WIMMER, Arthur L.

The Verde Independent, Cottonwood, AZ Saturday, September 4, 2010 Arthur L. Wimmer 1932 - 2010 Arthur L. Wimmer, 78, died August 25th 2010 at his home. He lived in Cottonwood, AZ, with his loving wife, Tommie. Arthur was a Veteran that served in the Korean War, was a member of the American Legion, Past Commander of the VFW, Past Master of the Masonic Lodge and a Shriner. He volunteered many hours of his life to these organizations. Art’s passion in life was his wife, Tommie, followed by his lifetime membership and participation in the Model T Ford Club of America. Art was generous with technical information and advice on anything with an engine and wheels. He enjoyed a great joke, gathering with his friends and Art never met a stranger. Arthur was survived by his wife and love of his life, Tommie; six children, Mark Godinez (Susan) of Flagstaff, AZ; Gary Wimmer (SueAnn) of Flagstaff, AZ; Tina Aragon of Cottonwood, AZ; Steve Godinez of Phoenix, AZ;Tom Wimmer (Joan) of Sumner, Iowa; Catherine Booth (Richard) of Wasilla, Alaska. Seven grandchildren, Angela Godinez; Carly & Audra Wimmer of Flagstaff, Arizona; Mathew Aragon of Goodyear, AZ; Cristy & Lynsy Wimmer of Phoenix, AZ; and Christopher Emrich of False Pass, Alaska; two sisters, Jean McMillen and Beverly Lamb, both of California. Art is loved and will be missed by all. He will be touring around in heaven in his favorite Model T and smiling down at us. We will all see you when we get there, save us a seat! Information provided by survivors. ~~~~~~~~~~ Arizona Daily Sun, Flagstaff, AZ Tuesday, August 23, 2011 Arthur L. Wimmer: 1932-2010. It has been a year since you left us, yet it seems like only yesterday. You came into our lives 40 years ago and changed our lives with your love and wisdom. Our travels took us to Alaska, and Model T trips around the country. Meeting so many RV¹ers made you so happy. You were such a people person. Your love of karaoke, western music, Laughlin, and Las Vegas were at the top of your list, but your family came first. Not a day goes by that we don¹t think of you and tell you how much we love you and miss you. We love you papa. Steve, Tommie, Matthew, Angela, Tina and Mark. This obituary was prepared by the Advertising Department (928) 556-2279.
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