Death date: Apr 28, 2009
Arthur Wincek Obituary ARTHUR T WINCEK, age 87; beloved husband of Frances (nee Marshall); loving father of Michael J. (Becky), Mark D. (Cynthia), Christopher G. (Donna), Mary Adelle Horner (Douglas), Roseanne M., and Marguerite E Read Obituary
Dear Chris, Mary Adelle,Donna and Doug, Our deepest condolences to you and your family. Please know that we are thinking of you ... Michael and Linda Carroll (Aldie, Virginia)
My condolences to Art's family. I will always remember working with Art as a young law clerk. He would often give me fatherly advice, and debate philosophy and politics (I could rarely outwit him in such a debate). One can feel nothing but sadness at the loss of such a lively and intelligent soul. My thoughts are with all of his family, who he loved dearly. Art will be missed.
Dear Wincek Family, I just wanted to send my sincerest condolences for yor loss. Althogh times such as this are very diffficult may you find solace in the love of family and friends. I have also found much comfort in passages such as John 5:28,29 which speaks of the resurrection hope as well as Rev. 21:4 where God promises to do away with all the things that cause us suffering and pain including death forever. It is my sincere hope that these thoughts will bring you comfort as well. Once again I am so sorry for your loss. Laura
Dear Roseanne, We were so sorry to hear about your father's death. We know how much you loved him and how proud he was of you and all your accomplishments. We wish you peace during these difficult days ahead. Please accept our deepest sympathy for your loss. Sincerely, Ruth and Annie Kanner
chris, please accept my sincerest condolences at the loss of your father. as you may recall, i was very fond of art, who was always kind and gracious to a once-young lawyer. my thoughts are with you and your family.
I believe, like my father, Art had a great life. Whenever I bumped into Art at a family gathering, so many years ago, he was always enthusiastic and engaged with everyone. Always smiles and lots of questions about what was going on with you. And tons of stories. It seems as if he lived his life to the fullest and really enjoyed himself all along the way. His absence will be felt by many for a long time. Greg, Lynn & Julianna Stine, Plano, Texas
Our deepest sympathies to all of Uncle Art's family. We really enjoyed visiting with him over the years during his retirement in Santa Cruz. He will be missed (especially listening to the stories from his past). Chris, Joyce, and Jeff Stine
Our deepest sympathies to all of Uncle Art's family. We really enjoyed visiting with him over the years during his retirement in Santa Cruz. He will be missed (especially listening to the stories from his past). Chris, Joyce, and Jeff Stine (Prunedale, CA)
