David S. Arnott

1933 - 2020

David S. Arnott obituary, 1933-2020

David S. Arnott

1933 - 2020

BORN

1933

DIED

2020

David Arnott Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Mar. 6, 2020.
David S. Arnott, age 86, of Orlando, FL passed peacefully on March 13, 2020 after suffering debilitating seizures and a stroke in February. He is survived by his wife, Shearon, his children Debbie Dudek (Sandy), Kathy Metko (Dan), Gary Arnott (Kristine) and Brian Arnott, and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

David earned an engineering degree from University of Maryland. A proud military veteran, David served in the Army and Air Force and then worked for IBM for over 30 years in various roles including engineering, support, sales and program management. Dave was an avid volunteer his entire life, coaching Little League baseball, working with Junior Achievement groups through IBM, serving his church, St. Alban's Anglican Church, in a number of roles, and most recently as a volunteer chaplain at Nemours Children's Hospital. A common thread was having a positive impact on the young adults with whom he interacted.

A memorial service will be held at St. Alban's Anglican Church, at a later date.

The family has requested that in lieu of sending flowers, a donation can be made to the Church in David's memory.

Www.stalbansfl.com

"I hope I am remembered as a man who loved his family, worshiped his Lord, and humbly served his country."

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Lauren Arnott

March 24, 2020

I have so many wonderful memories with my grandpa. I remember about 8 years ago my mom and I made a trip down to Orlando. Since we were in town, we had to spend a day at Universal Studios. Grandpa and Brian were also on board with the idea. Knowing my mom wasn't the biggest fan of roller coasters, I had mentally prepared myself to ride alone. At the time Grandpa was in his late 70's.

We had a good time on rides likes E.T., Men in Black and the Simpson's. As we made our way to the front of the park, we came upon the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit which not only is a rollercoaster but also has an upside down loop. You can imagine my surprise when grandpa said, "Come on Lauren, let's go"!

Grandpa always had an adventurous, happy-go-lucky spirit. I've never seen him without a smile and that day on the roller coaster he had on the biggest smile. Until we meet again, I hope you're still riding those loop the loops with your signature smile. Love you! xoxo

Richard Drenning

March 23, 2020

It was truly one of the top privileges in my life to know Dave. He inspired me to live a better life in many ways. Thank you Dave.

March 23, 2020

When Dave & I were babies, our folks were nearby so we were almost like twins. We learned how to crawl & then walk together altho I often told Dave he taught me how to get into trouble. Love and will miss him so much. Pat (Hays) Mullins

Gary Arnott

March 21, 2020

What is the proper way to leave a last message to your father, father-in-law, Grandpa and Great grandpa? We miss you, We Love you or Simply We Thank you?

He was my parent, teacher and counselor throughout my life and what I've learned is that ALL of these roles he played throughout our lives are just building blocks that form eternal love and friendship.

I have been told and believe that my father was proud of the family that Kristine and I raised, I believe he was equally proud of Lauren, Tyler & Chelsea and their son Dawson.

I hope he left this world knowing how proud and thankful we were of him.

Rest in Peace Dad until we unite again.

Love
Gary, Kristine, Lauren, Tyler & Chelsea and Dawson

Kristine Breneisen

March 20, 2020

So many wonderful memories and love to a lifetime friend of Sherry's(Shearon) .
Thank you to your commitment to love, fellowship, and kindness. You've been an inspiration and earned your right to eternal peace

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