My deepest sympathies to Gwen and all the family. I was totally shocked to find out tonight about Art’s passing. Art was a great guy to work with and shared his knowledge freely. He was fun to work with and was a great asset to the department because of his impressive amount of knowledge. Art always loved to talk about his family, he was certainly a very proud dad and husband. Rest in peace ART.
Heather and Jim.
Thanks Heather - Art often mentioned how good it was to work with you. He appreciated your straight-forward approach to every situation. When he retired he loved being retired but always mentioned how he missed his 'work family' and I know he counted you among his favorite people to 'sit and shoot the shit' with at any opportunity he had to visit even for a few minutes.
Thanks Loreen - Art often mentioned how he loved being retired but always said he missed his 'work family' and I remember any time we met up with you guys he always 'loved to shoot the shit' with you and catch up on all the happenings in and around the mine.
Thank you Bill - Art always valued your friendship. Often he mentioned the 'good times' he had playing "Old Timer Hockey" in Churchbridge playing Defense with Harry Schmidt.
Deepest sympathy Gwen and family. Art will always be remembered for his smile, the time he took to visit with others, a very nice gentleman.
Blessings to all.
Thank you Gayle - we are sad, but know he is in no pain any longer. He always remembered the years spent in Churchbridge surrounded by dozens of relatives and friends. He always enjoyed you and your quick wit
He loved a good comeback to a sarcastic remark!
