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John P. Winkler

Chicago, Illinois

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Winkler, John P. 68, of Benton, IL, retired CTA bus driver, formerly of Cary and Chicago. Survived by his wife Pat, sons Bill and John, daughters Alisa and Sara, five grandchildren and hundreds of friends. Services March 21, 2005, 5 to 8:30 p.m. at Hobbs-Johnson Funeral, Benton, IL

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Fourteen years has passed and I think of you all the time. WWJD has a different meaning to me. What would John do? Pretty close to the same as Jesus I am sure of that. I still have the same picture of you from your service riding in my car. You go with me everywhere! Pretty sure you keep me safe like a guardian angel. Miss you Dad!

Dad you are always in our hearts and daily lives. I miss you greatly.

Hi Dad,
It has been 8yrs since you have left us on this earth. I still miss you very much. Like John John, I think about what you would do when something goes wrong around the house. Today I took apart the coffee pot to see why it was not working. Only because of your teachings could I have the ability to do something like this. I have a small urn with a part of you inside. I told the kids that I most likely got your butt ha ha. My son made me cry when he said "No you have his...

Dad
I want you to know I think of you often. It is funny I will be work around the house and things will not be going right and I wonder if it is you still trying to teach me a thing or too. I will think how would Dad handle this.
I MISS YA POP
JOHN JOHN

Dear Dad,
Has it really been 6yrs? I still miss you. You are on my mind often. There are so many events that happen that I think about how you would react. I love you forever Daddy.
So long till we meet again.

To my dear husband. I was just sitting here reading about all of the lives that you touched!! It makes me happy to know how much many loved you. But I loved you the most. It has been almost 4 years since you left me and it still hurts. I get this overwhelming sense of lonliness being here without you. We just went through another holiday and nothing is the same with out you. Oh I try to go on with life because you would want me to, but I would rather have it back the way it was.
I miss...

Mrs Winkler, I would like to express my sorrow at the passing of you husband
John, I would also like to apolize for the delay at local 214.

James Geoge
International President
UFL-CIO

Dear Mrs. Winkler, I saw John's name in the news letter. I am very sorry for you and all the people he helped because no one else will ever do that much for other people. I worked as a clerk at CTA and played the horses a lot and a lot of times I needed money and most of the time John was the only one that would help me. He never turned me down and I will always remember him. May god be with you and your family.
Terry Boles(retired CTA clerk

I'm usually not at a loss for words. One of my traits is that I speak my mind one way or another. But all I can say is Thank You John. A few weeks back, before the surgery. Sara was talking with her Dad and threatened him with sending me back to be his caregiver while he recovered. He said to her " Then I know I'll be in good hands because he's done well with you all these years." Thank you for the greatest compliment a son in law could ever want. You will be missed!