Henry Arnold

Henry was the most precious neighbor and friend. Dane and I will miss him so much. Such a kind and giving person and the best sense of humor! I teased him a lot about being the oldest person on our street and he had the best comebacks ever. One day in the spring there were lots of buzzards flying in the peanut field across from their house. I called and when JoAnn answered I asked if she knew where Henry was. I told her we were worried the buzzards were there for him. His reply was "No but I went outside to take a look and make sure!" Sadly we never thought he would be taken so soon. It´s so difficult to say goodbye to someone so special.!
Early on in our friendship, Henry took our scuppernong grapes and made wine!! A true long labor of love and friendship. So tonight, with our last bottle, exaggeratewe raise our glass and say a prayer that Henry is at peace and we will see him again when we reach our heavenly homeOur love and sympathy to JoAnn and the family.

My heart goes out to the Arnold family. I grew up with Kathy. Having not seen the family in over 40 years, I am not surprised to see the smile in his memorial photo. That is what I remember most about him. Always with a smile and welcoming me into their home. Lots of love and prayers!

Im so sorry to read about your husband. Von and I lived 2 streets up from you in Tangen heights. I lost Von 3 years ago, Agent Orange.
Prayers for you and your family