sister. She was my best friend. She was my confidant. We were always together at an early age. We shared a room and often got scolded for talking and giggling at night. We were inseparable from grammar school all the way to college. Wendy and I talked every evening, and sometimes two or three times a day on the weekend. I may not have known many of you personally, but through Wendy, I felt like I did. Wendy loved taking photos and videos, and she shared them with me all the time. Every time she sent me something, I would call her and say, “Who’s this and Who’s that?” So, in many ways, I came to know many of her friends/co-workers through the photos and videos Wendy shared with me. Wendy and I were always exchanging messages and staying connected. And I know I will deeply miss those calls. I will miss hearing my phone ring and seeing her name come up with the ringtone “Wonder Woman.” Because that is truly who my sister was to me. She was my Wonder Woman. Wendy adored her son and was extremely proud of his accomplishments. She often expressed her gratitude and how much she appreciated her husband. Wendy also had an incredible love for her nephews and nieces. She adored them and made each one of them feel special and loved. She sincerely loved all of her cousins, aunts and uncles. She had such a natural motherly instinct that sometimes we would call her “Mother Goose.” There were times she would give me advice or share her wisdom, and I would smile and say, “Yes, Mother Goose,” because that’s just who she was to me. She had a nurturing spirit that made people feel safe, supported, and cared for. If you knew Wendy, you also knew she was the life of the party. She loved oldies and disco music. Her laugh was contagious. She had a way of bringing people together and making everyone feel welcome. Wendy was also your biggest cheerleader. She believed in people. She supported people. She celebrated the people she loved. Wendy was simply an exceptional human being. The beautiful thing about someone like Wendy is that her impact reaches far beyond just family. She leaves behind friends, loved ones, and countless people whose lives were better simply because they knew her. Her strength inspired people. Her kindness comforted people. Her faith uplifted people. The legacy she leaves behind is not just in the things she accomplished, but in the love, she gave so freely. In closing - Although our hearts are heavy today, we also gather here with gratitude. Gratitude that we were blessed to know her. Gratitude that we experienced her love. Gratitude that she was part of our lives. Wendy’s story does not end here. Her kindness lives on in the people she helped. Her strength lives on in the family she loved. Her spirit lives on in the memories we carry. And to give you an idea of the bond that Wendy and I shared, I want to share the last message that my sister sent to me. It reads: “To my sister, side by side or miles apart, we will always be connected by heart. No matter what life has in store for us, we can depend on each other. You are not just a wonderful sister; you are my best friend. Wherever we go, whatever we do, I will always love you.” And I will always love you too, Wendy. You will never be forgotten. Rest in Paradise my beloved Wendy.

Since I first met Wendy it was so evident her dedication as a wife, mother and a Christian. It wasn't until my own mother had a health scare that I came to understand her dedication as a friend. There is truly nobody like Wendy, a positive light we can all aspire to emulate. My heart breaks for you, Brandon & Edward. Nobody can make sense of this loss but I do know one thing for sure- she is exactly where she always wanted to end up: sitting in the eternal light and love of her Savior. We♡ you, Wendy. Please watch over us in these crazy times.

My beloved cousin, Wendy! My heart aches with losing you. I pray for healing and comfort for Edward, Brandon, Titi Maria Inez, Albert, Madeline, Gisella, Poly & Tio Paco! And all your special friends that will also miss you dearly. ❤️ Proverbs 3:5-6 🙏 Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths. To our childhood memories, the ones I will cherish most are these: Having lived beside you in the same bldg on Chicago Avenue and all the super fun sleepovers. The road trips to visit your Titi Mora, and our excitement of visiting the indoor amusement park (Old Chicago), gosh I felt lucky to have shared those road trips with you, Madeline, and my siblings...who made up "The Sneaky Five" And let's not forget..."When the Deep Purple Falls" good old Donny Osmond, how we sang that song every time we had a sleepover, and then laughed till our tummies hurt! Then fast forward into our adulthood, I'll always remember how you always cared about others, just like cousin Teresita mentioned. You always put others before yourself, and that alone speaks volumes. I can go on and on with praising the incredible woman you are/were and the many lives you touched. You will live on in many hearts! ❤️ Love you Wendy! God Bless You! Tu prima, Lee Diaz, hija de Cachi y Ramonita Diaz

