Arthur I. Meyer

To: Sydelle, Billy, and Gail

I was Arthur Meyer's secretary in the 1980's Remembering how we worked to all hours of the night and Mr. Meyer drinking his J&B. When he turned 65 I had a cake made up of Servico Center with Arthur Meyer playing golf. He had a great mind to which he put to his many business ventures.

My sincere condolences and sympathy to all of you.

My prayers are with you at this time and in the days ahead.I have such fond memories of Arthur having had the pleasure of caring for him at Chatsworth and being able to enjoy listening to a piano concert with him this past September after he enjoyed a game of billiards with my son and Paul.May your days of sadness be filled with happy memories.....

To the Meyer Family:
As a native of West Palm Beach, I want to thank Mr. Arthur I. Meyer for his generosity to the City and to the Norton Art Gallery and to the Jewish Community. His concern for others is a powerful witness! G-d bless you and yours!
Sincerely,
Fr. James E. O'Neal
US Army Chaplain
Pyeongtaek, Korea

Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your father. We both recently went through the same loss of a parent our thoughts are with you as you go through this difficult time.

My deepest sympathy to the family of Arthur Meyer.

Marilyn J. Greenberg

A giant of a man has passed. My deepest sympathy to the family

Temple Judea of Palm Beach Gardens offers its love and sympathy to the entire Meyer family on the passing of our dear member Arthur Meyer. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

I worked for Servico for over 20 years-the Best Years of my life.
Arthur & Billy Meyer were great bosses.
My condolences to the family.
Verna Williams

To Bill and Family....your Dad and your entire family and have been true gifts to our community. We are blessed to have had his leadership and presence.