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Arthur NIELSEN

Ottawa, Ontario

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Arthur NIELSEN passed away in Ottawa, Ontario. Funeral Home Services for Arthur are being provided by Hulse, Playfair & McGarry - Central Chapel. The obituary was featured in Ottawa Citizen on January 11, 2014.

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Dear Dorothy, Anna Marie, Terry, Ted and Families, I learned of Art's passing on the day of his funeral. Had I known of this sad occasion I would have been with you all celebrating Art's life. Instead, I travelled through Memory Lane and realized how much Art took part in my life and that of my family I loved teaching and have Art to thank for hiring me and bringing me to teach at Viscount for 17 happy years. Much of our family entertainment in the early 70s involved following the...

Mrs. Nielsen and family - Please accept my condolences on the passing of 'Mr. Nielsen'. As Fred as said, he was a tremendous influence on the lives of many young athletes and I am grateful to have been one of those beneficiaries. His legacy lives on with those of us who have tried to follow in his footsteps. May I also extend a thank you to each of you for sharing your Dad/husband with all those loud and hungry teenagers that you accepted into your home and your lives.

I am deeply saddened to hear of Art's passing. As one of the original Ottawa Canadians (1968), I regard 'Mr Nielsen' as one of the most influential and positive mentors of my youth. He was certainly the finest coach I've ever had in both hockey and baseball but, more than that, he was just a fine person. Art's abilities as an educator were by no means confined to the classroom. I learned a lot during our chats to and from rinks and ball diamonds over those formative years, and I'm filled...

Dorothy and family. I have been out of town and returned today to read about the passing of Art. Please accept my sincere condolences on his passing. His dedication to helping young people realize their dreams to participate and enjoy sport will live on. Regards

So sorry for your loss, Art was an amazing guy. The time he and I spent together really meant a lot to me.

Ted, Ryan and family,

We are so sorry for the loss of your father and grandfather. Ted, you always spoke of your dad with such pride and love, and reading through these comments it's clear that he had a big heart and a huge impact on his family, his students, and his community. Our thoughts are with you through this difficult time.

The Smith/Assheton-Smith family (Patrick, Lori, Michael and Conor)

Dear Art:
I wanted your family to know how deeply thankful I am for the opportunity to work with you on many of our CHEO fundraisers. You are my mentor and friend. You touched the lives of all the children who participated in the Young Canadians programs. I only hope you enjoyed yourself as much as I did.

Rest well my dear dear friend.

My deepest condolences to the Nielson Family for their loss. This City has lost a great, great person. Art quietly helped so many people in this community.

john Grochot

Condolences to the Nielsen Family. I was a student at Blossom Park PS. I have great memories from my time as his student.He was an amazing and kind man.