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Arthur Barry "Art" Israel

Hartford, Connecticut

1944 - 2023

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Arthur "Art" Barry Israel, 79, a long-time resident of West Hartford, died peacefully at home, with his wife Susan by his side, on Wednesday, December 20, 2023. He was the beloved husband, of Susan H. (Cobb) Israel. Born in Hartford on 7/12/1944, he was the only child of the late Alan and Esther...

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I think about what would Art say if we could speak about the unspeakable of what has happened to our democracy he was more my brother than my brother for which I will always be grateful

One is gifted to have had the presence of Art in their lives Although there is grief at his absence, the memories transcend time, space and distance. To have shared the joy of Art and Sue was truly a blessing. Rarely is there a presence that he brought and still continues to bring to those he loved and who loved him As we celebrate another new year that we cannot hold him in our arms, he manages to surround and embrace those of us he left behind a person like Art is so rare and to have...

Art and I were pretty good friends at IBM and we were regular tennis partners. He was way smarter than me but he treated me like an equal at all times. While he was more quiet and I was more loud, we seemed to complement each other as friends. He had the softest and calmest voice and always relaxed me when he spoke. I will miss him dearly and I would like to extend my condolences to his wife and children.

Art and Sue came to visit me in Florida. They are my first cousins. Art, Sue and I had a love of theater and the outdoors. We always had fun whether it was hiking or going to the theater. Art and Sue had such an incredible zest for life. He will indeed be missed. Gloria Simon

Please enjoy the great memories of your time with Arthur. He could always put a smile your face with his unique sense of humor.

Sue, On behalf of Charter Oak State College, please accept my condolences on the loss of your husband. You and your family are in our thoughts.

It was a pleasure getting to know you and Art during his transfusions. May he rest in peace. - Ashley, Heidi, & Vicky (St. Francis)

Sue, My sympathy to you and your family. I will always remember Art for his love of jazz music and for his excellent work with our students who needed to overcome their fear of math. He helped so many reach their educational goals. Keep, in your heart, all the wonderful times you and Art shared to help you through this difficult time. Take care,

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