ARTHUR SCHWARTZ

Condolences & Memories (6 entries)

• My sincere condolences to all of you, Art's family. He and Daphne were such wonderful neighbours when they lived in the "Old Schwartz House" down the street from me. He was such a kind, caring person and you always knew that compassion was truly genuine! Marliene Lutz - Posted by: Marliene Lutz (Family friend) on: Jan 28, 2016

• Condolences to the Schwartz Family. Thinking of you. - Posted by: Tammy Kernested (Friend of Blairs Family) on: Jan 26, 2016

• The day I met Art a warm and special feeling came over me I knew then that this man was an amazing person and how lucky I was to have been introduced to this kind, caring, loving gentleman. Art would stop my Turtle Mountain Resort each day for a visit, he always had words a wisdom and a funny little joke. Art loved life and all the people around him and in return we all loved Art. Art you will be missed but never forgotten - Posted by: Heather Morrison (a special friend) on: Jan 25, 2016

• Firstly, to Barton, Brent, Ainsley, Alyson, Blair and their families, my sincere condolences on the loss of your Father/Grandfather/Great Grandfather - he will be greatly missed by all who knew him. What a wonderful man Arthur Schwartz was! He was a family man, who loved his family first and foremost. His sense of humour was the best, he was a great leader and was so down to earth. Dr. Schwartz gave me my career start 34 years ago and I had the pleasure of knowing him personally as my parents called Art and Daphne friends. A fond memory of Art was a time we ran into one another after he had moved away to Deloraine, Manitoba. I really missed contact with Art during those years. Approximately 5 years ago, I happened to be camping with my children near Boissevain, Mb,which is approximately 40 kms from Deloraine. The children and I were in Boissevain doing our grocery shopping and in walked Art Schwartz! I was so excited to see him and we hugged for a good long time. He looked at me and said 'well, I woke up this morning wondering where I would do my grocery shopping and something was pulling me to Boissevain and here you are'... We talked and talked for a very long time and was a great reunion of two people who truly cared for one another. He was like a second father to me - someone I admired and deeply respected. I am so happy that he now can enjoy the company of his loving wife, Daphne,in the heavens above. Until we meet again, dear friend. - Posted by: Christine Salt ((friend of the family)) on: Jan 25, 2016

• Arthur was the most Gentle Man I have ever met. Whenever I would see him and ask how he was doing he always replied "Great now that I have seen you"! He always made you feel Very Special. I will truly miss you Arthur. - Posted by: Trudy Grimshaw (Friend from Riverwood Square) on: Jan 24, 2016

• Art was a very special person in my Life -initially,my Boss and role model, then a cherished friend and inspiration to me . He touched so many lives, both personally and professionally, and his humble,caring,compassion inspired so many! Art's sense of humor was legendary! A truly great Mensch!! What a privilege and honor to have him in our lives! Rest in Peace,Dear Friend! - Anne Anne - Posted by: Anne H. Wieler (a close friend of Arthur and his Family) on: Jan 23, 2016