Arnold Enz Sr.

I had the honor and privilege of retiring from the Whiting mill on the same day with Arnie. He was an amazing and inspiring man both as a co-worker and friend. He was most inspiring in his efforts to educate other men on the dangers of prostate cancer after his diagnosis. I am happy that he survived as long as he did, but still very sad that he passed so young. I'm sure that he will be greatly missed by all.

Uncle - "one who helps, advises, or encourages." Arnie's picture should be placed in Miriam-Webster's Dictionary. He took me on my first motorcycle ride. He inspired me to read the "Tao of Pooh", to drive to Cleveland, Ohio and to drink real good beer even if I was a poor college student. The stories he shared over the years about life, his brother (my dad) and being an Enz. Uncle Arnie, my dad (Dallas), my brother (Gerald), Grandma Rose and Granpa Elmer are all together now. We will...

Arnie, my sincere sympathy to you and your family.

Cindy Fitzgibbon

Although I didn’t know Arnie well, I will remember him as a gentle soul, I was always greeted with a warm smile. I am sure his entire family will miss him greatly. My condolences.

Very sorry for your loss. Arnie made this world a better place; I have very fond memories from my childhood getting to see the caboose and visit with all the family including Arnie. I remember him introducing his dog and making me(and everyone else) laugh. I will continue to cherish those times. He was a great man who will be missed by many. Thoughts and prayers with all his closest loved ones at this time.

The class of 1963 send sincere condolences in the passing of one of our classmates. May he now be at peace and pain free