Arthur Powers Jr.

Pert -we are all so sorry to hear this news. Please know we are thinking of you during this very difficult time.
Trish Sheehy Cronin and family

I've knew Artie for 26 years, worked for him years ago and learned a cool trade, Audio distribution systems, from him. He was easy going and always the life of the party, boy could he talk... he was very funny. Art was a son, father, brother, inventor, installer, an artist, drummer/musician, and so much more... He was my friend and i will miss him.

The world will indeed be a more boring place without Art. We love you Art.

My deepest heartfelt condolences to Art’s family and friends who lost a special person far too soon. I will fondly remember our two wheeled riding excursions and conversions about music and sound quality. He has kind, relaxed way about him that will be sorely missed.

I’m sharing a group photo taken at the Horseshoe Bar in Southport Ct. Artie was a member of our “Pink Angels”motorcycle group. We would meet there every Tuesday to discuss our adventures in life. Artie would regale us with stories of his love of car racing, motorcycling and skiing. He usually would have to cut a story short however because he wouldn’t want to be late for dinner with Pert at Martels. We’ll miss you good friend!

My condolences to all who knew and loved Arty. Such a terrible shock. The Lanza Family has you all in our thoughts and prayers