Constance Cooke Winn

Constance Cooke Winn, 93, of Richmond, Virginia, passed away peacefully on October 17, 2026, leaving a lifetime of cherished memories, lasting friendships, and a family who loved her dearly.

Born on May 13, 1933, Constance grew up in Richmond and graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School in 1951. She was a hardworking and devoted mother to her three children, Marshall, Craig, and Katie, always ensuring her family was loved and provided for. Family remained at the center of her life, and showed remarkable loyalty and compassion in caring for her mother, aunts, and loved ones in their later years.

Constance was naturally reserved but possessed a quiet strength and was never afraid to speak her mind when needed. She had a wonderful sense of style, an appreciation for Oriental decor and was an excellent cook. Those who knew her best will fondly remember her famously fast driving and her lifelong love of cats, always keeping a feline companion close by. An enthusiastic sports fan, she especially enjoyed attending the games of her children and grandchildren, proudly cheering them on throughout the years.

Constance treasured her many friendships, some dating back to her high school days. A longtime member of Tukahoe Women's Club, Westwood Country Club and a member of River Road Presbyterian Church. She enjoyed playing bridge, spending time with friends and neighbors, and the close-knit community she found while living in Greyson Hill. She also had a passion for traveling, practicularly cruises that took her to destinations around the world.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Russell Winn and is survived by her three children, Marshall Winn (Brenda), Craig Winn (Anne), and Katie Sprouse (Wally); six grandchildren, Matt Winn, Sarah Flye, Craig Sprouse, Bradford Sprouse, Charlie McMillian, and Jamie Calautti; and multiple great-grandchildren.Constance will be remembered for her strength, independence, devotion to family, and the meaningful relationships she cultivated throughout her 93 years. Her legacy lives on through the generations she helped shape and the many lives she touched.

The Winn Family and the Sprouse Family are greatful for the excellent care and loving support Connie received from the staff at Cedarfield and for the services provided to Connie and her family by At Home Care Hospice.

A Memorial Service to be announced at a later date.