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In Loving Memories

by Yvette Bland
(New Jersey)

Jerry Winston


1957-2010 Mr. Jerry Winston, 52, of Laurel Maryland, died Wednesday, January 13, 2010, after losing his battle with cancer.

Born in Jersey City, New Jersey on June 11, 1957, son of Edna and Step-father Nathinel Robinson, Jerry attended Jersey City schools and graduated with honors from Dickinson High School with the class of 1975. He continued his education at UNCC.







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Jerry was well known as a talented athlete and was a member of his high school, college and varsity basketball teams. His skill was recognized with the Most Valuable Player award.

After leaving university Jerry served in the AirForce for 21 years, as a Master Sergeant. Later while employed at the Air Force base in Laurel Md, he became a volunteer coach and referee for the local youth basketball leagues.

He leaves behind his dear wife, Doris Winston, of Jersey city, New Jersey, his loving parents; Edna and Step-father Nathienl Robinson, of Jersey city, New Jersey; his children,Yolanda Holliday, Leon Wilson, and Nicole Winston, brother, James Winston, his two sisters Yvette Bland and Debra Winston, four grand kids, many aunts, uncles, cousins and close friends.


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