Dr. Samuel Clyde Winchester Jr.

Sylvia this goes back a time ago when you were our customer and friends at Dawsons in Greenville and we even got our Christmas trees from you anyway sounds like Sam and you had a very fullfilling life together RIP Sam.

Sylvia was probably my first friend and Sam was a favorite in-law. I didn´t know him in the early years, but after Joe and I retired, I met him at a Weeks family function. I didn´t get to know him, however, until he began to research the Weeks ancestry. I was totally amazed at the family treasure he put together for us-going back several generations. More recently he began to update the book with a second edition. Our family has become quite large as the grandchildren, great...

My Friend Sam Sam Winchester made a lasting impression on me right from the start. As he stood in the hall at Colonial Baptist Church, discussing the seminary, he approached me and asked me about attending. I said I was too old, and he laughed and said he was older than I was and that if he could do it, anyone could. His humor and encouragement were both inspiring and comforting. He motivated me by sharing his experience and optimism, so I registered. Sam and Sylvia sat with a young...

Sam was such a wonderful man and a good friend. He was one of the kindest, most sincere people I have ever known and we will miss his warm smile here in the office. Sylvia, Beth and Amy, you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Bruce and I are so very sorry in the loss of our dear friend and classmate. Sam was truly a humble and genuine friend. We have many loving memories, more from years ago. Last time we saw him and classmate Sylvia was our 63rd class of 1954 reunion. Many blessings for his family. Ginger & Bruce Baker

Sam was a great guy. Our families would go on vacations together when we were teen agers. He will surely be missed. Ray Evans