Dr. Arthur J. LePine

To the best first boss a 16 year old girl could ever have! He taught me to ski at Mt. Tom and how to eat escargots at the finest restaurant in town...I'll always remember the office ski trips to Vermont. Hope Artie Pops and Marcel are having a ball in ski and golf heaven. Mary (Bettro) Williams

Hi Grandpa Love you it´s me! Your Grandson

I stayed at the old man's house with Kurt when my arm was injured and I couldn't work much. This was back in 2004 or 2005 I believe. I went to see the old man play his trombone in the parade that was really nice. I used to drink his vodka out of the freezer and he didn't even care he just laughed and bought some more. He used to go to the grocery store with his blue four-door sedan and come back with yellow paint all scraped up the sides because he was hitting the polls. He even broke the...

To the family of Arthur Lepine:

I played in the annual Community Band Festival at Look Park today. There were some 20 Bands represented and more than 80 musicians gathered to play. Conspicuous by his absence, I asked some of the band members if "Doc" was ok. I then heard the sad news of his passing.

I first met Artie at one of these concerts several years ago. Since then, we always managed to chat about horns, music in general, dentistry, or whatever the traffic would allow....

Gail, Lisa Kurt, Eric & Todd,
I was so sad to learn of your Dad's passing. I worked for him for many years and had great memories of a wonderful boss, great doctor to his patients and his love of golf. My thoughts are with you all. Sue (Carroll) Stevens

Dear Gail and Family,
So sorry to about your Dad. We know he will be missed but everyone will always have wonderful memories and stories to share about him. Even now when we see a dentist, they always comment what a great job he did! Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
With love,
Bill & Barbara Burns

Gail,
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. Cherish your memories forever. My heart goes out to your family.

Band rehearsal just has not been the same without Doc there to keep us in tempo!! I have been blessed to have known this wonderful man... Doc, keep playing.. you will have everyone's toes tapping up there!

Our entire family is saddened by the loss of an extremely special man, who went by many aliases most of which included the word “Artie”. It started off with “Lil Artie” and evolved into “Artie Baby”,
“General Artie”, and finally the moniker that stood the test of time was none other than “Artie Pops”. When Artie Pops was born, they not only broke the mold, but the birth of Artie Pops on October 31, 1918 marked a paradigm shift in parade of new personalties coming onto the stage...