Arthur L. Wong

I am sorry to hear of the passing of Artie. Like so many already written, I have great memories of playing with Artie, Connie and the rest of the gang whenever I visited my grandparents at 1917. Artie will always remain a fond memory for me. To Artie's family, I send my deepest and warmest regards. You'll all be in my prayers.
Respectfully,

Dear Noella, Tim and Family,
We send our sincere condolences upon the passing of your brother, Arthur. We are praying for your comfort through the Lord, Jesus Christ, He knows your painful loneliness and will tenderly provide healing for your hearts.

Tim and family, I am so sorry to hear of Arts passing. If you neede anything Tim, you have my number. Kathy Nardinger Marko

My sympathy to the Wong family in the passing of Artie. My family lived on 6th Ave N. and I have great memories growing up there. A memory I have of the Wong family is being invited to a birthday party at the restaurant. It was my first experience eating Chinese food. I wish I could have known Artie in his later years. It sounds like he grew up to be a well respected man. May the Lord give you peace & comfort during this time.

I read the obituary. It is sad that Artie died. I'll always remember the milk stand he set up because he didn't like Kool-Aid.
He was also at Mom's funeral, with tears in his eyes, offering the most sincere condolences. He was a good part of the growing up at 1921.

I am sorry for your loss. I was also an employee at JB's in 1980-81 and remember Artie as a great person. RIP

My condolences to the Wong family. The North Kiwanis tennis courts is where Artie and I batted the ol tennis ball around. He was a kind hearted man. God Bless.

I'm reminded of my days growing up in the same neighborhood as Art...so full of enegery. He was the original dancing machine.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dearest Wong Family...
Such very special memories I have of our Arty...He took my classes at GFHS and was such a dear, kind fellow...Such a bond we shared...as he made his way through his senior year...so good-natured, so giving...He was the star of a skit my Bachelor Survival class presented at a memorable pep assembly...I always enjoyed coming into JB's in the years following his graduation...and being greeted warmly...then, without fail, he would gallantly kiss my hand...The world...