Winson Cotner Hinkle (’72), Norwood, Massachusetts. A lifelong jazz enthusiast, he served as second trombonist in the Florida Symphony Orchestra and played jazz bass in many venues. He taught jazz at Seminole Community College and the University of North Florida. He also edited and published a newsletter dedicated to jazz pianist Bill Evans. He was a former member of Local 389 and Local 9-535 of the American Federation of Musicians. He is survived by his wife Ellen Hinkle ('75 M.M.).
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Winson Cotner Hinkle (’72), Norwood, Massachusetts. A lifelong jazz enthusiast, he served as second trombonist in the Florida Symphony Orchestra and played jazz bass in many venues. He taught jazz at Seminole Community College and the University of North Florida. He also edited and published a newsletter dedicated to jazz pianist Bill Evans. He was a former member of Local 389 and Local 9-535 of the American Federation of Musicians. He is survived by his wife Ellen Hinkle ('75 M.M.).
