Birth date: Oct 25, 1933 Death date: Jan 2, 2020
Julius Anthony “Tony” Winkler, age 86, passed away peacefully with his family at his side on Thursday, January 2, 2020. He was born on October 25, 1933 to Roman and Anna (Lilla) Winkler in Stevens Point, WI. He graduated from St. Read Obituary
I remember him from my square dancing days at the Edison Barn in Whitehall, MI. May he rest in peace. Irene
Marge and family,
We will miss seeing Tony around church. He was a lovely man, kind and friendly.i will never forget the time he came to pick up Roman at Dayspring during the communion service, he joined in and stayed for the whole thing. He was a good example of a faith-filled person.
Peace and love to the Winkler family.
Dick and Melanie Schroder
Dear Marge and family: Tony's smile and sense of humor will surely be missed by myself and many. Our loss is truly heaven's gain! Until we meet again, may you rest in eternal peace!
Margaret, I was sorry to learn of Tony's passing. I have fond memories of staying at your house with Janice a couple of years ago. He was so welcoming and I so enjoyed talking to him. Know you are in God's care in the coming days. Fondly, Tish Hopkins
Marge, I’m so sorry to see that Tony died. I have always enjoyed his joking manner and will miss his welcoming manner. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Suzette Heeres
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord and let the perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. The parish staff & families at St. Francis de Sales Church
Memories of the days when my boys were in scouting always include Tony, Jack, and Ned. Such a sweet man. Tony you will be missed!
Tony and I worked many elections together as did Judy and Margaret. We became good friends and he helped me a lot while I served on the City Commission. We will certainly miss Tony .A wonderful man.
My dear friend Tony, he and I spent many years together at City Hall, City of Muskegon, he was always ready to get me at church, working with Tony, he was always in the candy jar, making the rounds of all the offices to see what they had. RIP my Polish friend.
