Kenneth "Kenny" George Winters, 82, of Wayland, Missouri passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by family, on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. Kenny was born on December 1, 1937 in Gregory Landing, Missouri, the son of the late George "Fuzzy" Winters and Wilma (Arnold) Winters-Walls. He married Patricia Ann Riney on May 28, 1960 at Saint Martha's Catholic Church in Wayland, Missouri where he was a member for many years.
He served in the United States Army for four years. Kenny worked for Morse Chain in Keokuk and Dadant and Sons in Kahoka for many years. He had also spent nearly thirty years as a woodworker and craftsman. He enjoyed hunting, NASCAR, sports, attending auctions and flea markets, and working in his shop. Kenny lived life to the fullest and his family was the center of his world. His grandchildren would often ask him to draw pictures of bugs on their hands and feet. Kenny "Grandpa Fudge" was famous with his grandchildren and great grandchildren for making fudge and French toast. He was a devoted husband and father and will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all that knew him.
In addition to his wife of sixty years, Patricia, Kenny is survived by three sons; Darrell (Debbie) Winters, Kevin (Loretta) Winters, and Kurt (Deanna) Winters, two daughters; Kim (Chad) Winters, and Kelly (Todd) Campbell, one daughter-in-law Lori Winters, seventeen grandchildren; DeAnn (Pat) McNally, Darin Winters, Brandon (LeAnn) Winters, Quentin (Laura) Winters, Amanda Davis, Heather (Chris) Ryland, Kashia (Derek) Drake, Ashley (D.J.) Shatley, Tyler (Jordan) Winters, Kyann Winters, Kylin (Raymond) Merschbrock, Lana Winters, Michael (Melissa) Campbell, Zane (Denise) Campbell, Tressa Campbell, Trevor (Brianna) Winters, and Carissa Winters, twenty-eight great-grandchildren, a sister; Sandra Ewart, sisters in-law, EmmaJean Riney and Tammy Riney, brother in-law Ed Riney and by several nieces and nephews as well as his beloved dog, Slugger.
Besides his parents, Kenny was preceded in death by a son; Kyle Winters, a brother; Howard Winters and his wife Dorothy, his step-mother; Margaret Winters, his step-father; Grover Walls, three brothers-in-law; Joseph "Ab" Ewart, Brody Stevens, and William "Bill" Riney, and a sister in-law; Mary Dorlene Stevens.
Private family funeral services honoring the life of Kenny will be conducted. Wilson & Triplett Funeral Home in Kahoka has been entrusted with the care and arrangements. Interment will be held at St. Patrick Cemetery in St. Patrick, Missouri. Pallbearers are Brandon Winters, Quentin Winters, Darin Winters, Michael Campbell, Tyler Winters, Trevor Winters, Zane Campbell, and D.J Shatley. Honorary Pallbearers are Pat McNally, Derek Drake, Chris Ryland, and Raymond Merschbrock.
Memorial contributions are suggested to St. Patrick Cemetery or to Hospice of Northeast Missouri and will be accepted at the funeral home. You are invited to share your memories of Kenny and leave a condolence at www.wilsontriplett.com
He served in the United States Army for four years. Kenny worked for Morse Chain in Keokuk and Dadant and Sons in Kahoka for many years. He had also spent nearly thirty years as a woodworker and craftsman. He enjoyed hunting, NASCAR, sports, attending auctions and flea markets, and working in his shop. Kenny lived life to the fullest and his family was the center of his world. His grandchildren would often ask him to draw pictures of bugs on their hands and feet. Kenny "Grandpa Fudge" was famous with his grandchildren and great grandchildren for making fudge and French toast. He was a devoted husband and father and will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all that knew him.
