Donald P. Winzer

Dear Brother:
We'll miss you and hope you are at peace.

Dear Don, Donna, Jane,
We are sorry for your loss, We were out of town and were not aware of your Dad's death until now. Our thoughts will be with you in the coming months
Rick & Kim Rau

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

My condolences to the Winzer family. I was the organist with Don for a while at the Cathedral and accompanied the choir. I had a great deal of respect for his choral expertise - and a lot of fun working with him. Since I live in South Carolina now I will be unable to express my sympathy in person.

Donald Winzer's family,
Please add our sincere condolences on Donald's death. We knew him in his early years at St. John's Lutheran Church, Emmaus, where he grew up in that family of faith. We will always be grateful that he recorded our wedding 50 years ago this August. May resurrection hope comfort and strengthen all in the Winzer family.
George and Becky Spieker

I had been friends with Don and Judy for many years. I learned so much about music from singing with Donald in different choirs. I still can't sing eighth notes with hearing him lecture us about "do-be-do-be-do-be". I know how much he missed Judy. They were a pair like no other - perfectly suited for each other. Your whole family is in my prayers.

On behalf of the Pioneer Band of Allentown I would like to send the whole Winzer family our condolences.

Having sung under Donald Winzer in both German and American choruses, I felt a great sense of loss for the regional musical community upon learning of his passing. While his directing style, like that of old-style German chorusmasters, could be blunt and intimidating to some, I overlooked these intermittent qualities to enjoy Mr. Winzer's rare and wonderful conducting style. Under his direction, you would have to be totally inattentive to not understand what he wanted out of you as a...

Sorry to hear about your father . Being your mothers cousin I knew him for many years. I never heard an organ played like your father could. They lived life to their fullest but he missed his Judy.