From the Jackson family sending our condolences our prayers and love. So sorry for your loss. He will truly be missed. From a co-worker Mark Jackson USPS & family.

Susie: Rosie and I send our Condolences to the Family.  So many memories of our time as Recruiters first. Then Processing at MEPs.
Then our Careers with the Post Office.
And not to speak of all the Dances, Birthday Parties.
Seeing the kids grow up to be where they are now!
Just so much.  
Words can’t say how much we will miss Art.  
But know we are, and will be here for you!    Semper Fi!


Susie – As life separated us, it also brought us back together the day Tricia and I saw you in Sacco’s, and then reuniting at American Legion Post # 490 whenever it was time to have a celebration, or just share a cold one and have a good time. I reflect on the early mornings working at MEPS, with Art bringing applicants in to become Marines and all the birthday balls we celebrated together at RS Houston. As a young SNCO, I always admired and tried to emulate his professionalism, and he never led me wrong.  Thank you for sharing him with us and the world. May God bless you all, Semper Fidelis! Byron & Tricia

My sincerest condolences to the Tristan family.  May your sweet memories of your loved one live in you always.  

Sometimes in our lifetime we meet people and you feel immediate connection like you’ve known this person your whole life time. Art is one of those people. His genuine and friendly demeanor instantly made me feel welcomed and safe. I will always remember your warm smile and greeting. I am truly Honored and Blessed to have known you Arthur Tristan
RIP my friend
Susie my continued prayers of comfort for you and your family

Susie- It's been a while since I've seen you & Arthur but I remember clearly the days we met you and saw the beauty in you both.  You guys embraced us and my parents with so much love.  May God give you the strength you need during these difficult moments.  Sending my most deepest sympathy to you and your family. 

Art, so many memories of laughter, hard work,  dedication to the Legion and VFW through all your help. Always smiling and a true friend!!! You are loved and missed greatly!!!! Love you Comrade, brother,  friend!!! Faith



My sincere condolences for your loss.  I am so sorry that this Covid will prevent my attendance at the services.

Arthur was always so good to my nephew, Christopher Musel, and so respectful and kind whenever we met.  God be with you all.

Our deepest condolences on the loss of your beloved Arthur. He was a wonderful, kind, respectable and genuine man. He will truly be missed. Susie, may God embrace you and your entire family with strength, comfort and healing in all the days to come. God bless you all. RIP Arthur, your Marine family has your watch covered. Semper Fi!

My sincere condolences to Susie and family.  I had the pleasure of serving with Art, here in Houston on recruiting duty-for a number of years.  He was always smiling and had his own way of making you feel good, as you walked away.  He was not only a great Marine but he was a good friend.  RIP🙏🏾🙏🏾

Dearest Susie, 
Rene and I are deeply sadden for your loss.  Our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family.  May you find comfort in the Lord during this time!


I will remember Art and his beautiful smile. He will be truly missed. Michael and I send our prayers to the Tristan family and for God to hold them in His loving arms with peace and comfort.


My thoughts and prayers go out to all of the family.  I considered 
Art as a very good friend.
 
Sfc. Roger E. Mundinger U.S. Army retired. 

Susie, My heart goes out to you and your entire family . No words to express the sorrow for your loss. 

My condolences to my sister-in-law Susie and the entire Tristan family.   Arthur was a very kind and sweet  spirited soul, he will be missed dearly.   Arthur, myself and my brother-in-laws Roy and Joe shared a unique bond in the family, we called ourselves “The Survivors” a fun team bond we shared at family gatherings throughout the years,   I will cherish those memories always.  Peace be with you.

OBITUARY

Arthur Tristan

July 31, 1955 – January 22, 2021

American Heritage Funeral Home

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