Conrad Jack Arndt

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Dear Bev and Brenda... First I am so sorry for the loss of your dear father. Such a good, friendly man. I have so many memories of him at South Jackson Community Church. Not that I remember... but Brenda and I were baptized the same day, along with Dick Kerr and a few others. Your father cared for that beautiful, historical church, making sure every Sunday it was polished, warm and ready for services. He and my father spent many years in the choir, building the parsonage, making sure the building was cared for and being part of the Board, helping to see that the church community was cared for. And of course, how your mother and father spearheaded the Strawberry Festival each June. making sure that everyone had the best strawberry shortcake and ice cream. So sad to see yet one more of the parents that we all grew up knowing finally go. My thoughts and prayers are with both of you as you say your goodbys to such a wonder man, father, husband and friend. Peace be with you!

Brenda and Family,
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your lossour thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.

Mr. Arndt was our mailman and neighbor on Kimmel road. I remember being stuck in a tree and he came all the way from his house 1/4 mike away to help me. He was a good guy and i will remember him and his family. I aas sorry to hear of Bruce passing also.

Bev I am so sorry to learn about the loss of your father. I remember you Dad well from going out to your place on Kimmel. I hope your memories will give you comfort in this very difficult time.
Sue (Schaible) Scott

I called him Mr. Arndt. He said to call him Jack. I have three memories of him from my childhood and all revolved around the South Jackson Community Church. I helped him one summer refurbishing all the pews. Occasionally, he would step out of the choir box and that's when he taught me how to usher during services. But the one thing I remember fondly was watching him orchestrate the annual Strawberry Festival. Jack was part of an inner core of people that resurrected that church. Thank you for your service Jack, and I now offer him a traditional naval farewell or blessing: Fair Winds and Following Seas, and Long may Your big Jib Draw!

Bev & Tim:
I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this sorrowful time.

JACK;
Thank You for your Service. We are forever in your debt. Condolences to all.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. You left us with many great memories. Thank you for all of your contributions to our community.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Jack was a very sweet man. I'm glad I had the chance to know him and his family. So sorry for your loss.

So , sorry to hear of uncle
Jack"s passing,he will be missed by all of us who knew
Him and Loved him,With Love and prayers for Beverly and
Brenda at this difficult time
Love your cousin Lauri.

My condolences to the Arndt family, you're in my prayers. I pitched horseshoes with Jack for many years at the Jackson County Horseshoe Club. What a competitor and a gentleman. I also remember the blackberries that he brought to the club, that were picked on his property.