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Wendy Sue

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Bjorlin

Mar 21, 1965 — Sep 15, 2026

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Wendy Sue Bjorlin, 61, Green Bay, passed away Tuesday, September 15, 2026. She was born March 21, 1965, in Denver, CO to Duane "Butch" and Judith M. (Killian) Bjorlin.

Wendy moved to Green Bay at the age of four and never left. She graduated from West High School, Class of 83. Wendy went on to attend UW - Stevens Point. As a teen and during her younger years she worked as a waitress. She loved interacting with people, and overall, just being social. She had a fantastic sense of humor, and everyone would remember her laugh. She enjoyed going to lunch with her friends at their favorites lunch spots. Wendy loved family gatherings for holidays and especially Christmas. Besides her love for people, in her family and friends, she had an additional love and joy for animals, especially her pets. Over the years she homed many cats, birds, and dogs.

In her 20s she was diagnosed with Scleroderma and battled with it her entire life. Wendy was tough and bravely faced her diagnosis. Her resilience never wavered, and she never let it define her.

Wendy had her own eclectic style, LOVED color and especially loved loud colors. She had an eye for unique art and loved browsing Art Street and bought many pieces from local artists. She was in her element most when she found many items to repurpose, to get great joy out of what she could make. Wendy's eye when thrifting often had her bringing home unique items that she turned into beautiful works of art.

She is survived by her dad, Duane (Katie) Bjorlin; siblings, Stephen (Dominique) Bjorlin, Kristian (Jennifer) Bjorlin; nieces and nephews, Truitt, Finley, Annika, Aleksander, Hans, Anders; other relatives, and friends.

Wendy was preceded in death by her mom, Judith.

A memorial fund has been established for Wendy to honor her love for animals, at the Green Bay Humane Society -1830 Radisson St, Green Bay, WI 54302. Online donations can be made directly at https://www.wihumane.org/donate/

At this time there are no services planned. To send online condolences, please go to www.BlaneyFuneralHome.com.

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