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Christine Quinn
Arthur A. Klein, Jr.
April 15th, 1930 - September 1st, 2019
April 15th, 1930 - September 1st, 2019
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Gretchen Daly
Dearest Klein family, I am not very good at expressing condolences, but Art, Mr Klein as I called him my whole life, was not your average man. His jokes, so many jgood jokes, his humor, his energy with EVERYONE has influenced me. I always try to make time for the people around me just as Mr Klein showed me that people are different but good people. Mr Klein was my wedding photographer and then 28 years later with his Mrs., they won the oldest dancers contest at my son's wedding. The Klein's accompanied my parents north to our VT dairy farm to attend many Thanksgivings. Oh!- The chocolate desserts they brought up from NYC! One of my favorite stories is about the VT drivers who slammed on the car brakes taking a left or right turn. Art said they would never last in NYC! Therefore, I taught all my children to step on the gas when making a turn! So many memories - Mrs Klein's leather pants in Magog, Canada?! We miss you, Mr Klein. Rest In Peace and say hi to my parents in heaven! Love, Gretchen and all our family
Bernadette Jensen
Dear Marianna, Chris, Sue & all the family, I worked with Art at the John F. Klein Agency from 1987 until about 2000. I will never forget his laugh & his love for people. His famous words “good show “ & always flirting with the ladies which was Art always charming. Whenever I spoke to him he always had a great chuckle. Sweet man who will be missed. Love to you all. PS here’s a picture taken at my mom’s house in 1989.
The Roersons
To Marianna and Family Who would have thought a Parker Pen in April 1961 would have opened the door to an amazing family What memories we have too many to list here Art was the tour guide of his beloved City that cool November day in 1965 when we met for the 1st time the numerous family do's both in the States and here in Edinburgh Scotland He was such a character talked to everyone loved being the centre of all social events It was a pleasure to have known him and sadly you were both on our guest list for our Golden Wedding in January 25th 2020 at the Bruntsfield Hotel Jeannie will be so sad to hear of his passing The world will be a less colourful place with out Art love and God Bless from Mike Rosemary John Stephanie Padraig and Seån
Bradley Barth
July 5th, 2014. Northern Lake George Yacht Club Opening Picnic. Uncle Art was always a joy to see whenever we got the chance. His kind and encouraging words could warm the coldest day. My condolences to Aunt Marianna, Chris, John, Erik, Kelsey, and the whole family.
Kelsey Quinn
Art was the most loving person - just as he seems in this picture. He is the best grandfather I could have ever dreamed. So loving, caring, and sweet. Wish we had more pictures together but he loved being the person behind the camera, not in front of it
Lisa Fletcher
Marianna, We only knew Art for a short time, but what a pleasure it was. He had a story for everything and we loved hearing them. We loved being in his company on New Year's Eve. We fondly remember how he loved Andy's egg nog. We hope your years of memories provide you with some smiles and comfort along the way. We are grateful that our paths in life crossed when you moved to Maryland. All of our love, Andy and Lisa
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