Birth date: Mar 2, 1984 Death date: May 22, 2026
John Christopher (Chris) Winn was born on March 2,1984 to John Clyde Winn Jr. and Evelyn Yangan Winn in Anniston, Alabama. Chris passed away at home in Anniston, AL on May 22, 2026 at the age of 42. Chris was a 2002 graduate of D Read Obituary
Chris was great guy. He was also an excellent ICU nurse. Very easy to talk with. God bless you.
I used to work with Chris. He was a great ICU nurse and very easy to talk with. Great guy! Prayers for you Chris!
Chris was a good man.He helped his mother and dad.He cared for his very sick brother and carried him to his therapy and doctor's appointment. You would not find a person with a better heart.God bless his family.
Chris was one of the kindest men I ever had the pleasure of knowing. He will be truly missed. My deepest condolences to his family and loved ones.
God rest his soul i wish his family well god bless. Chris was amazing friend and would do anything for anyone. God bless everyone wish everyone well 🙏
Chris was the sweetest little boy and gave the best bear hugs to all of 5West staff when his mom Evelyn would bring him by to see everyone, he carried his gentle spirit on as a Registered Nurse, he loved relentless and was loved by everyone at RMC and Noland Hospital (inside RMC). He helped people who were less fortunate. He gave up bedside Nursing to continue caring for his father and brother and did it well. He loved his family, neices , nephew, and his pinbull Tyson who now watches over his mom, brother, and nephew. Tyson is also grieving his loss as well as everyone who knew Chris. RIP Chris, we will always miss your kind spirit. Family friend of 42 years and 5West family. Becky McWilliams
I’ve known Chris for 37 years. We went to school together, church together, everything. I have more memories than I can possibly relate! In 2014 my dad had a massive aortic aneurysm. We were told he wasn’t going to survive surgery. Miraculously, he did. But it wasn’t until I found out that Chris was my dad’s nurse and was going to be taking care of him after surgery that the worry and fear left me. Knowing that Chris - who I’ve known my whole life, who I trust with my whole heart - was there with dad was a weight off my shoulders. Chris was so smart and so funny. He loved his friends and family, was loyal to a fault, and could always be counted on in times of need. Chris was the kind of friend that felt like coming home, even if you hadn’t seen him for years. Now that he’s gone, there’s an empty space among our friends that can never be filled. We’ll all miss you, and we’ll do our best to keep your light and laughter shining bright.
