Deepest sympathy Joan and family. It was always a delight when Joan and Art came into clinic. I always looked forward to seeing him. His gentle sense of humor and positivity was a gift he had. He was a very special man and I will miss seeing him. I will treasure the carving he gave me with the fondest of memories. You will be deeply missed Art.
Joan and family, we will miss Art’s wonderful smile and that twinkle in his eye. He was such a blessing to everyone. But we rejoice in the knowledge that he is with the Lord he loved and his faith has already become sight. We are praying for you all as you face the days ahead.
Harriet and I not only appreciated Art as a fellow believer in Christ but also appreciated his skill in woodworking. We have a couple of his skilled craftmanship work with us to remind us of him. His mortal has put on immortality, and his corruptible has put on incorruption. This happened in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye. And now he is with his Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. See you later brother Art. - Keith
Deb and I would like to send our sincere condolences on the passing of Uncle Art , he was truly a great man. We also sent our love and prayers to all his family. We would talk about fishing and what fly to use. I remember the trips to economy good times were had.
Having worked for Dr. Archibald for many years, I met hundreds of people and one who stood out was definitely Arthur Dunn. I looked forward to his appointments, as he always had a kind and lovely manner about him and a twinkle in his eye. I was very pleased to be gifted a lovely carving made by him and I will cherish that. Through the years I have thought of both Art and Joan. I was honoured to have known this wonderful man. My deepest sympathies to your whole family.
Dear Joan & family We met years ago through my step father Eldred Geddes and I can say with no hesitation that Art was one of the good guys we all talk about for years. I loved listening to their fish stories as well as their hunting stories. Please accept Connie and my deepest condolences.
Joan and family, my condolences. I only got to know Art as a senior when he lived in Rocklin, just across the hill. He certainly loved his fishing and hunting and could always regale with a fine story. He was always very friendly and left you with a few unique ideas. He was a true gentleman. May he Rest In Peace.
Dear Joan & Rosanne I am saddened to hear about Art, I remember meeting Art for the 1st time, when Rosanne & I started our adventure at NSTC, he said " I am your second Dad, if you need anything, let me know." I will miss him dearly.
Art was one of the first people we meet when we came to Bethel he was.at the door greeting everyone he akways had a smile and handshake or hug we will miss him at church but he is in heaven nowand We can only imagine how happy he is love and prayers to Joan and family
Sending sincere sympathy. Thankful for the impact he had on our lives growing up… especially when we were neighbours. Much love ❤️. Sherri (Fraser) Strong & family Mark Fraser & Kim
Dear Joan My sincerest sympathy for you and your family. Art was a wonderful man and I know he will be greatly missed. I am praying that you will be sustained by Gods grace and find comfort knowing Art is in his heavenly home with his Lord and Saviour. May God give you His peace and comfort. ❤️
Dear Joan and family: So sorry to hear of our dear brother in the Lord's passing. We will certainly miss his wonderful smile and handshake after the services. The young people will sure miss his little pranks also. He was so loved by all. God promises a great reunion day so it's not goodbye but just until we meet again in glory. In Christian love and with Deepest sympathy,Sylvia Green. <3
To Joan and Family Our sincere sympathy to you and your family we loved and respected art as a person and a fellow christian ,He will be greatly missed .
