ARTHUR E. DYMENT

Boston Bruins, Arti,will still see all the games thats for sure!!! and his seat will be the highest, sooo long pal!

Joan and family, We asked about Arthur at the transplant clinic and were so sad to hear that he had passed. We just loved his outlook on life and he always got a smile out of everyone. He made a difference in our lives, even the short time we knew him. Steve and Cindy Marshall

We heard about Art's passing and we are thinking of Art as he worked many years here at Frito-Lay in Wilmington. He was a wonderful employee and we will post his obituary here in the building so that others may remember him fondly. Our best wishes to the family.

Frito-Lay Wilmington MA

I will always have such fond memories of Uncle Artie ... hanging out in the old house with my cousins when we were young, playing softball when the guys needed a catcher, listening to the Dyment boys YELLING at the TV during the Bruins games at Nana & Grampa's house, etc. Auntie Joan, Kristine, Steve, & David ... much love & heartfelt prayers for peace in the days ahead.

To Joan, Kristine, Steve, and David: Our family was sad to see Artie's death notice. We are no longer in the Reading area and wanted to send our sympathy. We remember Artie especially from Little League and his famous line was " good eye -- good eye". Our sympathy to you all. John, Nancy, Karen, Susan, Matthew and Diana Rafferty.

Thanks for being a great uncle godfather. I'll miss our conversations when I go see my mom. But I take great comfort knowing you are at peace and with my dad and your brother, Larry.

I love you Dad and will think of you every day. I am glad you are at peace.

Lucy & Family my thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family at this sad time. God Bless
Debbie Queen

please accept my condolences. I know how heavy this burden is. Art was always one to get a chuckle out of people and I'll remember him that way.