Arthur H. "Art" Smith

I recall Mr. Smith, as he had involvement with Mr. Stigliano, and the boys softball team at Geauga Christian School, providing us a great field for practice and perhaps more. A true gentleman and a godly example to follow.

So saddened by the news....Art was one of the finest human beings I have known in my lifetime.....he enriched every life he touched. I grieve for Linda and the whole family. Jill Gloger

My very deepest heartfelt sympathy to you Linda & yours

I was a young girl when I met Art. My memory that best represents his spirit is when I was riding my horse at night down on the side of the road when Art came by & stopped his car & asked why I was doing that. I told him I just argued with my parents. I was crying. He said come over & Linda, & us can talk about it.
I didn't go bc I didn't know his kind heart at the time. He said they waited up for me for an hour! They were worried I got hurt or something. I felt so bad. I know they would have had good advice for me.
Also, my parents loved Art & Linda when they moved to Meadow Ridge. Art & my Dad were good friends. We were always welcome at Meadow Ridge. Art left his stamp on our lives bc Jesus lived in Art's heart. Thank you God for Art Smith.
Family: peace as you mourn.

Art was so faithful at Geauga Christian School and Burton Assembly of God. We could always count on Linda and him to help in serving and he made fund raising fun also.

One of my all-time favorite people. How do you not love Art Smith.

My husband Joe and I have known and respected Art for many years. He was a unique and very special person who enriched our lives. We extend our deepest sympathies and prayers to the entire Smith Family.
From labor to reward