Bayview Community Honors Otis Winfield's Legacy of Joy and Service

In a heartfelt tribute during the recent San Francisco government meeting, Supervisor Walton honored the memory of Otis Winfield, affectionately known as "Overtime," who passed away on April 8, 2025. Winfield, a cherished member of the Bayview community, was celebrated for his vibrant personality and unwavering dedication to family and friends.

Born in Alexandria, Louisiana, and raised in San Francisco, Otis made a lasting impact on the city he called home. A proud graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School, he was known for his love of basketball, music, and good food. His infectious laughter and warm smile brought joy to those around him, making him a beloved figure in the community.

Winfield built a respected career in construction and public service, working with AT&T and the Department of Public Works. His reliability and strong work ethic earned him admiration from colleagues and friends alike. Central to his life was his faith in God and a deep devotion to his loved ones.

Supervisor Walton's tribute emphasized that Otis Winfield's legacy lives on through the countless lives he touched and the love he shared. His memory will forever resonate in the hearts of San Francisco residents, reminding them of the joy and warmth he brought to the community.