Arthur H. Lentz

Art was a friend of mine from the York OTW, and an inspiration. True war hero, 2 Bronze Stars and the Purple Heart. My son used to take sax lessons from Steve in Art's house in WY. Sorry that I missed his passing. RIP. George Sipe

I have such wonderful memories of this amazing man!! Rip Big Art, you were loved by many and will be missed by everyone that knew you.

I enjoyed bowling at Central Lanes on Saturday nights. They had moonlight bowling 10-3a.m. Art and Ruth were very hospitable, and a joy to be around. I first got to see the workings behind the lanes with Art explaining everything. Condolences to his family - Ruthie, Mark Steve and Jane.

I remember him from the bowling alley he was always trying to give advice on the guys that weren't good for me. He was a nice man with a good heart.

I will surely miss Art. I always enjoyed conversing with him at the Prince AA & the York OTW. He loved the ponies. I'll always remember the Central Bowling Alley (CBA) days when I would hook out of school to play pinball & Art would always ask if I hooked out of school. I'd give the usual reply that it was an in-service day for teachers only. Rest in peace Art, you certainly deserve it.

Another one of the greatest generation gone. One of a kind! Condolences to Ruth and all the rest of the Lentz family. Fred, John, & Martha (Gunder)Eyster

Lentz family ,
I'm very sorry to hear of Art's passing. It was always nice talking with him when I see him out and about. A great person, he will be missed.