Arnold Barry Garber

I met Mr. Garber in June of 1969 at the Milwaukee Bucks basketball camp at Wayland Academy in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. I was 12 years old. He gave a talk to us, mostly about hygiene. Oddly enough, 54 years later I remember a lot of what he told us. I felt grateful for the information.

I first met Arnie through a friend with the Tripoli Shriners Bands. I got to see him about once per month for 10 years. I did some electrical for him at their home. I once went to see a live band with him and another Shriner, participated in numerous parades, circus shows and elder care facility concerts and always loved talking with Arnie. I even became a member of the same lodge as him.

I know you are okay and at home again Arnie. It was good to know you here.

It was fun to know you Arnie and share our love for music and sports with each other. Mary Ann, I am sorry for your loss.

My condolenses goes out to the family of Arnie Garber. Coach will always be in my heart.

Mary Ann,

My sincere condolences to you and your family on the loss of Arnie. He was one of a kind and will be greatly missed!

Marnie and Vera Hammerle
Milwaukee Dog Training Club

Condolences to all!
May He Rest in Peace and His Memory be for a Blessing!
From a former Chelsea friend!

Maryann, my condolences for the loss of your husband. He was a nice guy that always made me laugh. He was fun to be around.

So sad to hear about Mr Garber passing. Arnie was a mentor to me in my teenage years. Always there to provide support, advice and guidance. A truly great guy who will be missed by many.

Mr. Garber (to me always) was my mentor, my teacher, my father figure. He taught athletic training and told me - the first person - that I would be a doctor. He truly believed in me when I really needed it. He allowed me to be his Assistant at age 17. He was extraordinarily talented, rehabilitating athletes like no one I ever saw in my career. My sympathies are with you Bruce and Mrs. Garber. I owe my career to my mentor and friend.

Arnie was a wonderful guy whom I always enjoyed speaking with. My deepest sympathy goes out to this family and friends.

So sorry to hear about your dad. Chuck and Sheryl Jones. - Midland Ga

My condolences to the Garber family. I will truly miss visiting Arnie and listening to his stories from his past experiences. I really enjoyed them.

Bruce, Janice, Caitlin, James, Kerri, Jason, Brynn and Brian,

We are so sorry for your loss. Arnie was a great guy who lived a good life and left a great family as a legacy! He will be missed.

All our love to you,
Jeff, Julia, Emily, Caroline, and Sam

So Sorry to hear about Arnie
Please know that our prayers are with you during this difficult time.
We love ya Garbs
Lisa and Steve

So Sorry to hear about Arnie
Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time He will be missed!

We love ya Garbs
Lisa and Steve

Arnie will be truly missed by all who knew him. Gone from our sight, but never from our hearts. Love, Blaine, Stacy and Brianna Goldner

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Dear Bruce, I was so sorry to hear about your dad.
I have fond memories of him at U school and having great talks with him about everything.
Remember all the good times, and he will never leave your heart. My prayers are with you and your family.
Take care,
Richard