Our deepest sympathies to all of Arnold Levine's family.  Although I have not seen him in many years, my wonderful memories of Arnie are quite clear.  A brilliant, dedicated, hard working, conscientious, honest NASA structures engineer with a great perspective and a wonderful sense of humor.  He took on significant complex engineering challenges and did the work required to adequately understand what was required for the structure to do its job.  Although Arnie always seemed to have a funny story to share about what was happening around work, he laughed a tad more after having sorted out the answer to the challenge he was addressing.  A great and respected man.  He surely will be missed, but we should view Arnold Levine as having "graduated with honors."

Bob and Mary Ellen Ried

It's always sad to know that someone from our past has died. You wonder when the last time was that you saw one another. I know it's been years since I saw Arnie, but I never forgot how great it was to work with him and the other Structures guys when I was their clerk-steno, back in 1964! Arnie and his sense of humor made it possible for me to become comfortable with that group of young rocket scientists. They were all so impressive to me! And, I know they encouraged Pete to ask me out;I think Arnie and Nancy even came to our wedding in 1967.  Life was good for all of us--thank you, Arnie, for your contributions to the program and for your friendship!

We are very sad to learn about Arnie's death.  It's been 48 years since our first encounter.  We enjoyed his joy for life and all the fun we had together.  Being at TAMU with the Levines only added to that fun.  We felt like Rebecca was ours too, until we were able to start our own family.
Many happy times were had as our families grew.  We still talk about all the fun times we had as singles, then as families.
We will miss him
Marilyn and Bill Boyd

Mark and family: My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time.

   Mark-- Eleanor shared with me the message you wrote regarding your Dad.  He obviously was a positive influence for you by example; he would be very pleased & proud of you (as he should!).  Robert Williams.

It was with heartfelt sadness to hear of Arnold's passing.  We became good friends over 50 years ago, when I started work at MSC.  I have fond memories of him.
With deepest sympathy,
Amy Casey

Marilyn and I are so sorry to hear about Arnold's passing. We enjoyed working with him. He was such a pleasent person to be around.
God bless all.
Kennerly Grayson, Palm City, Florida

My sympathy to your family during this time of grief.

Shirley and I were so sorry to hear of Arnie's passing. I thoroughly enjoyed working with him, and had great respect in his professional approach and conduct. R.I. P. Arnie. Shirley and I send our sincere condolences to Arnie's family.

To the family of Arnold Levine, I'm so sorry to read about your loss.  My condolences go out to each and every one of you.  May the “God of all comfort” console you during this difficult time and may you find much hope and additional comfort in his Word.

Arnie, Dick Sachen, and I became fast friends when we all gathered in Houston in 1962 to help with the Manned Spacecraft Center start-up. We were scattered up and down the Telephone Road area as the site was under construction in Clear Lake. It is with great sadness that I learn of Arnie's passing. He was extremely sharp and quick-witted. His technical expertise was outstanding. I am truly blessed to have known and shared part of my life with Arnie. God speed, my friend.

I am saddened to hear of Arnold's passing.  I appreciated Arnold as a friend, a person, and as an engineer.  We worked many years together.  I lost touch with him when I left the Houston area.  My condolences to his family
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I am sadden to hear of Arnie's passing. He was a great engineer and a total straight shooter in every way. May God bless his family during this time. 
Bill Schneider

My deepest sympathy to Nancy, Mark and Rebecca.  Arnie was a dear frined, a long time NASA colleague and one of the best engineers I have known.  Arnie led the way in the development of the Space Shuttle program by being the engineer responsible for the design and development of  the very important part of the Obiter - the cargo section (from cabin to tail).  Arine was serious in his work but maintainted a friendly and humourous attitude.  At the end of a very long working sessions in California with 10 other engineers,  Arnie came up with the solution to a complex problem.  Someone in the meeting asked "who is that masked man?".  As Arnie was leaving the meeting to catch a plane and return home, he placed in the middle of the meeting room table a "silver bullet" (that was a silver foiled wrapped suppository).  He said nothing and  walked out of the meeting.  That was our Arnie, who we all loved and will miss.

Tom Moser

It is with great sadness that I just heard of Arnold's passing.  We had worked together in the Gemini days. He was a great guy and engineer.
Norm Schulze
Clifton, VA

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