He was a beautiful man with a beautiful life. He had an amazing wife and some pretty great children. I remember laughing so hard, eyes wide, as he told story about the military. He definately had a full life and I wish both Art and Lois's children, grandchildren and great grandchildren peace and love.
I worked with Lois and Art at the Cambridge Clinic. He was such a friendly and handy man. Whenever something needed repair, we would call Art. He would soon show up with a smile and did whatever we needed. When I left Cambridge, I really missed him. My new job didn't have an "Art". We had to wait a long time for repair help.
God bless,
Jan Peterson
It was really sad to hear of “Uncle Art’s” passing but I’m sure he’s at the right hand of God with his sisters!
My Dad and I spent a lot of Saturdays fishing with Art and those will be cherished memories! It seems like yesterday.
Society loses yet another of the Greatest Generation that fought for this country and knew the value of life.
You’ll be missed “Uncle Art”!
I am so sorry for your loss. I already miss my visits with Art. When he came in to the bank it was always the highlight of my day. I will miss his humor and his heart, and I will miss hearing about how proud he was of his family! He was a great man and a great patriot - the world was a better place because of him.
