Bud, 63, died at 3:15 p.m., at The Ohio State University Hospital from injuries received in a May 28 traffic accident in Shawnee Township.
He was a son of Howard Sr. and Garnet (Dooley) Winget. On Jan. 6, 1968, he married Diana K. Hoenie, who survives in Elida.
Also surviving are two daughters, Julia S. (Gregory) Soules, Waynesfield, and Jennifer N. (Dustin) Bryan, Columbus Grove; an adopted son, James (Barbara) Wiechart, Danville, Ky.; two brothers, William (Patty) and Jerry, all of Celina; three sisters, Anna Hammond, of Texas, Betty Walker, of Florida, and Joretta (Joe) Gray, Celina; and six grandchildren.
Deceased are a brother, Bob; a sister, Chris Louth, and an infant sister, Wanda.
He retired as a forklift operator after 34 years of service at the Ford Motor Company, Ohio Engine Plant, in Lima. He worked at the former Mersman Furniture Factory, Celina, and was a former Sohio gasoline station owner. He was a member of the Celina Coast Guard Auxiliary and Woodlawn Baptist Church, Lima. He was instrumental in the church sanctuary remodeling project.
Services were at Chamberlain-Huckeriede Funeral Home, Lima, the Rev. John Heyward officiating.
He was a son of Howard Sr. and Garnet (Dooley) Winget. On Jan. 6, 1968, he married Diana K. Hoenie, who survives in Elida.
Also surviving are two daughters, Julia S. (Gregory) Soules, Waynesfield, and Jennifer N. (Dustin) Bryan, Columbus Grove; an adopted son, James (Barbara) Wiechart, Danville, Ky.; two brothers, William (Patty) and Jerry, all of Celina; three sisters, Anna Hammond, of Texas, Betty Walker, of Florida, and Joretta (Joe) Gray, Celina; and six grandchildren.
Deceased are a brother, Bob; a sister, Chris Louth, and an infant sister, Wanda.
He retired as a forklift operator after 34 years of service at the Ford Motor Company, Ohio Engine Plant, in Lima. He worked at the former Mersman Furniture Factory, Celina, and was a former Sohio gasoline station owner. He was a member of the Celina Coast Guard Auxiliary and Woodlawn Baptist Church, Lima. He was instrumental in the church sanctuary remodeling project.
Services were at Chamberlain-Huckeriede Funeral Home, Lima, the Rev. John Heyward officiating.
Bud, 63, died at 3:15 p.m., at The Ohio State University Hospital from injuries received in a May 28 traffic accident in Shawnee Township.
He was a son of Howard Sr. and Garnet (Dooley) Winget. On Jan. 6, 1968, he married Diana K. Hoenie, who survives in Elida.
Also surviving are two daughters, Julia S. (Gregory) Soules, Waynesfield, and Jennifer N. (Dustin) Bryan, Columbus Grove; an adopted son, James (Barbara) Wiechart, Danville, Ky.; two brothers, William (Patty) and Jerry, all of Celina; three sisters, Anna Hammond, of Texas, Betty Walker, of Florida, and Joretta (Joe) Gray, Celina; and six grandchildren.
Deceased are a brother, Bob; a sister, Chris Louth, and an infant sister, Wanda.
He retired as a forklift operator after 34 years of service at the Ford Motor Company, Ohio Engine Plant, in Lima. He worked at the former Mersman Furniture Factory, Celina, and was a former Sohio gasoline station owner. He was a member of the Celina Coast Guard Auxiliary and Woodlawn Baptist Church, Lima. He was instrumental in the church sanctuary remodeling project.
Services were at Chamberlain-Huckeriede Funeral Home, Lima, the Rev. John Heyward officiating.
He was a son of Howard Sr. and Garnet (Dooley) Winget. On Jan. 6, 1968, he married Diana K. Hoenie, who survives in Elida.
Also surviving are two daughters, Julia S. (Gregory) Soules, Waynesfield, and Jennifer N. (Dustin) Bryan, Columbus Grove; an adopted son, James (Barbara) Wiechart, Danville, Ky.; two brothers, William (Patty) and Jerry, all of Celina; three sisters, Anna Hammond, of Texas, Betty Walker, of Florida, and Joretta (Joe) Gray, Celina; and six grandchildren.
Deceased are a brother, Bob; a sister, Chris Louth, and an infant sister, Wanda.
He retired as a forklift operator after 34 years of service at the Ford Motor Company, Ohio Engine Plant, in Lima. He worked at the former Mersman Furniture Factory, Celina, and was a former Sohio gasoline station owner. He was a member of the Celina Coast Guard Auxiliary and Woodlawn Baptist Church, Lima. He was instrumental in the church sanctuary remodeling project.
Services were at Chamberlain-Huckeriede Funeral Home, Lima, the Rev. John Heyward officiating.
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