Arthur K. Gearheart

I remember when I went to clean for Arthur and Eddie Arthur was playing the pino and was going to show me house to play because I have an organ he was going to teach me how to play but bless his heart it never seam to be enough time in my busy schedal to learn .I sure do miss you Arthur love your friend Helen he SURE DID LIKE MY HOME MADE CUMCUMBER PICKLE AND MY HOME MADE PEANUT BUTTER FUDGE.

There's not much left to say about my dear, dear Arthur that someone else hasn't already said. We met about 26 years ago at the Washington Zoo where a group from Eddie's and my office had met for an afternoon of fun. I was very impressed with him and we became very close friends. We subsequently spent much time together along with Eddie and Liz. There is a wonderful feeling at having such a close group of friends.

Over the years we did many exciting things together such as "slot...

Thank you everybody who has left a message about my dad every old memory for you is new one for me and my family so thank you for sharing your stories it means a lot.
To Dad,
All your life you wondered about that, step we all take alone ,how far does a spirit travel on it's journey , you surely must be near heaven and it chills me to the bone to know "daddy" knows the great unknown.

my sympathy goes out to Eddie Sherman and all of Arthur family at this time
all of you have a happy and merry Christmas that it what Arthyr would want you to do ,but it is hard I know because I am going throw the same thing but Arthur is spending Christmas with Jesus this year and he has meet my brother in Heaven
love to all of you Helen Burner

I will always remember Uncle Art from the first time I met him. I was with his nephew Bobby and no one in the family knew me. But the first time I was introduced to him, Uncle Art welcomed me and treated me not like an outsider, but as if I had been a part of the family all along. I remember some of the conversations we had at family functions when I needed someone to listen. And he listended and told me things that I will always carry in my heart. Although we weren't blood relatives, Uncle...

Art was I person I knew well and yet knew not at all. He was very friendly, open, honest and knowledgeable. But I only knew him from the bridge Zone and think there was a lot more to Art!!!

"Rest in Peace Arpher"

uncle shorty, for as everyone knew him as art he was always to me my uncle shorty the tallest of my fathers brothers and sisters well that's what makes nicknames so special. he was a special person throughout my life i will miss him and love him forever

I wish I had known him longer. He was so warm and thoughtful. He touched me very much in that short time. Before we could get plans to meet, was when the last problems began. To Ruth and Eddie especially know how much harder it is for you. Prayers for all of you that were closer to him. Pat(bridge)