I had the privilege of working with Art at Refrac when I was much younger. I carry with me fond and treasured memories of his gentle tutelage and patience as I bumbled around trying to gain what we called "marketable skills." His stories were never ending and never dull. He was one of the most amiable men I have known and imparted to me a lasting lesson to be diligent in work and kind in demeanor. I am a better person having known him. From the bottom of my heart you have my deepest condolences. Sincerely - Braden Bennett

  Mark and Terry  so sorry to hear of Artie's passing ! 
 He was a good neighbor and friend! We always talked when I was in town from Gardner KS and even though you don't know it he kept me up on what you were up too! 
Every time I hear of one of the Herrons passing I miss all of you and especially Dotty !
Being your neighbors and friends for the last 45 odd years makes me a better person knowing you'all  thank you . 
                                        Bill and Vicki Bushno

Artie and I have been friends for a long time. Artie and I attended the first drag race ever held at Firebird Raceway, I believe that was in 1984. (We didn't get home until 3am. We thought we were in big trouble but our wives were still out in the back yard gabbing and didn't even relize how late it was.)
We spent a lot of time together at the Body Shop down on Scottsdale Road.  Everytime we smashed up the race car and needed another paint job, there we were.
As other people have stated, "Artie was always very cheerful and willing to help."  I couldn't agree more.  He was a great guy, and a great friend to me. Recently we kept in touch by seeing each other at the car shows throughout the year, and he would keep me advised of his battle against that nasty disease.
This is a great loss.

Rest in peace, my friend.
May God be with you.
Cal Kramer

I have had the pleasure to work with Artie and every day when he was leaving he would say to me " a rusty winnebago"!  His way of saying the spanish word "hasta luego" meaning see you later.  So now I say to you, Artie, "a rusty winnebago"!

Mark and Terry: so sorry for your loss. Artie is one of the kindest most easy going people I have ever met. Never an unkind word for anyone and willing to help with whatever was on the go. The world needs more people like your brother.

Though I have never met Arthur, I work with Tyler Herron, and as Arthur's son, Tyler exemplifies the type of diligent, hard working and honest man Arthur must have been. I am sorry for your loss Tyler, my prayers are with you and your family.
- caleb

"Although through the passing years, we somehow become separated from family, I have never forgotten my Uncles, Aunts and Cousin's.  I remember Artie the most while still living in Quincy, out in their garage, working on some race car or something.  Of course, I was no bigger than a tadpole at that time, but still have many fond memories of family from my childhood.  Artie, you were always so kind and will be greatly missed.  
To Tyler, Terry and Mark, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your families during this time of sorrow.  God Bless."

Artie was like family to my brother, mom, and I. His good nature and love for life serve as an example for us all. He will be dearly missed and you are all in our thoughts.

Artie,
Me cautivaste así que nos conocimos.
Persona amorosa, dulce y tierna.
Siempre te extrañaremos.

Dear Terry, Mark and Extended Herron Family,
With much sadness we have learned of Artie's death.  He and the Herron Family go back a long ways to Quincy, IL.  We had much in common "CARS".  Eventually we lost contact when you moved away but a few years ago when Artie came to Quincy he paid us a surprise visit.  What a great surprise.  Ever since that time we have exchanged Christmas cards, including this past December.  
Rest in peace Artie!
Sincerely,
Dick & Pat Wentura
Quincy, IL

Artie is one of the kindest, most easy going people I have met on this planet. Never an unkind word for anyone and always willing to pitch in no matter what was on the go. When we were roomies, we often talked about England and how much he enjoyed the Brits, their wry humor and their warm beer. He will be missed.

Artie,  You will be missed greatly!  It was good to have all the great memories of visiting with you at the yearly fish fries and coming down to Mom's for supper!  Our sympathy to all of the family in Arizona!  -Rick, Annette & Autumn

Our heartfelt condolences and prayers go out to the family of Arthur Herron. God bless all of you in the days ahead.
Bill Malatin & The Staff of Carr-Tenney Mortuary

Sending our warm thoughts and comfort to Sally, Tyler, Roland and families and Terry and Mark.  We have such great memories of Artie who would come driving over in his Mustang to visit and, of course, memories of him with my brother, Dave.   He will be missed.                         
   John and Bonnie Lassen

Artiie ..take that mustang out on the open road on a perfect sunny day and continue to enjoy the ride..you are a great friend to many and still will be whereever the road takes you. We will think of you often..and we'll drag out all those funny birthday and Christmas cards and continue to celebrate our friend.

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Arthur Earl Herron Jr.

29 décembre 1947 – 3 juin 2013

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