12/17/2025
Please keep the family of Hymond B. Winston in your thoughts and prayers.
Hymond Bisco Winston was born on July 12, 1955, in Detroit, Michigan, to LeRoy and Lois (née: McCray) Winston. Hymond developed a strong work ethic, resilience and a sense of duty that guided him throughout his life.
Hymond, while receiving his formal education, proudly enlisted in the United States Marine Corp and later continued his service to his country by transferring to the Marine Corps Reserve. Serving as a Rifleman, he exemplified discipline and dedication. His military service was recognized with several honors, including the Rifle Sharpshooter Badge and the National Defense Service Medal, among others. Hymond was honorably discharged, having faithfully served his country.
Hymond, affectionately known as “Hymie” by family and friends, “Dirty Red” by his father, was a man whose hands were never idle. In his early years he played the flute at New Hope Church of God In Christ, under the leadership of the late Elder Albert Tenzy Sr. He also became the “world’s greatest” Photographer, he loved practicing Karate and everyone knew that Hymie loved animals. After his military service, he could be found doing anything his hands could find to do, mastering every job placed before him. His versatility and determination were hallmarks of his character. His final occupation was that of a truck driver, a role that reflected his independence, reliability, and strong work ethic.
Hymond B. Winston, age 70, passed away on December 1, 2025, at his residence in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He was preceded in death by his paternal and maternal grandparents; his parents, LeRoy and Lois Winston; his siblings Ophelia Winston, Larry Gill and Leonard E. Winston; and his nieces Heather L. Winston and Tiki Gill.
Hymie leaves to cherish his many memories his brothers LeRoy Winston
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Jr. of Detroit, Michigan, Tyrone (Bonny) McCray of Racine, Wisconsin; sister-in-law June Winston of Jacksonville, North Carolina; sister-in-law, Michelle Gill of Racine, Wisconsin; sisters NaDene Winston of Racine, Wisconsin, LaRita Winston of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Rhonda Marsh of Racine, Wisconsin; brothers, Ethom Winston of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Antonio Winston of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; along with a host of nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Hymond Bisco Winston will be remembered for his service to his country, his unwavering work ethic, and the lasting impact he made on the lives of those who knew and loved him.
