I met Ed back when we were both attending (or more often not attending) Canyon High. We quickly became best friends and continued that friendship into our early adulthood, sharing several apartments, a motorcycle (a Honda Radian) and a lot of crazy adventures together, taking us from Riverside to Utah/Idaho and back to California, and one that even took us into the Twilight Zone. Unfortunately, after Ed joined the Marines and I went back to school, we began to lose touch, catching up only a few times thereafter. Though I had not spoken with Ed in a while, thoughts of our friendship often brought him to mind. However, my searches for him were always unsuccessful. I was saddened to finally find him this evening, but only in his passing. Because our friendship spanned primarily our teens and early twenties, I only knew his family from those earlier years, never knowing the family who knew and loved him prior to his passing. I simply wanted to wish his family, those I knew and those who I did not, my deepest sympathies. I am sure that over the years Ed has been many things to many people, a wonderful father, a great husband, and a dear friend. But, to me, during a time in our lives when friendship was everything, and friends were our family, he was my best friend; he was my brother. I'll always look back on our friendship with great fondness and will miss my dear friend, Ed. Shane

Ed you will be missed by your wife, daughters, son and your friends and family. We are still trying to come to terms with this sad reality. Ava loves her Uncle Ed! RIP

I work in Toyota Technical Training and really enjoyed working with Ed. He had a great attitude and was easy to talk to. We will miss him very much.

With deepest sympathy to Ed's family and friends. May the peace which comes from the memories of love shared comfort you now and in the days ahead. ITP friends will cherish the memories and honor his achievements as well as his dedication for work.

Deepest sympathies for your loss. Prayers.

My deepest sympathy to Ed's family and friends. I know he will be missed by all who knew him.

I always looked forward to seeing Ed when visiting ITP. He always had a good laugh and a good outlook on life. I will miss him and offer my condolences to Amy, Bailey, and Alizabeth who deserved to have Ed in their lives for another 41 years.

My condolences to Ed's family and friends. I worked with Ed as one of his clients. I appreciated Ed's hard work and dedication. He will be missed.

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Edward Floyd Arnold

July 21, 1971 – December 1, 2012

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