Eddie WINBURN

Rest In Peace Uncle Eddie. Janice Baldon Gutter. Louisville, Ky.

To Ms. Beavers:
Please accept belated condolences from the Rountree brothers (Ward, Van, Keith, and David on the passing of Mr. Winburn who we knew as Eddie.
He was a man of many skills and talents; good and hardworking and always willing to share his knowledge of construction. A friend of the family.
A man that will always be remembered.
Sincerely,
Van Q. Rountree Sr.

Pat I am so sorry to hear about Mr. Eddie, what a fun loving neighbor. I will always remember the bike rides me, you and your dad had together in the evening. And then the good part when he went to White Tower to get the wonderful DOUBLE BUTTER BURGERS for us and we sat on your parents front porch eating our sandwiches at 10:00 at night. Between your mom and my mom we could get away with much, but we had fun trying. God bless you and I will keep you in my prayers.

Mr. Winburn was a friend of my father Robert Bell. I remember him coming to the house with his cane, talking fastand telling my father something that would cause him to burst out laughing. Our family sends its prayers.

To Patricia our deepest condolences. We truly enjoyed Mr. Eddie at Friendship Village. Whenever we would visit our mother (Ms. Rita) Mr. Eddie would always joke around with us and loved to tell us about his younger life experiences especially his masonry wor9k. We looked forward to seeing him during our visits in 2017/18 , as he would bring a smile to our faces every time. May the Lord rest his kind soul.

Mr. Eddie was a good neighbor who would give me advice on gardening and life. May he rest in peace.