Arnold Whitten

Strange to say, I scarcely knew the man. When I was a very young man growing up in New Haven, he was my much older neighbor, the son of my neighbor, in fact. I remember his car, which had a rumble seat (i think I'm using the right word), his brother Larry--who was my mother's age--and his mother, Helen, who was never very warm or friendly to the child that was me. Life is strange, eh?

I am sad to hear about Arnold. I still have great memories playing with him late in the afternoons.
I know he will be greatly missed

Arnie created many wonderful memories for all of us. May those memories serve as a source of strength to the entire Whitten family.

We are deeply saddened by this news. Arnold was a classy person and his name rekindles so many great golf memories. He will be missed.
Lew and Shirley Freifeld

We were both very saddened to learn of Arnie's recent passing. He was a lovely, handsome man with a great smile. We were once members of the same golf club in CT where he was affectionately known and Mr. Dawn-to- Dusk for the many hours of golf he played every day. He had one of the most beautiful golf swings I ever saw......so fluid and easy and the ball would travel forever.
We want to express our most sincere condolences to his beautiful wife, Anne, and family. He was a very sweet...