My beloved cousin, Wendy! My heart aches with losing you. I pray for healing and comfort for Edward, Brandon, Titi Maria Inez, Albert, Madeline, Gisella, Poly & Tio Paco! And all your special friends that were able to make your acquaintance! We are all fortunate and blessed to have you as our cousin, our friend. ❤️ To our childhood memories, the ones I will cherish most are these: Having lived beside you in the same condo on, Chicago Avenue and all the super fun sleepovers. The road trips to visit your Titi Mora, and then our excitement of visiting the indoor amusement park (Old Chicago), gosh I felt lucky to have shared those road trips with you, Madeline, and my siblings...who made up "The Sneaky Five" And let's not forget..."When the Deep Purple Falls" good old Donny Osmond, how we sang that song every time we had a sleepover, and then laughed till our tummies hurt! Then fast forward into our adulthood, I'll always remember how you always cared about others, just like cousin Teresita mentioned. You always put others before yourself, and that alone speaks volumes. I can go on and on with praising the incredible woman you are/were and the many lives you touched. You will live on in many hearts! ❤️🙏 Te Amo Wendy! Dios de Bendiga siempre. Your cousin Lee Diaz, Daughter of Cachi y Ramonita Diaz

Psalm 38:14 The Lord is close to the broken hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. 🕊 Wendy, you were the Matriarch of this family of cousins! This has truly been a very BIG loss. Lord please be near my entire family! Hold her loving husband Edward and son Brandon close to you. May they feel your presence, peace & comfort. Heavenly Father, bless her parents and siblings. Bring healing over their broken hearts. Holy Spirit bring peace to the rest of the family that are able to be there during the services and to us who are out of state. Continue to cover this family in prayer and to every single life Wendy has touched, from longtime friends, to coworkers, to neighbors. We pray that the lesson of this loss, is to apply the goodness and selflessness she modeled into our own lives. Lord, hold her in your heavenly arms and may she rejoice in your presence until the day we all arrive to do the same! Amen! 🙏❤️✨️

Mi amiga de toda una vida, mi vida cambio el día que te conocí en aquel salón de clase y tampoco será la misma ahora que has fallecido. Fuiste mi cómplice de risas & aventuras en la universidad, siempre juntas como un chiclé. Durante muchos años mantuvimos nuestra amistad, aunque a larga distancia, siempre hubo es llamada para estar conectada y al día… Te voy a extrañar, dejas un vacío inmenso en mi corazón.

Truly how we live here on earth is how our life speaks, my cousin truly lived her life with such great compassion, and love, always cared about your well being, always making sure you were ok How everyone speaks of her is how she truly lived, she bore her cross caring for others more then her own self; only God knows how I truly feel. I have lots of memory of us growing up I was the little sister cousin she grave my hand and took me everywhere with Madeline Maria Lee Betty and others. If this was her calling from God she truly fulfilled it; my heart desire that God in Jesus name will say to her, enter in my great and faithful servant for your works is done . I pray for peace and comfort will be to my dearest aunt titi Maria Inez , all the family. As much as our flesh mowns for her passing and every tear we cry Wendy would want us all to be what she gave; she gave us Jesus. To Edward, Brandon I pray for the peace of God in Jesus name To surpass all your understanding keep your mind and soul threw Christ Jesus and comfort you and his holy angels keep you Love you all in Jesus name ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️ Daughter of Jose Hiram y Zoraida Rodriguez

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I am deeply saddened by her passing. I had the privilege of working with her for more than a decade. Every time she passed by where I was working, she would stop just to ask how I was doing and to check on my family. Those small moments of kindness meant more than she probably ever knew. She always shared the most genuine and thoughtful advice, and it truly came from the heart. Her faith in God was beautiful and inspiring, and it showed in the way she treated others with compassion, warmth, and sincerity. I feel truly grateful to have known her and to have shared so many years working together. She will always be remembered with love and appreciation. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and loved ones during this difficult time.

She was my friend for the past 50 years. She was a sister to me.My world will never be the same.

