Eric Webster Winstead

I still find it hard to believe that Eric has transitioned and is no longer physically with us. I miss him dearly. We never forgot to send each other special birthday cards. He was truly the love of my life. We met as professionals in a special education school in the District of Columbia Public Schools. Eric was a phenomenally gifted and dedicated teacher. Students respected him, and he shared realistic lessons of life with them.

I admired his extraordinary financial expertise allowing him to travel widely and pursue his sports interests of sailing, skiing, tennis and basketball. He was a man's man, and I loved him for it. I have planted an Alberta Spruce Bush/Tree in front of my home in loving memory of Eric.

During our tenure together in the special education school, I interviewed Eric for an Ethnographic Study that I completed through the University of the District of Columbia. It was suggested at that time that I publish it. I did not. Perhaps I will have a future opportunity to publish the study in his honor. I will always love him and look forward to our embrace in the heavenly realm. God bless Brenda and the entire Winstead family.

Lovingly submitted,
Pamela Irene Brown

We were saddened to hear of Eric´s passing. He was always causing laughter at family reunions. Garrell,Brenda, and Andrea you have our deepest condolences.

Hugh, Keith, Jannene, and Eric Winstead. Louisville, Kentucky

Eric is now skiing at the highest elevation. The spirit he shared with us on this planet will always be remembered. We will never forget the support he provided to the Capital Ski Club trips and his zest for racing over our 3 decades of friendship.
Thanks for feeding me often Eric, and teaching me what real fun hospitality is all about.
We are keeping the family in prayer.

My condolences to the Winstead family. Eric will be remembered for his devotion and love for his daughters, family and friends. You could count on Eric to show up with tools to help repair, a bottle of wine to share and entertaining tales to tell. His adventurous and beautiful spirit will be missed .

My name is Earl L.Thornton from Sparta, Georgia, Eric and I go back a long way we played football together in high school and were classmates he had a lot of heart on the football field and love the game,Rest my brother until we meet again.

My deepest condolences to the family of my friend Eric. I always enjoyed myself being around Eric usually while on a skiing trip. He will sorely be missed. Prayers to his family from Harrisburg PA

My condolences go out to the Winstead family. Your loss is a loss to the Dendy family, as well!
Eric Webster Winstead, E-Man, and I have brothers from another mother since we were youngster. Too many years to count. May his Soul sail into the great beyond to rest with the Creator, now and forevermore!
Some lives go on forever in the hearts and lives they touch...
In loving memory of a very special life...
Eric Webster Winstead (E-Man)
He lives now and forever in our hearts, Amen!

My heartfelt sympathy is extended to the family and Carol. Eric was indeed a fun and one of a kind guy!!!

I am sure that "it is well" with Eric´s soul! No more suffering, although Eric always had a smile n something funny n witty to say when I saw him throughout his illness! Rest well Eric! We haven´t lost you because we know where u are-with our Lord and Savior! Karen Lovett Davis

So sorry for your loss, I´ve known Eric for over 60 years and enjoyed our numerous interactions. What a great smile and wonderful outlook on living. We always laughed and kept our shoulders to the task at hand.
May his soul be at peace, he will be missed...

Earl R. Frazier