rest in peace my friend I  love and miss you

To Arnies Family I knew Arnie from the dog park. We always had wonderful conversations and enjoyed  our conversations and time together. My deepest sympathy on his loss  He was a very special. I miss him dearly  Love Cindy Abrams- Brown

Arnie Arnie where does this story begin I  guess back in the middle 1950 S when we first met and began our friendship a few years later I went on vacation with Arnie his father and his brother Mel  we stayed on an island in lake George and slept in a tent a few more years went by now the early 1960s I persuaded Arnie to go to Montauk for a weekend and with our wife’s and arnies dog we went, we were all together in the pool including the dog when over the loudspeaker came roaring get that dog out of the pool we still laughed about that as little as two months ago. Now the early 70s we both had houses built by the same builder. Now 50 years since the early days in Montauk we both spend the winter in Florida where we visit each other and the summer in Montauk .Arnie  Arnie my  closest and best friend Rest In Peace 

I met Arnie many, many years ago. He was a boyhood friend of my brother, Fred Yudelson, and they continued to be friends for the next 60+ years. I remember him riding me on his scooter on Cross Bay Blvd in Queens, NY.  To me it was a thrill, I must have been 11/12 years old.  I guess Arnie was 18/19 years old.  Saw him many times after that in Queens NY as him, my brother, Arnie's twin, Mel and all there other friends would play poker in our kitchen in Glendale, NY,  in Montauk where Arnie and my brother had summer homes built and in his  home in Queens. Arnie was a gentleman, may he rest in peace.

I 1st met Arnie at the West Hills Dog Park and aside from sharing your ailments and prescriptions I also shared my Drs and surgeons for which his results always exceeded mine. I will miss his jokes and stories as well as this company. RIP Arnie.

I met Arnie through my husband Carl @ the dog park. I always enjoyed our conversations  which were mostly about his loving wife ,  children and grandchildren. He was very proud of their many accomplishments.  I am grateful that I had the pleasure of spending time with Arnie and his son this summer at the  dog park . He fought the good fight this past year and he will be missed . May his memory be a blessing . Love to Reena and his family.


I met Arnold at the West Hills dog park. I lived his stories and anecdotal sense of humor.  I'm sorry for your loss of his presence, but your loving memories of him you will carry in your hearts and minds forever. Love given and received during our lives never dies.

Arnie, I only met you once recently yet I have heard so much about you from the ladies and gentleman in the dog park. When we finally met, I was so glad to put a face to the name. You were so sweet and kind and welcoming. I’m glad we met and had some laughs. We will all miss you! 

Everyone at West Hills Dog Park loved Arnie. We all loved his corny jokes. He was truly an inspiration and will surely be missed. My deepest condolences to his family and I hope Ruby ends up well.

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Arnold Kitzes

June 1, 1939 – October 17, 2021

IJ Morris at Star of David Cemetery of the Palm Beaches

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