Kenneth W. Winkler - Guestbook

I have fond memories of Ken, as also of his entire family. I promise you all my prayers and remembrance at Mass this Sunday. God bless the wonderful Winklers!

Dear Mrs. Winkler & Family,
We are very sorry to hear of Mr. Winkler's passing. We have many fond memories of him, he was such a jolly, happy soul. Whether it was seeing him on Sunday or him inviting us up to visit and go get some Blue Bell Ice Cream, he was always a joy to be around.
Mrs. Winkler, you and your dear husband are a model of generosity to us, and we are so grateful for our time together when we lived in Houston.

May the Dear Lord give you comfort and hold you close now and always!

Our sincere condolences to the Family. It was always a pleasure to talk to Ken on the radio and at various Radio Club events. It was great to see him work so hard and get the Amateur Extra Class license he always wanted. KA5ARU will be missed.

To Cyrene and family,

Ken will be sorely missed by all of us at St. Michael's. Our prayers are with all of you. God bless.

Anna Centanni

Such a sweet, faithful man. Prayers for his soul and the family

I have many fond memories of Ken and Cyrene from Annunciation parish, Houston. I still recall Ken coming down with one of the grandsons, I think, to set up an irrigation system for Kathleen Keegan's rose garden as we were planting. Ken was always a willing volunteer. May Angels lead him into paradise.

I am deeply saddened by the passing of my uncle Kenny. He was a part of my childhood that I will always cherish. I'll miss his laughter, his stories, and the way he made every moment feel special. He will be missed, but his spirit and the warmth he brought into this world will always stay with me.

On behalf of the entire Washington County Amateur Radio Club, please accept our sincerest condolences.

Mr. Ken, as many of us knew him, was a dear friend. He loved to share his wisdom and advice, and was always quick with inspiration.

Recently, Ken achieved a long standing goal of upgrading the privileges of his ham radio license. Our team was honored to help him achieve that goal -- and see him so excited to be able to get on the air and talk around the world.

Mr. Ken, you taught us many good lessons. You will be missed! 73!