Arnold PASTER

A sweet soul with a great attitude

I met Arnie in the late 60's, he and his wife had a hippy type clothing shop in Westhampton. Not long after, I opened a Real Estate brokerage in Sagaponack and Bridgehampton. Arnie and I were friends throughout my time there. Would regularly visit his Main St upstairs office to say hello and shoot the breeze. Sad to hear he died so young. My best to his family.. e

Arnie was a sweet soul. Always a good word of cheer from him would brighten up even the darkest day...

My sympathy to our wonderful h.s. classmate, Arnie. So very glad he was able to make it to our 50th class reunion in August. Time, memories and friendships are forever valued.

To the Paster family,

My deepest sympathy for the loss of our beloved Arnie. I have so many wonderful memories of my cousin. One thing that stands out to me is when I was a young law student I ventured to NYC. Arnie picked me up with baby Jesse in the car. We spent some time together and he encouraged me to become a lawyer and contiued to be supportive to me throughout my life. He was generous to Alexis and I and always made sure we never missed family get togethers. He will be...

To Arnies' family,
I've known Arnie since grade school.I am glad we could be together at last year's High School Reunion.His last words to me where "Enjoy your life.
Peggy Baer Wood

To the entire Paster family, Jan and I extend our deepest sympathy to Esther, Arnie's children, Celia and the entire extended Paster family. While we did not know Arnie well, Edward shared many wonderful stories over the years. With our love and prayers, Robert & Jan.