Arch Wilson Cassidy

I remember Arch very well. He was the big man on campus and very popular in school. I am so sorry he had such a short life. He had so much to give and left a very wonderful memory for his family and friends. My best wishes for his family.
Florence (Price) Schemer

I am so sorry to hear that Arch has left this earth, but greatful that so many people were the lucky recipients of his warmth and kindness. I last saw that sweet smile as we planned the Lee reunion of the class of 1950 during 2000, and will remember the lovely party at his and Lo's wonderful home in Ortega. I know he will be missed by scores of friends and associates. Jerry and I send heartfelt sympathy to Lo and the family.

Stirling,
My name is from the past, but I wanted to let you and your family know that my family and I are thinking of you. Please take care.

May God give you strength..Our prayers and heartfelt sympathy..from Olga Venedictovna Bedrina and Bob Fincher

Jeanene (Hiers) and I were truly saddened to learn that Arch is no longer with us. Even though we haven't been back to Jacksonville in ages we remember him well and fondly. We had a lump in our thoats as we read the obituary, for Arch, for his family, and for some of our old friends from high school who were pallbearers, including Leland Burpee and Ken Taratus.

Arch was gentle, quiet with that little grin. He will be missed by everyone he touched.

My prayers are extended to the family.

The Officers, Directors and Staff of Heritage Bank of North Florida extend our sincere sympathy to the family of Mr. Cassidy.

I was fortunate enough to know Arch. He inspired me to work smart and to become a "Centurion". He presented me with his namesake award, "Cassidy Leadership" in 2000. Arch, I made "Centurion" on July 19th, 2007.

Thanks for the inspiration, and the years of service to your country, company, community, and UF. We will miss you and never forget you.

My prayers are with family and friends.

Janice Cobb
AXA Equitable