Arthur S. Aungst

Aunt Jan & Family,
Uncle Art will be missed. All of our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Caroline, Tom & family

Cheryl and Nancy,
Toni and I were saddened to learn today from our next-door Sarasota neighbor Jim May that your dad died this week. It's never easy and our thoughts are with you and your families at this difficult time.

Jan, Nancy, Bruce and Family Members: Marcia phoned us last night to inform us of Art's passing.
We Hollands are intimately aware of your family's endearing love for Art. He was a very special person especially to all who had the privilege of being acquaiinted with him and honorably touched by his good-natured humor and abounding personality.
We met the Augst family in 1962 when we first moved to East Aurora (purchased our home from Art) and it's so re markable how our families...

Nancy and Cheryl,
Our deepest sympathy for your loss. May you live the rest of your lives so that your Dad can watch down upon you and be proud of what great daughters he raised.

To the Entire Aungst Family, we are sorry for the loss of your Husband, Father, Grandpa, Great-Grampa we know he will be missed. Keep all of those great memories close to your hearts.

Nancy and Cheryl: I was so sorry to hear about your Dad. May your many wonderful memories help you through this time of grief. My thoughts and prayers are with you -- Jackie Gillings

We are thinking about you at this very difficult time and send our hearts, hugs and love. Tim & Allison Smith, Bath, NC

Though I did not know Art as well as other family members, I grew up next door to Mrs. Anna Aungst and worked for her in high school and college. I heard about all the Aungst family for many years. Anna was most influential in my decision to become a physician. I have been a pediatrician for >30 years and think of the Aungst family w/ fond memories. I am very sorry for your loss.

Nancy-
God's peace to your dad and to the family who will miss him.