Kenneth Lee Winters

Ken was the kindest most generous neighbor. Always willing to lend a helping hand. Always taking the time to chat and or wave as you passed him on the lane. His pig roasts will certainly be missed. We will miss having him over for dinner and cocktails. It is surreal that he is no longer with us, but I hope the family finds peace knowing that he is reunited with his lovely Di. Prayers and thoughts are with you during this sad time.

Sin duda alguna, un hombre de gran corazón, entusiasta, bondadoso y trabajador, un ser humano lleno de luz, que inspiraba a los demás hacer mejor persona, hoy ya no se encuentra físicamente entre nosotros, pero estará eternamente en nuestros corazones y seguirá siendo nuestro guía para ser casa día mejores personas.

My condolences to his family and friends here, but I am sure he is so happy to be reunited with other loved ones in heaven. May God bless you!

Kenny and I were cousins. I spent time as a boy at the Beechpark Home of my Aunt Dalene and Uncle Stewart "BUD" Winters in Eastlake. My sister and I had dinner with Kenny last Fall in Chagrin Falls. Little did I know it would be the last time I would see him. I still stay in touch with Dennis, Uncle Buddy, and Marty. Family is so very important to me. What I wouldn't give to spend one more Christmas Eve at Grandmother and Grandfather Winters home at 800 East 260th Street in Euclid. RIP...

Ride in Peace