TO MY GRANDFATHER MR. Eddie Winn. ITS HARD FOR ME TO ALLOW MY MIND UNDERSTAND THE FACT THAT YOU HAVE CAUGHT YOUR MORNING TRAIN. I AM SO GRATEFUL TO GOD, THAT HE GAVE ME A CHANCE TO LEARN FROM YOUR WISDOM AND TO RECEIVE YOUR HANDSHAKES AND HUGS. YOU WERE A MAN WHO LOVES HIS FAMILY, A MAN WHO IS ALWAYS WILLING TO LEND OR GIVE TO THOSE WHO ARE IN NEED. I REMEMBER WHEN YOU HAD THE SHOP YOU WOULD FIX SOME PEOPLES CARS FOR LITTLE OR NOTHING. AND PEOPLE RESPECTED AND LOVED YOU. I LEARNED HOW TO BE KIND AND HELPFUL TO ANYONE FROM YOU. PAW-PAW, YOU WAS ONE OF THE PEOPLE I LOOKED UP TO AND ALWAYS LOOKED FORWARD TO A WORD FROM YOU.I EVEN REMEMBER WHEN YOU ALLOWED ME TO WORK AT THE SHOP WITH YOU. I REALLY DIDNT DO TO MUCH WORK BUT YOU PAID ME ANYWAY. AND YOU KNEW I WAS SNEAKING OFF TO GO SHOOT BASKETBALL. BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY YOU WERE ALWAYS THERE WHEN I NEEDED SOMEONE TO TALK TOO OR A SHOULDER TO LEAN ON. YOU ALWAYS ENCOURAGED ME IN MY MINISTRY..I AM TRULY GOING TO MISS YOU DEACON EDDIE WINN. YOU ARE GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN....I LOVED YOU.. REST EASY...PAW-PAW.....
Posted on: Sun, 05 Oct 2014 02:23:36 +0000
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