Ward Otis Winer

Remembering Ward Otis Winer - A True WOW of a Life I only recently learned of the passing of Ward Otis Winer, and I was deeply saddened. Ward was one of those rare individuals whose presence left an imprint on the College of Engineering, on his colleagues, and certainly on me. He was, in every sense, a WOW: Ward Otis Winer. Ward´s professional accomplishments are widely recognized. He was a remarkable asset to Georgia Tech, offering decades of leadership, insight, and steady dedication....

Ward was truly a special person. I worked with him at Georgia Tech in the Dean's office. He was always nice and cordial and no matter what treated you like you mattered. He will be missed greatly.

in 1970, struggling to finish my doctorate at UofM, I asked Prof. Winer to let me do an individual directed study on lubrication fundamentals. This because I was interested in learning about the topic, and because I needed some credits to complete the degree. I was working out of the UofM Dearborn campus at the time and it had to doctoral program. So, I had to travel to Ann Arbor to take many of the courses I needed. That meant that Faculty in Ann Arbor did not know me personally. Thus I...

The Amyn Teja family send their condolences to wife, Mary, and the Winer family. RIP.

Dr Ward Winer was an amazing teacher , role model and one of the kindest person I have ever met in my life time . Most Sincere in helping and caring person . I am so proud to have cross his path in my life and career . He literary lend us money - so we could move to Milwaukee and start our new job / life . His kindness had bound . As an Iranian student in 1980 - he went out of his way made sure we could stay in Grade school and helped my late wife with admission to Tech.. Too many...

i am thankul for all the supports from you during my PhD program at Georgia Tech. And I am so proud that I have known you. Please rest in peace.

Jim, Paul and entire family. You are in my thoughts & prayers.

My husband met Ward if I remember in 1962 we all became friends and remained friends up to this day,this was in England .He was a lovely man and I have many wonderful memories of meet-ups in the Uk and USA .my heart goes out to Mary and her family he will be truly missed much Love Annie

Blessings to Mary Jo and the family of Ward Winer. Ward was my friend and my boss although he treated me more as a colleague. He had a great influence on my growth as a man and on my ability to communicate with others effectively. I cherish the 30 years we worked together and have missed him dearly since I retired. At each of the holiday parties he held, he would always seat me next to Mary Jo as he knew that I enjoyed our interaction. Few people that I have had the pleasure to know with...