Arno H. Weber, Jr.

I went on a HS trip to Germany with an Arno Weber. If this is the same guy he was a funny guy that made the trip so
much better!

Arno was my best friend in Leonardo Grade School and into High School. He got me interested in Civil Air Patrol after he had joined. CAP set the path for the rest of my life. I often reminisce my early years and think of Arno and the great times we had together, from helping each other with our chores so we could wander around and explore our world (and occasionally get in trouble) to just sitting and fishing either in the farm pond, my grandfathers pond or later in the lake at their Twin...

Flo, You are in my thoughts and prayers on the first anniversary of Arno’s passing. He was a great guy and you two were connected on so many levels that it just isn’t fair that God wanted him so soon. No words or actions will make it better but I hope at some point you find peace in your heart and cherish all the fond memories.

I fondly remember watching Arno doing lots of gardening and beautiful landscaping over the years. I’m sad for the family and will continue to pray.

Flo, you always talked so fondly about your love for your husband. I am so sorry for this tremendous loss. What a lucky man he was to have been loved by you!

Love you brother be seeing you

Arno loved my family from day 1. He treated my mother and father with kindness, respect and dignity. He knew my Tom loved hard rolls and always made sure he brought a big bag when he came to visit. But most of all, he loved Flo and her children with all his heart. That great heart of his may have stopped beating on this earthly plane, but his memory will never stop beating in ours.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

With sadness we say goodbye to Arno I only knew him briefly, and during this time I knew him as highly intelligent with a witty sense of humor. My condolences to his family and friends.