Bernard Jerome Winick

I just this week found out about Bud Winick passing away back in 2013. Growing up in West Hartford with my great friend, Dave Winick, I spend lots of great times at their house. Bud had that nicely strong and genuinely fun spirit. His commitment to family was ever present! Bud and Pauline always welcomed me into their home like I was a visiting son! I also noticed his amazing talents for carpentry and house improvements....as well as his love for the outdoors for fishing.

Dave: I just learned of yer fathers passing I'm sorry to learn it and want to give my condolence to you and your family Regards, Bob Maigret

Our hearts are heavy on learning of Buddy's passing. Our condolences to all those who were close to him. We so enjoyed his company over the last year for "Thursday night dinners out"; his recollections of his beloved late wife and close friendship with my late father, Leon M. Aucoin, with whom he worked at Avon Old Farms when it was an Army Hospital for veterans blinded in WWII; his fond recounting of a recent drive to Boston for his grandson's birthday and his kind and appreciative nature...

Jeff, so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family

Dave- so sorry to hear about your dad. I remember him from the days when you and I were friends at Plant. Condolences to you and your family.

On behalf of the Hall High Class of 1970 reunion committee, Nancy Swanson, Shelley Berkowitz Levy, Rich Castagno and myself-Sandra Lebovitz Myers, we would like to extend our deepest condolences to the entire Winick family and classmate Jeff on the loss of your father. We know that he was really a wonderful father and raised three wonderful sons. Peace be with all of you. May you always cherish your memories of him.

IM SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR LOSS THIS IS FLASH FROM YEARS AGO

Jeff, once again my sincerest sympathy to you and the family. I remember your dad as a very generous and personable gentleman and know how much you hurt right now. Thinking of you all, Nancy