Charles Martin Arnold

I first met "Charlie", as I called him, at Foxwood Springs when he brought his wife Betty to the beauty shop. He was completely devoted to Betty. It was a pleasure to know him. And I also enjoyed cutting his hair from time to time if he thought of himself. I will miss seeing him wearing the ever present ball cap. Rest In Peace Charlie. Tell Betty hello from me.

I was honored to be considered a friend, by Charlie Arnold. During the years he worked for Dignity Memorial, and even after his retirement, he always took time to stop by my office and spend a few minutes reminiscing about our common military backgrounds. He always reminded me that he looked forward to having his Military Honors, "when his time came". Rest In Peace, dear friend....