Birth date: Oct 9, 1950 Death date: Oct 9, 2010
James F. Wintz, age 60 of Batesville, died Saturday, October 9, 2010, at Margaret Mary Hospital. Born March 3, 1950 in Batesville, he is the son of Ruth (Nee: Westmeyer) and Francis Wintz. He married Kathy Harmeyer November 13, 19 Read Obituary
Just wishing your family the best during the holidays and to let you know that you are still being thought about during your first Holiday without your Dad, Husband, Son, Brother, friend, ect. The road ahead is long but does get better. Everyone please enjoy the holidays as much as possible and the friends and family this season.
To the Wintz family--- I was saddened to read of Jim's passing. The photo of him is how I recall him...smiling and warm! I knew him from St. Louis elementary days. I trust your precious memories will console you...and knowing you can be with him again.
To the Wintz Family,I want to send my prayers with you and your families. I was a classmate of Jim's from St.Louis, so we share a lot of good memories. He will be missed.Love,Rita Schneider
I met Jim and some of his family at Stephanie and Dustin's wedding. I just wanted to express the sadness I feel knowing what the family is going through. It is at the loss of a wonderful person that friends and family realize the mark that a man can leave on this world. From meeting his family and reading the posts from friends I'm sure Jim left a mark deeper than most in his short time here. May the thoughts of others help comfort your Family at a time like this. I know Jim left with Faith so never loose it and let it and time heal your hearts.
Our condolences to you Kathy, and your girls and Mother Ruth. John and Peggy
Dear Kathy and Girls - My sincere sympathy in the loss of one of the greatest guys in Batesville. I have enjoyed working with both Kathy and Jim for many Hill-Rom years. Since I moved to Florida last year, I always looked forward to seeing Jim's smiling face at Liquor Store when I came home for family visits. Much love and prayers are being sent to you all.Linda Rouse Hookway
Very sorry to hear about Jim. God Bless your family.
Our deepest sympathy to Kathy and the girls. You (and all of us) were truly blessed by Jim's great personality, his devotion to his family, and his dedication to his work. We will all miss Jim, and he will always be a cherished friend. Jim leaves a great legacy, a sincere and honest man!
Someone once said ... "Laugh as much as you breathe ... and love as long as you live." Jim always made us laugh ... and we'll always love him.
Kathy, Stephanie, Emily and Beth, I will always cherish the memories of not only working with Jim but the fun we all had together as well. The years of OASIS and how he always made doing work fun and his joking sense of humor. You are all in our prayers and we will miss him dearly.
