Arnold J. Smrcka
March 30, 1942 ~ September 1, 2018
Born in: El Reno, Oklahoma
Arnold J. Smrcka, 76, of Union City, passed away, Saturday, September 1, 2018 unexpectedly at his residence. Per family request services and burial will be private.
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So sorry to hear of Arnold’s passing
He was a good friend we spent much time on radio and building and repairing
Equipment thru Army Mars and ham radio will miss him very much.
Doug Dunham
Our deepest wishes for the family of Arnold. He was always a pleasure to work with and a kind man. He will certainly be missed by all of us in Region 3 Army MARS. SK Arnold Lee Horton, Executive Officer Region 3 Army MARS.
Our deepest sympathy for your family. Arnold was a wonderful man, a true believer who is now resting in the arms of the Lord. He will be missed. Love and peace, Pete and Laurie
My deepest sympathy for you and your family, I pray that our Heavenly Father will send the comforting spirit upon your family during this time need and sorrow. I personally did not know Arnold, but always enjoyed hearing him on the Mars net most every evening. He had one of the loudest stations that could be heard in West Virginia. God Bless you all and I am truly sorrow for you loss.
My deepest sympathy for you and your family, I pray that our Heavenly Father will send the comforting spirit upon your family during this time need and sorrow. I personally did not know Arnold, but always enjoyed hearing him on the Mars net most every evening. He had one of the loudest stations that could be heard in West Virginia. God Bless you all and I am truly sorry for you loss.
My deepest condolences to the family of my good friend and classmate, Arnold. My friend since 1st grade, I will certainly miss you. May God grant you His everlasting love in heaven as He did on earth.
Arnie,Eric,Scott and families,
I’m so sorry for the loss of your Dad. You had good parents and now they are both with our loving Heavenly Father.
May God comfort you as you grieve. Hugs to you all.
Your cousin, Margaret