BELTON — Carl L. Arnold, 81, of Belton died Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010, at Muhlenberg Community Hospital, Greenville. He was born Nov. 4, 1928, in Muhlenberg County, was an Army veteran and was of the Baptist faith. He was retired from the construction services branch of TVA Paradise Plant after 34 years and retired fromContinue Reading
JoAnn Wood Wilson
left a message on November 26, 2010:
I am so sorry for your loss. Occasionally I read the obituaries in Muhlenberg County to see if there is anyone I know--I've been gone from there a long time. This name sounds familiar and I believe that we are cousins--several times removed. My Mother, Opal Hughes Wood, daughter of Herscal Hughes, had a cousin named Clyde Arnold. He was the son of Minnie Hughes and Carley Arnold. My Grandfather Herscal and "Aunt" Minnie were brother and sister. I barely remember her but I recall my Mother and my "Pappy" talking about her and her family. I thought perhaps Carl was her grandson. If I have rambled on about the wrong family, please excuse me. JoAnn Wood Wilson
Patricia F.
left a message on October 13, 2010:
Though I did not personally know Mr. Arnold, I want to take a moment to express my deepest sympathy to the family. No doubt the loss of such a dear loved one will be felt by many. Long ago the faithful man job asked if an able-bodied man died could he live again. The comforting answer is yes. Our God the Creator yearns to bring back to life those who have died. (Job 14:13-15) May this and other promises recorded in God's Word the Bible continue to carry your family in this critical time.
Donna Hunt
left a message on October 8, 2010:
Sherry and family, so sorry to read about your loss. I know the pain and will be praying for your family. Love Ya!
David G Adler
left a message on October 8, 2010:
Have many memories of your Dad. Down at the pool hall and at the store. He was a good man1i know he loved his girls! You were gonna pass his inspection before you dated one of them. Loved to ride his horses also. Made money by cleaning the stalls for him. Girls I am so sorry for your loss. I know at this time no words can take your grief and sorrow away! Remember the good times you all had with your Dad. Sorry not able to come and show my respect for a GOOD MAN. You all are in my prayers, God bless and be with all.
Harold / Janet Baggett
left a message on October 7, 2010:
We are sorry to hear about the loss of Carl. We are out of town cannot be there in person but you girls and your famlies will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Janice Perry Metcalfe
left a message on October 6, 2010:
Dear Arnold Family, Just a note to extend my deepest sympathy on the loss of your Dad. I still remember him backing that school bus in the driveway next to the store :) I know that you all have many wonderful memories that will give you comfort at this sad time. Please know that an old friend is thinking of you with prayers and friendship.
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JoAnn Wood Wilson
left a message on November 26, 2010:
I am so sorry for your loss. Occasionally I read the obituaries in Muhlenberg County to see if there is anyone I know--I've been gone from there a long time. This name sounds familiar and I believe that we are cousins--several times removed. My Mother, Opal Hughes Wood, daughter of Herscal Hughes, had a cousin named Clyde Arnold. He was the son of Minnie Hughes and Carley Arnold. My Grandfather Herscal and "Aunt" Minnie were brother and sister. I barely remember her but I recall my Mother and my "Pappy" talking about her and her family. I thought perhaps Carl was her grandson. If I have rambled on about the wrong family, please excuse me. JoAnn Wood Wilson
Patricia F.
left a message on October 13, 2010:
Though I did not personally know Mr. Arnold, I want to take a moment to express my deepest sympathy to the family. No doubt the loss of such a dear loved one will be felt by many. Long ago the faithful man job asked if an able-bodied man died could he live again. The comforting answer is yes. Our God the Creator yearns to bring back to life those who have died. (Job 14:13-15) May this and other promises recorded in God's Word the Bible continue to carry your family in this critical time.
Donna Hunt
left a message on October 8, 2010:
Sherry and family, so sorry to read about your loss. I know the pain and will be praying for your family. Love Ya!
David G Adler
left a message on October 8, 2010:
Have many memories of your Dad. Down at the pool hall and at the store. He was a good man1i know he loved his girls! You were gonna pass his inspection before you dated one of them. Loved to ride his horses also. Made money by cleaning the stalls for him. Girls I am so sorry for your loss. I know at this time no words can take your grief and sorrow away! Remember the good times you all had with your Dad. Sorry not able to come and show my respect for a GOOD MAN. You all are in my prayers, God bless and be with all.
Harold / Janet Baggett
left a message on October 7, 2010:
We are sorry to hear about the loss of Carl. We are out of town cannot be there in person but you girls and your famlies will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Janice Perry Metcalfe
left a message on October 6, 2010:
Dear Arnold Family, Just a note to extend my deepest sympathy on the loss of your Dad. I still remember him backing that school bus in the driveway next to the store :) I know that you all have many wonderful memories that will give you comfort at this sad time. Please know that an old friend is thinking of you with prayers and friendship.
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