Birth date: Sep 26, 1932 Death date: Feb 27, 2025
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I was the caregiver for Mr Milner for the past 3 years, I became so attached to him, he was such a sweet person always smiling with a calm and pleasant countenance. He’ was like family. My prayers are with the rest of his family. I’ll miss you, SIP.
Rosene, Paul and Errol:
My condolences to you and your respective families.
My fondest memory of Pearl and Winston was when I was growing up in Guyana and would visit your Mum and Dad in Georgetown with my sister Joy. I looked forward to the many meals I had at their home. Your Mum and Dad were very kind and generous.
Years later, as we all left Guyana, it was such a thrill seeing Winston when he came to Canada and visited us at Gem's home in Markham with Paul.
I will always have fond memories of Pearl and Winston.
Noel Lim
My first recollection of our cousin Winston was at Central Mahaicony. I was 7 years old when he visited our family and gave me a ride at the back of his motorcycle. He was so proud of his motorcycle, and for me it was an exhilarating experience. However, the memory that I will always cherish was the hospitality Winston and his son Errol extended my wife Imelda and I on November 1, 2008, while in New York to run the New York City marathon. We met the day before the race at the Expo, and Winston and Errol made time to spend that day to show us around the city and ride the Staten Island ferry as a rehearsal in preparation for getting to the start line of the marathon on the next day.
Winston and Pearl were a kind, thoughtful and loving couple and my family and I extend our deepest, heartfelt condolences to Rosene, Errol, Paul and their families. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this challenging time.
"The song is ended but the memories live on"… Irving Berlin.
Ray, Imelda and Family.
I want to express my deepest condolences and sympathy to Rosene, Paul, Errol and their families.
I had the wonderful privilege of meeting Uncle Winston at a Low family gathering. I remember Uncle Winston was so kind, soft-spoken and very warm.
May the cherished memories of Uncle Winston live on in your families. May God comfort you all at this time. Sending you love and prayers.
Tanya Comrie
Rosene, Errol, Paul and families, our deepest condolences are expressed on the passing of Uncle Winston. The memories will live on. Love from Nadia Khan and family
We were deeply saddened to hear of Winston's passing.
Our heartfelt condolences go out to his children Rosene, Errol, Paul and their families.
May you find comfort in the cherished moments you shared together and may his memory bring you peace!
Winston was a really caring person and had such a soothing smile and warm personality!
May his soul Rest In Peace!
Mayling, Johnny and family
Our deepest condolences to Rosene, Paul, Errol and their families. It is truly a sad day knowing uncle Winston is no longer with us, but we take comfort in knowing that he is finally reunited with his everlasting love, auntie Pearly. His warm smile and life long legacy shines through his 3 wonderful children and his grandchildren. We were grateful to have uncle Winston attend our wedding in 1998 in Toronto and be apart of our wedding celebration and family reunion. It has been an honor to know uncle Winston and the positive impact he has had on our family. May your spirit be with God.
Judy Low and Sunny Chan
Our deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences to Rosene, Errol and Paul on the passing of your Dad Winston. He was a remarkable person and always had a smile on his face.
I remember our telephone conversations where we would reminisce about olden times and recollect the good memories then as well as the present.
Whenever Winston came to Canada we would always go out to dinner with my son Chris and his family. He was truly a family man, dedicated to his children and loyal to Pearl his soulmate who was a kind and sweet person. Pearl and myself kept in touch through correspondence when I came to Canada and we were very close like sisters.
Winston, you have now gone to join Pearl your soulmate and may you rest peacefully in the everlasting arms of Our Heavenly Father.
With much love - Joy and Mike Wong and family
Uncle Winston, My first memory of you was the Summer when you and Aunty Pearly came to New York and we went to the Statue of Liberty with Errol, Trisha, and my mom. I remember that day fondly, spending time with you both. Both you and Aunty Pearly had such kind and genuine hearts that as a kid I felt that kindness and naturally gravitated towards you both. Ever since that day, whenever I saw you or spoke to you on the rare occassion, I always felt that same kindness and love as I did that Summer day. You will be missed by all, especially by your children, but knowing you've joined Aunty Pearly in eternal peace, is a comforting feeling. Love, Monica
P.S. I always thought you had the most beautiful handwriting and I still have your Christmas cards and will always cherish them.
