I worked with Rick for many years at Catawba Nuclear Station. He always had such a Humble and Friendly attitude toward everything he encountered. I would like to express my sincere condolences to the Winn family during this time of loss. May the cherished memories of good times together bring you comfort in the days ahead. The overflowing & inspiring church memorial service of Family and Friends was evidence of a Life Well Lived !

Rick Was a Friend Of Mine That I Will Never Forget .We Worked Together With Control Services Co  .Doing Electrical work. He was always a Good Worker And Friend To Work With.He Was A Christian Back then And Never Changed.Later He Came To Work With Me At Burnette Electric Co. For a Couple Years And Then Went To duke Power.I Have Enjoyed Knowing Rick all This Time and It was My Honor To Know Him and Work With Him.Condolences To His Family.

I have so many memories of the friendship with my friend, Rick Winn.   
In 1970 Rick and I  went to the beach. We stayed at his uncles house.  Rick taught me how to find shark's teeth.  We were also in a small Rock & Roll Band.  Rick's dad spent time with us taking us places.   We went to a race in Rockingham together.  
In 1977,  Rick and I went to Statesville to pick up lumber to build our houses.  Mine on Springdale Road and his on Winn Ridge.  His father in law (Jim Evans) let us use his dump truck and low boy.  What a friend he will always be.
Rick loved dressing up as Santa Claus. for Providence Church.  One year we switched places.  I filled in for him as Santa .  When Rick  walked in everyone wondered who Santa was.
Rick will always hold a special place in my life,  He had a great smile and was soft spoken.  He was a great family man and Christian.  He lived his life to the fullest.
My condolences to his wife, children, mother, brothers and sister.  All of you will be in my thoughts and prayers in the days ahead.   

To the Winn family, my deepest sympathy. Rick was a fine man. I love  each of you with all my heart. God bless and keep you all.