Arthur B. Buser

Very few in life have the opportunity, and/or the will to touch multiple people's lives through personal service. Art Buser literally touched thousands through his work with the Perry Food Bank, on behalf of the Salvation Army, to his church, to his community, to those who went to school with him, and to us , all of his dear friends. When you needed something, Art would always be there. Unfortunately, we will be out of town for Father's Day, and not able to attend the celebrations of Art's life, so this will be our contribution to those memories. Art Buser will be sorely missed by all of us who knew him. May he rest in peace, in God's welcoming hands.

I've known Art for many years through volunteering at the Perry Center and ringing bells at Christmas. He was never wrapped up too much in his mission where he couldn't stop and ask me how I was doing. He will be missed.

My Dad was always one to help anyone in need. More importantly he wanted to share a path that would ensure you didn't need that help again. He took the time to listen to you if you had a problem/ concern... Eventually after listening and talking with him it was as though you figured out a solution all by yourself, although Dad pointed you in the right direction all along. He never needed the credit for it... That was his "gift" to every life he touched. I know he will always be with Me, my sister Christy, his family (extended family at the Perry Center, his Church and so many more) and all those lives he has touched over the years. I am truly blessed to be able to call Arthur Buser my Dad!

Art was a good friend of mine. For the amount of time that I knew him I felt like I knew him pretty well. He was always ready to help anyone who needed help and was willing to give all his time and efforts for that cause.