Winslow Moani Ching

Winslow was the most beautiful person I had the pleasure to fly with. Loved by everyone, he is forever in our hearts.

I did not know Winslow for a long time but for the brief time, I know that he was a wonderful, kind, and giving soul. Last year I was new hire flight attendant on the train, first day of moving into the city. He and I sat and sparked up a conversation after he noticed my American airlines flight attendant badge. He gave me two big bags of Garretts popcorn, he really wanted to make sure I felt welcomed in this new strange city. After that we stayed in touch and He had reached out many times to come over for different events he was throwing and was always working until pride came a long and was so inviting not only to me but my friends. Winslow was there to be such a wonderful host and caring person. Feeding us and putting a big bubble blowing machine on the balcony for the entire street and parade to enjoy. He truly made my first pride very special just like he was. And I will miss him very dearly and hope to see him again one day. My first friend in Chicago, Winslow. Rest well my friend.

Please search "Winslow Ching Obituary" for the lakeviewfuneralhome link (currently the 2nd one) for the longer obituary.

This is not his full obituary. This is his Death Notice. I am attempting to make that one viewable to non-PhD in information technology. John Case, husband.

Rest in peace Winslow love you Dolores

Winslow cut my hair for forty years,I loved him and I´m shocked by his death. He always made me feel beautiful after my cuts.I had been thinking about him lately and was going to text him and tell him how much I missed him and if he was coming to Connecticut anytime soon but I didn´t.good lesson for me.Winslow rest in peace you are so special.Jack I´m so sorry. Dolores