In addition to his wife of sixty years, Patricia, Kenny is survived by three sons; Darrell (Debbie) Winters, Kevin (Loretta) Winters, and Kurt (Deanna) Winters, two daughters; Kim (Chad) Winters, and Kelly (Todd) Campbell, one daughter-in-law Lori Winters, seventeen grandchildren; DeAnn (Pat) McNally, Darin Winters, Brandon (LeAnn) Winters, Quentin (Laura) Winters, Amanda Davis, Heather (Chris) Ryland, Kashia (Derek) Drake, Ashley (D.J.) Shatley, Tyler (Jordan) Winters, Kyann Winters, Kylin (Raymond) Merschbrock, Lana Winters, Michael (Melissa) Campbell, Zane (Denise) Campbell, Tressa Campbell, Trevor (Brianna) Winters, and Carissa Winters, twenty-eight great-grandchildren, a sister; Sandra Ewart, sisters in-law, EmmaJean Riney and Tammy Riney, brother in-law Ed Riney and by several nieces and nephews as well as his beloved dog, Slugger.
Besides his parents, Kenny was preceded in death by a son; Kyle Winters, a brother; Howard Winters and his wife Dorothy, his step-mother; Margaret Winters, his step-father; Grover Walls, three brothers-in-law; Joseph "Ab" Ewart, Brody Stevens, and William "Bill" Riney, and a sister in-law; Mary Dorlene Stevens.
Private family funeral services honoring the life of Kenny will be conducted. Wilson & Triplett Funeral Home in Kahoka has been entrusted with the care and arrangements. Interment will be held at St. Patrick Cemetery in St. Patrick, Missouri. Pallbearers are Brandon Winters, Quentin Winters, Darin Winters, Michael Campbell, Tyler Winters, Trevor Winters, Zane Campbell, and D.J Shatley. Honorary Pallbearers are Pat McNally, Derek Drake, Chris Ryland, and Raymond Merschbrock.
Memorial contributions are suggested to St. Patrick Cemetery or to Hospice of Northeast Missouri and will be accepted at the funeral home. You are invited to share your memories of Kenny and leave a condolence at www.wilsontriplett.com
Kenneth "Kenny" George Winters, 82, of Wayland, Missouri passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by family, on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. Kenny was born on December 1, 1937 in Gregory Landing, Missouri, the son of the late George "Fuzzy" Winters and Wilma (Arnold) Winters-Walls. He married Patricia Ann Riney on May 28, 1960 at Saint Martha's Catholic Church in Wayland, Missouri where he was a member for many years.
He served in the United States Army for four years. Kenny worked for Morse Chain in Keokuk and Dadant and Sons in Kahoka for many years. He had also spent nearly thirty years as a woodworker and craftsman. He enjoyed hunting, NASCAR, sports, attending auctions and flea markets, and working in his shop. Kenny lived life to the fullest and his family was the center of his world. His grandchildren would often ask him to draw pictures of bugs on their hands and feet. Kenny "Grandpa Fudge" was famous with his grandchildren and great grandchildren for making fudge and French toast. He was a devoted husband and father and will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all that knew him.
In addition to his wife of sixty years, Patricia, Kenny is survived by three sons; Darrell (Debbie) Winters, Kevin (Loretta) Winters, and Kurt (Deanna) Winters, two daughters; Kim (Chad) Winters, and Kelly (Todd) Campbell, one daughter-in-law Lori Winters, seventeen grandchildren; DeAnn (Pat) McNally, Darin Winters, Brandon (LeAnn) Winters, Quentin (Laura) Winters, Amanda Davis, Heather (Chris) Ryland, Kashia (Derek) Drake, Ashley (D.J.) Shatley, Tyler (Jordan) Winters, Kyann Winters, Kylin (Raymond) Merschbrock, Lana Winters, Michael (Melissa) Campbell, Zane (Denise) Campbell, Tressa Campbell, Trevor (Brianna) Winters, and Carissa Winters, twenty-eight great-grandchildren, a sister; Sandra Ewart, sisters in-law, EmmaJean Riney and Tammy Riney, brother in-law Ed Riney and by several nieces and nephews as well as his beloved dog, Slugger.