Oh, My Dearest Wendalynn , How you will be missed. You were my beloved cousin, sister, friend. We shared so many good times since we were little and as adults. I will always remember you with much love in my heart. We will see each other again; but in the meantime say hi to my mom and dad and to the rest of our beautiful family. I LOVE YOU MY GIRL! 🙏🏼❤️💋

From the moment I first walked into FedEx, Wendy welcomed me with an open smile and a kind heart. She made everyone feel seen, valued, and embraced. Her warmth was a gift she shared freely, and I was blessed to be one of the many who experienced it. Wendy loved to talk about her family, especially Brandon, her forever boy, and Edward, her husband and partner for life. Through her stories, we came to know the people who filled her heart. We shared so many FedEx Cares days together, March of Dimes events, and countless moments where our families, our children’s passions, and our lives intertwined. She was an incredible professional who supported my team and the organizations objectives. At my retirement party last year, we took a picture together. She held me close and told me that this year would be her turn, that she would retire, travel, and enjoy new adventures with Edward. I treasure that moment even more now. I’m grateful we saw each other just a few weeks ago to honor our dear Lillian’s life, her BFF, not knowing she would soon be following her into God’s embrace. I know she now rest beside our Father in heaven, surrounded by His love and wisdom. Thank you Wendy for your friendship, your kindness, and your beautiful spirit. Until we meet again, mi amiguita linda. I will miss your sweet presence and your always perfect words. My deepest comfort and condolences to Edward, Brandon, and the entire family during this time of grief.

My dear Wendy: I am still trying to process all of this; it's been very difficult, painful and hard. A sweet, loving, unconditional friend who talked to people with this unique sweet voice. When talking to anyone, every word you said was magical, assertive, deep. The way you treated people, empowered people, listened to people was admirable. You knew a lot from me, from my life, and always, ALWAYS, you had the PERFECT words of advice for me. You were unique. Thank you for visiting my mom and bring her flowers 🌹, yes, that was you: thoughtful, compassionate with others, loving, caring, a woman with an immense heart full faith… I can continue and will not finish 😓 I love you Wendy Pagán, and I will miss you, my friend! I will remember you and I will share with others how an amazing human being you are; you will always be alive in our hearts. Until we meet again 😓💕🕊️ To you, Edward and Brandon, the loves of her life, you will never be alone. You will always be part of all of us who knew this amazing woman. Blessings always.

Wendy was one of kindest people I ever had the opportunity to have known and worked with at FedEx. I pray that the Lord welcome her home with a dear embrace! I also pray that the Lord fill her family with His peace that surpasses all understanding! Amen!!

With sincere sympathy to Edward, Brandon, and the family. Wendy was a remarkable woman, devoted, compassionate, and always friendly. At work and in life, she made those around her feel valued and supported, always professional and impeccably put together, leaving a positive impression on everyone she met. She will be dearly missed.

With sadness in my heart, I received the new. Wendy was a wonderful human being and an extraordinary friend. She took the concept of friendship to its highest level. Always available, she was the right person to turn to for support. She was always interested in our personal well-being and that of our families. Carrying her memory in our thoughts and keeping her in our prayers will allow her to continue helping us. Rest in peace.

I am shocked to hear of Wendy's passing. She was one of the first friends I made coming to LAC over 20 years ago. We stayed in touch on Facebook after I left FedEx and her graciousness, kindness, and compassion were still felt through a computer screen. I know she is praising God in heaven right now, and for that I will rejoice. My prayers go out to her beloved family. May her memory be a blessing.

So sad to hear you are gone, good memories of our relationship are just flashing through my mind. You always brought joy, laughter and hope to all of us from the Flying Tiger days in PR to our FedEx years both there and later in Miami. Praying for you and for your family in this difficult time. MAY YOU REST IN PEACE. QEPD

My deepest and heartfelt condolences to Edward, Brandon and rest of the family. Wendy was a wonderful mother and wife. She was a loyal friend to all, a tender and loving human being, and she was always there for anyone who needed her. But most of all, a true Christian. She had so much faith and courage! I know that she’s in Heaven, where I hope and pray that I’ll be there one day. She’ll be truly missed ❤️

Wendy FedEx Friends for Life A Sister From Another Mother Her friendship was a gift that will live in our hearts forever. My first contact with Wendy was in 1992 when I called the FedEx sales office from a pay phone before my interview. Bubbly Wendy answered. I told her I had accidentally applied for a senior sales position, and she kindly reassured me that she would make sure everything was directed to the right opportunity. A week later, I was called for the interview-and I got the job. The first time I met Wendy in person was at a weekend sales event at the Condado Hotel. She looked me up and down with that confident smile and said, "Welcome to the sales department. You're going to do amazing." Our first dance together was to "The Hustle" at the Miami Hilton Hotel. We danced our feet off all night and laughed the whole time. From that day forward, I was Wendy's shadow. She was more than a colleague and more than a friend. She was my favorite person -a sister from another mother, as she would always say. Her favorite beach was El Alambique in Isla Verde, a place that will forever remind me of her spirit and the joy she carried with her everywhere. Wendy will live in my heart every single day. I will always be grateful for the way she made me feel and the friendship she gave so freely. I love you infinity. May God hold you close, and I know you will always be watching over Edward and Brandon, blessing their lives with love. Friends like Wendy never truly leave us. They live on in our hearts forever. Until we meet again, dear friend I love you ❤️

