Toggle navigation Today’s hours — All Day Open (210) 924-4242 Search Home Obituaries Flowers & Gifts About Us Services Pre Planning Res Grief & Healing Contact Us Donate Send Beautiful Flowers Share a Memory Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Winkie Walker August 16, 1943 – May 5, 2018 Login Print The family of Winkie Walker created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories. Obituary & Service Winkie Walker went to be with the Lord on Saturday… View More Share a Memory Below A comforting word from you means a lot. Share a Memory Flowers & Gifts Send Flowers to the family of Winkie.
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I had the great pleasure of meeting Winkiy at Toyota. The first time I met her she was so sweet and she left an impression on me. She made my day every day even on the worst of day.
Her smile is contagious and I will miss it,and holding up the line just to talk a little with her and get a hug and giving her a keychain from where ever I had gone. She was a wonderful woman and she will be missed dearly. Work has not been the same without her.
My condolences to her family. Amanda Revillas – 10 hours ago Comment Share this: Facebook Twitter BUY NOW Fairest of All was purchased for the family of Winkie Walker. Yesterday at 10:02 AM WJ My great aunt Winkie was a truly beautiful person.
I will always remember her. Walter “Lenny” Jonas – Yesterday at 09:48 AM Comment Share this: Facebook Twitter WJ Walter “Lenny” Jonas – Kerrville Walter “Lenny” Jonas – Yesterday at 09:50 AM Write a comment… FF BUY NOW From: Aramark & Toyota Family purchased the Lavender Reflections Spray for the family of Winkie Walker. From: Aramark & Toyota Family – May 09 at 12:47 PM LA Aunt Winkie was the life of the party; the adventurer; the glue that held the family together.
She was always the one who would drop everything, spend her very last dime, reach out and extend every ounce of what little she had, to help, to guide and to offer solace to any of us, in our times of need. She always wanted her family to be together and get together to laugh and remember better days. I can’t remember a family function where she wasn’t in the middle of it; her and her delicious pies, cakes and salads.
Some of my fondest memories were summers spent between Grannie and Grandpas farm and Aunt Winkie’s house. Countless hours spent running us kids around the Southside, for movies, Brackenridge Park, swimming, the zoo, every summer, she made sure we had plenty to do, even though she had been working all morning at the hospital. She often would play with us in her front yard or at the farm when we would play baseball, football or even tennis.
She helped me to learn to drive down Grannie’s dirt road in that yellow Gran Torino wagon, with all the cousins hanging on for dear life as we each had a turn. She was so much fun when I was a kid. She was so full of life.
Even today, when I think of her, I can hear her infectious laugh. When I picture her in my head, I see her smiling. She was always smiling; always talking about the ‘good ole days’ and always positive.
I will miss you, Aunt Winkie. Just know, you had a positive impact on my life and you were dearly loved. Your niece, Lacy lacy – May 08 at 01:51 AM Comment Share this: Facebook Twitter RM She was my mom she was the most caring person in the world.
She loved her kids, loved her grand kids talked to me all the time bout how much she loved the grand babies in her live. She loved all her sisters they were her best friends of course all her nieces and nephews are older now but she always told me stories of the times she would babysit them. Monk ir as we knew her because when grandbaby #1 Monet was just learning how to talk she didn’t know whether to calll her mom or winkie so she became our Monkie We miss you already Monkie I haven’t stopped thinkin bout you and I never will love you Russ russell moczygemba – May 07 at 11:44 PM Comment Share this: Facebook Twitter Print Homepage Funerals & Obituaries Flowers & Gifts About Us Services Pre Planning Res Grief & Healing Contact Us Locations Donate Made with love by funeralOne View information for consumers relating to the purchase of preneed funeral contracts including descriptions of the trust and insurance funding options available under state law.
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