Arthur Harold Winyard
October 11, 1934 ~ May 24, 2014
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Arthur Harold Winyard, Jr. passed away on Saturday, May 24, 2014 at Nash General Hospital. Funeral services will be private. Arrangements have been entrusted to Wheeler Woodlief Funeral Home and Cremation Services.
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I am so sorry to hear about Art. Nina, you have no idea the impact the both of you had on my life. The time spent at your house late into the night helped shape me. May the peace of God be ever present during this tough time. You are in my prayers. [emailprotected]
I was so sorry to hear about Art’s passing. Nina – you and Art had such a huge impact on my life when you served as youth sponsors at North Mar. I just found your address a few weeks ago and planned on writing you a letter to let you know how much you meant to me as a young believer. I ended up becoming a youth pastor and I opened my home as you did and just loved my students as the both of you did. I am crushed that I never got the chance to tell Art how much he meant to me. I remember I was just getting ready to leave for college and I was down as I did not want to leave the comfort of our youth group and I was scared that I would not find any other believers at my college. Art put his arm around me and said, Do not think of this as an end but as a beginning. I not only kept that in mind as I started college but as I left college and started new jobs. Both of you meant more to me than you’ll ever know. I pray that the Lord will comfort you during this difficult time. – Jamison Jamie Jenkins ([emailprotected])
I am so sorry to hear about Art’s passing. I will never forget him as an Mechanical Drawing teacher at HCS, nor will I ever forget all the wonderful New Years eves I spent at your home with Tracy. Shooting Beelzebub and the laughter. He was a good man. He holds a place in my heart forever. My heartfelt condolences to all. Sincerely, J’nean (Moyers) Wellington
We are moved though a silence, A quite sadness, a longing for one more day, one more word. We may not understand, why our loved one left so soon. Why they left before we were ready to say goodbye. Little by little, we will began to remember not just that they died, but that they lived. That your life gave us memories too beautiful to forget. During our grief, we need to lean on God, for comfort. One of the most comfort to me is Ps. 3418 Jehovah is near to those who are broken hearted, & those crushed in spirit, he saves.