You were my great-grandfather I never got to know you but you died on my 1st birthday. Now I'm 12 almost 13 I always wanted to get to know you because of all the stories I have heard about you. I heard that when I was born and when we came down to texas that you would normally get the luggage but when my mom had m in her arms you said "give me the baby" the world will never be the same without you bread grandpa Arnold

As a kid, I remember Arnold as being tall, funny, and he and Jean were always kind when I came knocking on the door. I don't really remember why I came knocking on the door, but probably Mom had me running for sugar or something. I may have been the "little brother" Arnold took to the hospital. And I remember taking a ride on Arnie's motorcycle around the block, something I have never told my dad about. I remember we were all disappointed when they moved away from our little neighborhood. May the full knowledge of God's promise of eternal life lift each of you up during this time.

Was so sorry to hear of your loss. We were neighbors we lived at 347 Sussex. I used to babysit for your children. Our Dad, D.T. is 85 and lives in the Dallas/Ft/ Worth area - mother, Geraldine has been gone for 20+ years. God bless you and may he grace you with the fondest of memories.

Our condolances are with you. We have you in our prayers. We ask god to give you strength in your time of grief.

Growing up I remember watching Arnold and Jean holding hands and taking walks together, I remember playing board games with Diana, Arnie & Susy and Arnold coming in the back door from work....I also remember Arnold screeching out the drive way to rush my little brother to the hospital. I remember a very special man and his family. May God bless you and keep each of you at this time.....

Arnie's positive outlook was always an inspiration and I enjoyed visiting with him at Bingo at the Shrine after he had to stop playing the tuba. We will miss him.

Grandpa you were always larger than life. It's not going to be the same without you. I will always remember when I was a child and you used to call my "Lucy" because I was bossy or when you would take me fishing. You were there to chase away the monsters when "Jaws" scared me and you had the patience of a saint when it came to teaching me how to drive. You were my superhero grandpa. I will always love you and will miss you dearly.

YOUR FRIENDS ARE PROUD OF THE RABELS.ARNIE YOU SHOULD BE PROUD OF YOURSELF.

Marilyn and family--our thoughts are with you during this time of grief. Please feel free to call on us with any help you may need. SARA HR Staff.

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. May God bless you and your family and keep you in His tender care.

With our deepest sympathy. The Rabel Family will be in our prayers. Ray & Gloria Chacon

Linda and I know it this time is hard for your family. Our prayers and concern go to each family member. We ask the Lord to watch over all of you in this trying time, and for Him to provide comfort and peace as you go on with life.

OBITUARIO

Arnold A. Rabel, Sr.

10 julio, 1924 – 22 febrero, 2008

Porter Loring Mortuary - McCullough

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