Richard P. Arnst

I knew Rick from Style Trend family hair care, he was such a nice man I always enjoyed our talks as I or one of my co workers cut his hair. I switched salons several years ago so I hadn't seen him in a long time. But I am so sorry for your loss. And I miss him all the same. My prayers are with you all. Audrey Ashley.

I have known Rick my entire life being that he was my parents neighbor. I´ll never forget my daughters first Christmas there was a knock at the door and their was Rick with a Christmas gift for my daughter. Attached is a picture of my older son Zach and Rick. Rick gave Zach is first job of cutting his grass and always took time to just talk with my him. Even my younger son who is only 8 would see Rick outside and always say can I go over and talk with Rick. Even though Amy...

I had the wonderful opportunity to spend some time with my Uncle Rick this summer. I now know how much I will miss him.

What a nice caring man Rick was. After my husband passed away Rick was always checking with me on Sunday mornings as to how I was doing. He truly was a jewel and caring man towards all he knew. He will be a bright star in heaven.

I knew Rick thru church, Good Shepherd Lutheran church, we sat in the same pew and exchanged stories about the week before church started. I moved to Minnesota to be close to two of my three children, and still thought of him, "was he still setting in the same pew". He was a nice person and was nice to everyone. He will be missed by a lot of friends and family.

A great person and I knew him from church, Good Shepherd Lutheran church. Rick and I would set in the same pew, apart from one another and share the stories of the past week with one another and the 8:00 service before the service started. My husband had passed and Rick always had something nice to say to me and we casually mentioned things happening to us during the week. He will be missed. I moved to Minnesota to be near two of my three children. My sincere sympathy

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.