ARTHUR SURIN

It´s never too late to say goodbye to a boss, a mentor and a friend. Arthur was my 1st Boss in 1977 at the Logan Airport Hilton. He was a gentle giant who received much respect from the entire staff. I was a sales rep at the time and Arthur never ever was too good to roll up his sleeves and get his hands dirty. We experienced the big blizzard and all were Basically trapped in the Hotel with a full house and short staffed. I went into the main kitchen and started slicing tomatoes to simply...

Mr.Arthur Surin was tall & energetic with a beautiful family.I met him in 1980 while i worked for the Hilton Fontainebleau in Miami beach, I received a couple of Letters from him as he took the Time to Let you know he liked your work. It sadden me when i learned he passed away. Muy condolonces to His entre family ,R.I.P Mr.Surin.

I met Mr.Arthur Surin at the Fountainebleau Hotel in 1980. My condolonses to his entire family,he was a great person. rzh

I´m so sorry to have just learned of the passing of Art Surin. I knew Art since 1980 having hired me as a Catering Manager at the Fontainebleau Hilton. "Mr. Surin" as he was known in those days was always a fair man to me and driven by a passion for excellence and a keen eye for detail that I learned from him. He could spot ten things wrong walking into a ballroom in a matter of moments and he´d let you know about it!! He loved life and his family, worked hard and played hard. Thanks for...

I am deeply saddened to learn of Artie's passing. We met in 5th grade at Fox Meadow School, and graduated SHS together in 1959. I've been fond if him ever since. When he left school early on Wednesdays to attend CCD classes at IHM, he would flash me his wonderful smile, his blue eyes twinkling, and then stick his tongue out at me. I loved seeing him at reunions. When one is larger than life as Art was, it's so hard to think of them as having passed. Warm greetings and condolences to Teresa,...

Someone who loved our industry and brought the best out of you. Whether in a meeting or customer event, Arthur Surin owned the room. He was truly the largest personality wherever he went. He ran hotels but he made customer relationships his number one priority. Without the customer a hotel was just a building. A legend who impacted everyone he touched. Our thoughts are with his family.