Abbey's Bakery Story

Abbey’s Bakery was founded to honor the life and legacy of Abbey Wolf, who we lost way too early. Abbey was vibrant and kind with an infectious laugh. She was loved and admired by all that knew her and was everyone's friend. Abbey was compassionate, creative, driven, smart, funny and full of life. Abbey was a daughter, a sister, a grandchild, a niece, a friend, an athlete, and a crafter. Abbey, our little Martha Stewart, was happiest when she was baking though. She found peace when she was working in the kitchen and joy when she shared her delicious treats with friends and family. Her specialties included banana bread, chocolate chip cookies and brownies. She seasoned everything with her secret ingredient: Love. Sadly, Abbey also silently battled depression and anxiety. We tragically lost Abbey to suicide on November 7th, 2020. She was just 14-years old.

Abbey's Bakery was born out of our need to put our grief to work, share the message that it's ok to not be ok and remind people that it's ok to ask for help. Abbey's Bakery ultimately strives to prevent other families from experiencing this loss and pain.

Abbey may not be here physically, but her family is determined to carry on her love for baking with others through sharing her story, promoting mental health awareness & suicide prevention, and providing resources to those who may be suffering. We share that love, and her recipes in hopes that it brings you joy and happiness and that baking creates an environment that fosters meaningful mental health conversations.

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