HIP Literature is saddened to hear of the recent death of Hastings poet and painter Wendy Oxlade. Wendy was a regular performer at Sheer Poetry nights at Bookbuster and delighted audiences with her deadpan wit, quirky themes and Beat Poet sensibility. Wendy also contributed to HIP’s Poetry Corner and will be sadly missed by many.
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Debbie millar -April 26th, 2021 at 7:57 pmnone
Comment author #21343 on WENDY OXLADE R.I.P. by Hastings Independent Press
Hello
I hope you can help, I’m tracing my family tree and came across the article published in December 2018 RIP Wendy Oxlade: This message is in the hope there is someone whom knew Wendy and is willing to share any details about her, as I believe she had no children (or am I wrong) and that sadly makes finding out her a bit of a dead end.
Kind regards
Debbie
Debbie millar -August 16th, 2021 at 3:52 pmnone
Comment author #25320 on WENDY OXLADE R.I.P. by Hastings Independent Press
Dear Bob
Thanks you so much for information about Wendy, sorry I’m only replying now, the message you sent didn’t come through to my email, only by chance I have revisited the article and seen your message. I appreciate the information and I will try and trace her son Sean. Thanks again
Kind regards Debbie
Jude Alderman -November 5th, 2024 at 10:21 pmnone
Comment author #42815 on WENDY OXLADE R.I.P. by Hastings Independent Press
Hello Debbie, I think this is the same Wendy who was my first yoga teacher in 1978.. she was teaching in Brighton, I went to her classes at Sussex University. Knew her socially for a few years.
Kind regards
Jude
Hello
I hope you can help, I’m tracing my family tree and came across the article published in December 2018 RIP Wendy Oxlade: This message is in the hope there is someone whom knew Wendy and is willing to share any details about her, as I believe she had no children (or am I wrong) and that sadly makes finding out her a bit of a dead end.
Kind regards
Debbie
Hello
I knew Wendy in Brighton around 1967-9. She had a son called Sean, who I think was around 3-4 years old. Thats about all I know.
Best wishes for your search.
Bob
Dear Bob
Thanks you so much for information about Wendy, sorry I’m only replying now, the message you sent didn’t come through to my email, only by chance I have revisited the article and seen your message. I appreciate the information and I will try and trace her son Sean. Thanks again
Kind regards Debbie
Hi Debbie,
I was friends with Wendy in the early 1960s & remember a few things – do get in touch if you are still researching.
Hello Debbie, I think this is the same Wendy who was my first yoga teacher in 1978.. she was teaching in Brighton, I went to her classes at Sussex University. Knew her socially for a few years.
Kind regards
Jude