Photo courtesy of Swanson Funeral Home [North West] - Detroit
Detroit, Michigan
Apr 18, 1942 – Mar 13, 2021 (Age 78)
Cuz, you have your reward for all the wonderful things that you have done. You have won your race, now rest in peace.
Ray Johnson
March 16, 2023 | Family
Because of the great labor that you have provided, you are now resting in peace.
Ray Johnson
March 16, 2022 | Family
We will really miss June, but we know that he's in a better place now. Rest in peace cousin, sweet and everlasting peace.
Ray Johnson
March 26, 2021 | Family
Sending love and condolences to the family. I'm not able to attend the funeral, but I'm sending prayers to the family. I owe my college basketball career to Coach and he will forever be remembered.
June Henderson
March 26, 2021 | Family
I wish we could be there. I know he is resting with his mother and father. We are so sorry and sad. May God continue to bless you all!
Glenda Johnson washington
March 25, 2021 | Baton Rouge, LA | Family
Coach Winfield was the soul reason I played basketball. Glad I saw you recently in Kroger’s. Always greeted you with a smile and open arm. You will definitely be missed. RIH❤
Frenchetta Jefferson
March 25, 2021 | Student
Coach Winfield was one of best coaches I had. He was more than a Coach to me, more like family. He helped me and family more than every. Gave me the confidence I have today to even play basketball. I wouldn’t be consider a Legend without Coach Winfield. Coach gave some many people the opportunity to succeed and be successful in life. You will always be remembered
Antania Hayes
March 25, 2021 | Detroit, MI | Student
He Was A Gentle Soul My Daughter Played Ball At King High Sch I was The Mom Who Went All Her Games And Take The Girls Home If They Didn’t Have Ride My Daughter Shana Copeland Loved Him He Always Help All The Young Ladies
Rosalyn Copeland Haynes
March 25, 2021 | Detroit | Friend
Winfield was more than a coach. He was your motivation to push through, reminder to laugh and keep smiling, confidence booster, and a father figure for so many of his girls. I can never call us his athletes because he treated every last one of us like one of his own. We trained and played not only as a team but as a family. Your presence will live on and we will never forget you coach.
Nadia Cannon
March 24, 2021 | Detroit, MI | Student