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Dr. Richard S. Arnold

1947 - 2020

Dr.  Richard S. Arnold obituary, 1947-2020, Ormond Beach, FL

BORN

1947

DIED

2020

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Richard Arnold Obituary

Dr. Richard S. Arnold
May 13, 1947 - Sep. 24, 2020
Dr. Richard S. Arnold passed away at his home on September 24, 2020 with his wife, Kathy and beloved dogs, Heather and Jessica at his side. Richard (Rick) was born in Jacksonville, Florida on May 13, 1947. He was a member of the last graduating class at Dupont High in Jacksonville. He did his undergraduate at Emory University in Atlanta and graduated from Emory Medical School in 1972. He stayed in the Emory System for his Internship, Residency and Cardiology Fellowship. He is survived by his wife, Kathy and son Gary Arnold, Gary's wife Dilcia, and his granddaughter Skye. Gary and his family were a joy in his life. Rick moved to the Daytona Beach area in 1977 and began his life's work as a Cardiologist. He was on the staff of Memorial Health systems and Halifax Medical Center. Rick loved all aspects of Cardiology, but his favorite was seeing patients in the office. He cherished the relationships he had with his patients. He met his wife Kathy while they were both working at Ormond Memorial Hospital. Their friendship blossomed into a 40+ year romance. Rick was an avid athlete and did some outdoor activity every day. He was a member of Oceanside Country Club for 26 years and developed strong friendships there, especially at the tennis facility. He also enjoyed biking and golf. He spent a few months each year in Colorado where he skied in the winter and biked and hiked in the summer. His life was enhanced by his many friends both in Florida and Colorado. He will be missed. Memorial contributions may be made in Rick's name to The Jewish Federation of Volusia and Flagler Counties, 470 Andalusia Ave., Ormond Beach, FL 32174. No services are scheduled at this time due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Published by Daytona Beach News-Journal from Oct. 1 to Oct. 4, 2020.

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Peggy Puleo

October 19, 2020

God gets another good one.
R.I.P. Rick
Very sorry for your lost Kathy.
Peggy Puleo

Penni Nachman Wexler

October 11, 2020

So sorry to hear about my cousin, Rick’s passing. Many of my beloved childhood memories, include Ricky.

Penny Allison

October 4, 2020

This is such a shock. I have such fond memories of Dr Arnold and you, Kathy. My heart felt sympathy goes out to you. I know what it it like to loose your soul mate. It’s extremely hard. I will be praying for God to get you through this time of grief. Also, for the entire family as well.
I always new Dr Arnold was so active.
This is really shocking.
Kathy I love you and think of you often. It’s so strange I was just thinking about you again in the past few weeks. I am constantly reminded of what a great office manager you were. The Best!
Dr Arnold did live his patients. They loved him too. He had a lot of long time patients too. He was always chipper in the office. Always calm and easy going. He was a joy to work for and with.
I am so glad he got to enjoy life. He did the right thing retiring when he did. As hard as it was for him to actually do. He made the right decision . He got to chase his other passion, his photography. Which he was a master of. I know you, Kathy and Dr Arnold loved going to Colorado. I’m so glad he got to do that. He had a happy life . It was an honor to have known and worked with him. I wish I had reached out to you both before this. I am in complete shock and just so so sorry to hear this sad news.
I’m very great full however, that he had a great life. He well deserved, (what 16, year retirement?) well enjoyed. God bless you all. I am thinking about , and praying for you all. Sincerely, Penny Allison

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