Moseley Hubbard Winkler, M.D., Passes Away at 96, Leaving a Deep Legacy in Charleston
Moseley Hubbard Winkler, M.D., a resident of Charleston, West Virginia, passed away peacefully at his home on September 9, 2026, at the age of 96, surrounded by family.
Dr. Winkler is remembered by those who knew him. His passing marks the end of a chapter for a man who was loved and cherished by many people including his extensive family network.
A Connection to Charleston and Family
He was deeply loved and cherished by a vast family circle. Dr. Winkler is survived by his wife, Sharon Winkler, and his siblings: Charles P. Winkler, Sr., Robert Winkler, and Betty Roberts. His family tree extends further through his daughters—Kristy Zak and her husband Robert Joseph of Isle, Adele Holmes of Charleston, Ann Holbrook and her husband Stephen of Charleston, and Betsy Willis and her husband John of Isle.
Remembering a Large and Loving Progeny
The familial footprint left behind by Dr. Winkler is substantial. He is remembered by his grandchildren, which include Elizabeth Clark, Chase Ranson, M.D., Charles Holbrook, Robert Zak, Jr., Barbara Dunmire, Madeline Stull, Drew Holbrook, John Alan Willis, Jr., and Adele Willis. Beyond his grandchildren, his legacy continued to grow through 14 great-grandchildren.
That network of relatives reflects a life anchored in personal relationships. Dr. Winkler maintained enduring bonds that sustained him through his 96 years.
Services and Community Remembrances
A funeral service will follow at 11:00 AM at the same location, providing an opportunity for friends, colleagues, and loved ones to pay their final respects.
In lieu of floral tributes, the family has requested that memorial contributions be directed toward Hospice Care of Charleston or the First Presbyterian Church of Charleston, ensuring that his community impact continues to be felt through charitable support.
