Arthur G. "Artie" Smith Jr.

Our dearest brother, John and I miss you and your silliness. You always knew to make us feel special and loved. We never had to ask you for anything. Our mom taught you well. When John and I were home during 9/11/01,you helped us get a rental car so we could get home. I enjoyed working with you. Remember the live roach you put on my foot when I was little? I didn't think it was funny then, now I laugh at it. Mom had to stop me from hitting you. I'm glad she did. We love and miss you, mom and...

Hi big brother, John and I love and miss you and all our Angels in Heaven. God, take care of our Heaven Angels.

I am so sorry to hear of Arthur's passing. I worked at his antique shop and have many lovely memories of Arthur as an employer and a friend. I will always remember him for his kind and generous nature - and his fatherly advice.

So sorry to hear about Artie. Our prayers and thoughts are with you all at this time. Sincerely, Hanna and Buck Beecher

Dear Larry and Girls,
I was so sorry to read of Arthur's passing. I've known the family for many years. First through my mother Frances Ubele Cates (west broad gang) when we lived on 65th street.
I am now living in Virginia. I have thought often about all of you, many
times. Again my deepest sympathy,

Margie Cates Herring

Ed and Caroline Cleary Banker

I have years of memories of Arthur. He will be missed.