Gus-Arriola-Obituary

Gus Arriola

Jul 17, 1917 – Feb 2, 2008

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BORN
July 17, 1917
DIED
February 2, 2008

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Gus Arriola 1917 ~ 2008 CARMEL – Cartoonist Gus Arriola, 90, met his last deadline early Saturday morning, February 2, 2008, succumbing to cancer after waging a battle with Parkinson's disease for many years. Mary Frances, his beloved wife of 65 years, was at his side when he drew his...

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Please accept my sincere condolences and sincere prayers that go out to the surviving family and friends. May the God of comfort continue to bless you and yours especially after such an untimely loss of a very precious life please accept my deepest sympathies. (2 Cor. 1:2, 3).

And no resident will say: “I am sick…”Isa 33:24. We can be sure of this reality because God has promised as seen from his divine words about the near future; perhaps you or I may see those missing from our lives due to sickness or injury that lead to death. Prayers go out to the surviving family and friends.

Dear Gus, I have always treasured that I was born on your birthday and that you became my god-parent.
Every so often, I re-read the letters and cards you exchanged with my mom and dad..they were always so funny and clever..so glad you and francie were part of our lives,con mucho amor y via con Dios,

Growing up I was always a fan of the comics. Gordo was among my favorites. It was also a teaching tool. Vaya con Dios.

Dear Gus Familys
I hope alls well.
My Father told me he made his catoon very well My Father is 84 .

In joyed his Cartoon as a child.

Mimi

Dear All Family of Gus
My Father loved all his Cartoon he just told me how wonderful they where .
Sorry too all his Familys.

Mimi

Hello All of his Familys
I am sorry hes dead I'de tell him my Father loved your Cartoons.

My Father is 84.
Mimi

Gus, losing your warmth and charm every Sunday grieves me EVERY Sunday

I'm sadden to have found out about Gus Arriola's passing and never had the pleasure to meet him and wife Mary Frances. The Gordo, Tehuana Mama and Pepito strips must have been very good. We would have enjoyed reading about Gordo's adventures in South Texas. Gus and all his cartoon friends would have been the topic of conversation in all of the Arriola's household down here. Gus is now gone but his memory will always be with friends and family.