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Jacalyn Prete
April 30, 2024
I have so many memories of Arnie taking my yoga class at 92 street Equinox,meeting the love of his life -Suki and being invited to the wedding innNew Jersey meeting both the families and dancing to some amazing music
Being invited to the house near Accord swimming and hot tubbing
Several New Years celebrations
And visits throughout the year
The move across the River and visiting the new house near Rhinebeck swimming in the pool
Enjoying amazing meals in the deck
Meeting the new dogs!
So many sweet memories great conversations delicious meals
Who ever thought this was temporary
I always thought we would have his deeply passionate and loving presence for many more decades!!
I can´t believe it has been 10 years
RIP dear friend we miss you terribly and feel your presence every year around this time
Love
Jackie
Jackie Prete
June 13, 2019
I missed the anniversary but remember Arnie and the great love he shared with is sweet Suki, his family and friends. There is a heaviness in my heart that he will not be around physically. I do feel his presence when I go hiking in the woods or go for a visit upstate. The sweet memories I have will be with me always. We shared several New Years celebration at his house in Accord. He was so incredibly supportive of me and my partner. I will always miss my dear friend and wish him peace wherever he is. He was a blessing to my life. LOVE YOU , Arnie!
Arnie's 50th
Jackie Prete
May 31, 2014
Janet Weitzman
May 7, 2014
My father's name was Jack Weitzman and his mother was Rose. He was born and grew up in Manhattan in 1908. Family lived in B'klyn and my dad and family in the Bronx. He died in 1998. I thought I might be a relative.
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Joseph Barbarino
May 7, 2014
Met this man only once. But knew he was a Mensch from moment one. He will be missed.
Jackie Prete
May 7, 2014
I am so grateful to have shared so many years with my dear friend, Arnie. He started coming to my yoga class at Equinox on 92nd Street and became a member of a tribe of great souls who practiced yoga on Manhattan's Upper West Side. We soon became friends and he invited a group of us to his wedding.
I saw his heart and beautiful blue eyes light up that day.
He invited members of our yoga tribe to visit his new country weekend house near Accord. We celebrated his new life and his new wife welcoming them both into our hearts.
The two of them finally left NYC and made their new life upstate. I continued to visit a couple of times a year. I stayed in their home last August while taking a yoga workshop at Omega. They both welcomed me so sweetly. It was the last time I got to visit with Arnie. We hung out in the pool while Sukie made an amazing meal. I have never seen him so happy. He had gotten the second dog and was trying to train this very playful and mischievous puppy.
He has done such an amazing job on his new house. His master carpentry work is so artful and Suki's decorator's eye have made this home so special, warm and welcoming.
I was invited to their home after he passed and it is beyond beautiful. The only person missing is our dear Arnie. My heart aches for my dear friend and his sweet wife,Suki. I feel his presence in my heart and will never forget his generous heart and loyal friendship. I send you my love, dear friend. Thank you for your love. You are missed.
Melinda Beuf
May 6, 2014
I will always remember Arnie's warmth and generosity and shared meals and pool parties and sharing memories of Penn and Philadelphia. And I will always remember Arnie's quiet, persistent, patient, generous, strong love of Suki. I can't believe you are gone.
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