Arthur Joseph McClung Jr.

My uncle, my older brother, my friend, my mentor...My Uncle Bull...

It was truly an honor to know Art. He was dynamic and a quiet inpiration to those who were fortunate to know him. I remember his work at Ben Hill and his commitment to the church and greater community. He will be sorely missed. May God bless Angela, Art Junior and all of his family and friends who are left to mourn his loss. Beverly German, former member of Ben Hll

So sorry to hear about the home going of Art. I knew Art and became good friends with him while living in Columbus. At one point, we lived across the street (5th Ave). During the summer months, I saw Art everyday at the 9th Street Branch YMCA. Rest in Peace Art.

To the family of Mr. Arthur McClung,
We are so sorry for your loss. May the words of Jesus found at Matthew 22:31-32 bring comfort to the family in a way that we cannot.
With love, and deepest sympathy

Dear Angela,
I first met you through the Couples in Christ class at Ben Hill. Words can't express how much inspiration I received, listening to you and watching you live a truly obedient Christian life. I am so sorry to hear about Art's passing. I thank God I knew him, even for that short few years. May God bless you and Trey, and hold you gently in His hand. As you know, your weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning. You are in my prayers.

Sorry for your loss. May God bless your family at this time of sorrow.

Angela,

It was a great pleasure to know Art through his work in community through Georgia Power and his work with Leadership Atlanta. He was always everywhere and always helpful. I found him to be such a gentleman with a gentle soul and I know he will be greatly missed.

My best wishes are with you.

Mr. Mcclung, was our DISTRICT CHAIRMAN back in the eighties .we enjoyed working with him.West Atlanta District Boy Scouts of America.

Accept our deepest sympathies at this time of challenge knowing that Art is now in a better place.