Besides his parents, Kenny was preceded in death by a son; Kyle Winters, a brother; Howard Winters and his wife Dorothy, his step-mother; Margaret Winters, his step-father; Grover Walls, three brothers-in-law; Joseph "Ab" Ewart, Brody Stevens, and William "Bill" Riney, and a sister in-law; Mary Dorlene Stevens.
Private family funeral services honoring the life of Kenny will be conducted. Wilson & Triplett Funeral Home in Kahoka has been entrusted with the care and arrangements. Interment will be held at St. Patrick Cemetery in St. Patrick, Missouri. Pallbearers are Brandon Winters, Quentin Winters, Darin Winters, Michael Campbell, Tyler Winters, Trevor Winters, Zane Campbell, and D.J Shatley. Honorary Pallbearers are Pat McNally, Derek Drake, Chris Ryland, and Raymond Merschbrock.
Memorial contributions are suggested to St. Patrick Cemetery or to Hospice of Northeast Missouri and will be accepted at the funeral home. You are invited to share your memories of Kenny and leave a condolence at www.wilsontriplett.com
He served in the United States Army for four years. Kenny worked for Morse Chain in Keokuk and Dadant and Sons in Kahoka for many years. He had also spent nearly thirty years as a woodworker and craftsman. He enjoyed hunting, NASCAR, sports, attending auctions and flea markets, and working in his shop. Kenny lived life to the fullest and his family was the center of his world. His grandchildren would often ask him to draw pictures of bugs on their hands and feet. Kenny "Grandpa Fudge" was famous with his grandchildren and great grandchildren for making fudge and French toast. He was a devoted husband and father and will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all that knew him.
In addition to his wife of sixty years, Patricia, Kenny is survived by three sons; Darrell (Debbie) Winters, Kevin (Loretta) Winters, and Kurt (Deanna) Winters, two daughters; Kim (Chad) Winters, and Kelly (Todd) Campbell, one daughter-in-law Lori Winters, seventeen grandchildren; DeAnn (Pat) McNally, Darin Winters, Brandon (LeAnn) Winters, Quentin (Laura) Winters, Amanda Davis, Heather (Chris) Ryland, Kashia (Derek) Drake, Ashley (D.J.) Shatley, Tyler (Jordan) Winters, Kyann Winters, Kylin (Raymond) Merschbrock, Lana Winters, Michael (Melissa) Campbell, Zane (Denise) Campbell, Tressa Campbell, Trevor (Brianna) Winters, and Carissa Winters, twenty-eight great-grandchildren, a sister; Sandra Ewart, sisters in-law, EmmaJean Riney and Tammy Riney, brother in-law Ed Riney and by several nieces and nephews as well as his beloved dog, Slugger.
Besides his parents, Kenny was preceded in death by a son; Kyle Winters, a brother; Howard Winters and his wife Dorothy, his step-mother; Margaret Winters, his step-father; Grover Walls, three brothers-in-law; Joseph "Ab" Ewart, Brody Stevens, and William "Bill" Riney, and a sister in-law; Mary Dorlene Stevens.
Private family funeral services honoring the life of Kenny will be conducted. Wilson & Triplett Funeral Home in Kahoka has been entrusted with the care and arrangements. Interment will be held at St. Patrick Cemetery in St. Patrick, Missouri. Pallbearers are Brandon Winters, Quentin Winters, Darin Winters, Michael Campbell, Tyler Winters, Trevor Winters, Zane Campbell, and D.J Shatley. Honorary Pallbearers are Pat McNally, Derek Drake, Chris Ryland, and Raymond Merschbrock.
Memorial contributions are suggested to St. Patrick Cemetery or to Hospice of Northeast Missouri and will be accepted at the funeral home. You are invited to share your memories of Kenny and leave a condolence at www.wilsontriplett.com
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