Jacqueline Louise Winters

Jacqueline Louise Winters, 89, a lifelong resident of Davie County, passed away on March 10, 2026. Born on April 18, 1936, she was a devoted member of Cornatzer Baptist Church, where she taught Sunday School and Bible School, served as a prayer warrior, sang in the choir, and prepared homemade meals for those in need.

In her earlier years, she worked at Hanes, B&F Manufacturing, and the Davie County Schools. Her greatest joy was caring for her home and family. She was also an active member of the Cornatzer Extension Homemakers Club, where she held various offices.

Jacqueline found deep delight in God’s creation, especially sunsets and bird watching. She was a gifted cook whose meals, particularly her homemade yeast rolls, were cherished by family and friends. Known for her kind and compassionate heart, she loved the Lord deeply, shared her faith in Jesus, and read her Bible daily. Her quiet testimony of Christ’s love touched everyone she met.

She was preceded in death by her husband of sixty-eight years, Bobby G. Winters; her son, Danny Winters; her mother and stepfather, Mabel and Robert Lanier; her brother, Robert Lanier; and her biological father, James Wagner. She is survived by her daughter, Marilynn Kistler (Richard), and son, Brent Winters (Melissa); nine grandsons, Eric Kistler (Tracy), Nick Kistler (Laura), Justin Winters (Candace), Kyle Winters (Natalie), Shane Winters, Joshua Winters (Elizabeth), Joel Winters (Sarah), Josiah Winters, and Jacob Winters; twelve great-grandchildren, Noah Kistler, Bryce Kistler, Kirby Kistler, Maisie Kistler, Nils Kistler, Logan Winters, Eden Winters, Arden Winters, Christian Cooper, Joey Winters, Danny Leigh Winters, and Callum Winters; her sister, Kay Burton (Bill); her brother, Dale Lanier (Donna); her sisters-in-law, Barbara Lanier and Betty Potts (Gray); and many nieces and nephews.