Birth date: Feb 18, 1977 Death date: Nov 2, 2025
Sonya Antoinette Wolfe, 48, of Howey in the Hills passed away on November 2, 2025. She was born on February 18, 1977, in Glendale, CA, to her parents: Gerald Wolfe and Valerie Cantrell. She graduated from John Muir High School in Read Obituary
You will forever be with me 🙏🏻
Sonya's mother and grandmother (her grandma and I were sisters). We cooked and cooked, baked and baked together. We shared new recipes and had many meals together as Sonya was growing up. We all loved to cook. I will miss her very much.
Sonya was my niece. She was a Positive person. She set goals that were met. She will be sorely missed by me and all who Loved her. ❤️❤️🩹
Sonya was my niece. She was a positive person. She set goals and they were met. Sonya will be sorely missed by me and all who loved her and knew her.😢 Gone too soon💔
My dearest Soni
Where do I begin. You were a big sister to me. I looked up to you. You always had my back. Supporting through lifes challenges. My memories of us go back to my childhood. I loved spending time with you. You were definitely the life of our party. Your laugh and silly jokes kept us all entertained. I remember surprising you for your 30th birthday. You were so happy. I remember cooking and baking with you. You were a alway so hospitable when I came to visit. Sleepovers when we were kids, staying up all night talking, then pancakes with family in the morning. Long phone calls catching up, living together in Vegas, having fun with makeup and hair. You had a huge heart. I miss you deeply. May you rest in peace. I know you're happy to be with your Mom, Uncle Mike and Nona. I can hear you and my dad now. Cracking jokes and sharing stories from the past 20 years. Love you always. Your JenJen
Sonya and me got close working together at disney i started over a year ago. She was soulful, so kind, always talked to everyone. I will miss us dancing around the kitchen and singing with her. I will remember my birthday she didn't want to come at first but im glad she showed up. She was the life of the party. ♡♡♡ I love you sonya
I have so many but the ones that make me smile the most when I think about them has to be our fights over who Nanna‘s favorite was out of the two of us because we knew who her favorite was she just needed me to know that it was her before me I love you so much Sonya you have always been like a big sister to me more that’s my older cousin. We shared so many memories together so every time I think about one there’s never been a sad one until now I’ll forever remember you.
Your knucklehead Erick.
I was her chef and I would always give her emotional support fruit snacks! It would always make her day! There are so many memories she made the kitchen environment so much fun!
