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ARNETT, Micheal A.
Micheal A. Arnett, age 66 of Moreno Valley, CA passed away on March 6, 2013 in his sleep, at home by his wife.
Graveside service will be held in Whittier at 1:00 pm, March 14, 2013 at Rose Hills Memorial Park, Sycamore Valley - Garden by the Lake. Gerry Dunn, Chaplain officiating.
Mike was born in Downey on May 5 1946.
Mike was married to his high school sweet heart Donna for 48 years.
Mike started as an installer and worked up to management for Verizon over his 38 year career. During his career Mike had many accomplishments: General Telephone Citizen of the Year in '75 Chairperson, Ad Hoc Human Services Committee, City of La Mirada '75 Member and Chairperson, City of La Mirada Parks and Recreation '76-'84
Member of the California Advisory Committee to the US Commission on Civil Rights 81- 85 Advisory Board Member, Los Angeles Archdiocese, Youth Employment Program '84-'87 Member and President Elect, Rancho Mirage Rotary, Representing GTE California '88-'91
Mike retired at age 55 to enjoy spending time with his grandchildren.
Mike is survived by his wife Donna, daughter Lisa Arnett, her husband Craig Miller; their children Cory and Brianna Miller. Son Darren Arnett, his wife Susan, their children Shaun and Matthew Arnett, Miranda and Alexsys Cennamo.
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Mike was my supervisor in Ontario. He was a kind gentle person and will be remembered fondly. My sincere condolence to the Arnett family.
Maria Donovan
March 16, 2013
My condolences to the Arnett family. Mike was my superviser for years...he was kind and funny and let us get away with quite a bit..:))) May he rest in peace. Johanna Lundgren
March 13, 2013
Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Donna, and your family, as you celebrate Mike's life and mourn his loss. May God continue to hold all of you in the palms of His loving hands.
Mike was my friend and colleague at GTE. We were citizens of the year a year apart and our paths crossed many times both at work and in La Mirada. I'm glad he had a decade of retirement to spend with his family and I'm sure it included many memories that you will cherish forever. God Bless.
Lou Banas and family.
Lou Banas
March 13, 2013
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