Edward, Brandon, family member’s and friends I send you my love and deepest condolences. I have no words to describe how sad this makes me. I met Wendy Pagan back in 1989 and worked with her at FedEx until 2019 always so cheerful, positive and full of energy but above all I remember her being a woman of faith! I know God has you by his side!

Wendy was one of my Fedex Fairy Godmothers; Fedex raised me. Even from a young age i understood her dedication as a wife and as a mother. It wasn't until my own mother suffered a medical emergency that i also came to understand her dedication as a friend and as a Christian. She checked in with us daily and lifted my mother and my family up in prayer every single day. I am still in shock and disbelief but i do know one thing- that she where she always knew she wanted to be: basking in the eternl love and light of her Savior. I am so sorry Brandon and i am so sorry Edward. We are here for you, we want to be there for you as she was for us. We love you.

Wendy was more than a co-worker to me... she was a truly special friend, with the most beautiful soul...a true gem. What I loved most about her was her kindness, positivity, and how she welcomed everyone with open arms. She had a beautiful way of uplifting people with her words of wisdom while still making you laugh and break out into a singing a tune that matched the topic. The friendship we shared will stay in my heart forever. I truly believe we have gained a guardian angel in heaven to watch over us. My prayers and heartfelt condolences are with you Edward, Brandon and her entire family who she adored so very much. God bless.

Wendy Pagán was more than a coworker, she was a friend to many. Her kindness, professionalism, and positive attitude made a lasting impact on everyone around her. She had a beautiful way of making people feel welcome and valued. Wendy’s gentle spirit and warm smile will be deeply missed.

Wendy, an amazing person with everyone, her dedication, joy, and zest for life will be greatly missed. May she be at peace and may GOD console everyone!

I was very sorry to hear about your loss. Please know that you are in my thoughts, and I hope you find comfort in the love and support of family and friends. Sending my heartfelt condolences.

Mi más sentido pésame, Wendy fue mucho más que una amiga para mí, fue mi hermana, siempre cuidando de todos a su alrededor con compasión, sabiduría y un corazón lleno de amor. En nuestras vidas, ella fue verdaderamente una general de cinco estrellas en el mejor sentido, guiando, protegiendo y levantando a todos con su fortaleza, bondad y fe. Su espíritu y generosidad tocaron la vida de muchas personas directa o indirectamente. Que Dios les conceda paz, consuelo y fortaleza durante este momento tan difícil, pues sé lo mucho que duele su ausencia. Mis oraciones y pensamientos están con ustedes Edward, Brandon, la familia y amigos.

I won't never ever forget you. 💜🙏🇵🇷 Marinés Mulet

Mi más sentido pésame, Wendy fue mucho más que una amiga para mí, fue mi hermana, siempre cuidando de todos a su alrededor con compasión, sabiduría y un corazón lleno de amor. En nuestras vidas, ella fue verdaderamente una general de cinco estrellas en el mejor sentido, guiando, protegiendo y levantando a todos con su fortaleza, bondad y fe. Su espíritu y generosidad tocaron la vida de muchas personas directa o indirectamente. Que Dios les conceda paz, consuelo y fortaleza durante este momento tan difícil, pues sé lo mucho que duele su ausencia. Mis oraciones y pensamientos están con ustedes Edward, Brandon, María, Paquito, Albert, Madeline, Gisela y Poly. Un fuerte abrazo.

Mi más sentido pésame a la familia de Wendy. Hace mucho tiempo trabajamos en el mismo edificio de LAC y en diferentes departamentos, pero recuerdo su amable sonrisa y su buena disposición con todos. Carmen Sara Legere 66358R

I had the pleasure of working with Wendy in Puerto Rico. We shared many good times together which caused us to laugh. Wendy was a very kind and caring person who was always a friend to all. She will be missed by all of us.