Arthur Junior Updegraff

Art was a great friend for 30 years and all along the way he attended to the 1928 Dutch colonial I owned in Camp Hill which was always experiencing shortages and rewiring, taping, replacing and there was nothing he couldn't do in Home repairs as well as Fishing, bike riding and gardening with Doris in their lovely Mechanicsburg Home. Over time I got to meet the family and we worked together for many years in finance and banking and he was always looking out for and concerned for the other person putting everyone ahead of himself. He always had a great story to tell and reminded me of my Uncle so much I treated him like family. His children and grandchildren next to Doris were the most important element of his life. He will be dearly missed and my sympathy and comfort come to his family and has a rich reward because he is now with the love of his life Fumiko and family. May you all have strength in this time of mourning.

Art was such a kind person. He was always here to help me in any way while he was still able. I´ll miss talking to him on his many trips on his scooter. I called him our "neighborhood sidewalk superintendent". I´m sure there will be a glorious reunion in heaven between him and his beloved Doris. RIP, my friend.
Neighbor, Jeanie Foringer