SMITH Arthur

SMITH (Arthur):

Our thoughts and prayers are with Margaret and all the Smith family on the sad loss of Arthur, a wonderful funny man, who was also a great cook and whose burgers will never be forgotten down at tiger land.

Elizabeth Re and family

SMITH

(ARTHUR WILLIAM THOMAS)

Eldest son of John Charles and Florence Eveline Smith (both dec), brother Leslie Morris and sister Kathryn Margaret (dec). In addition to being a much loved and respected older brother to Leslie, Arthur was also brother in law to Hazel and cherished Uncle to Marilyn (John), Phillip (Anthea), Glenda (Athol), Andrew, Jennifer (Colin) and Patricia (dec). Arthur was selfless in his commitment to the betterment of the community in which he lived and will be remembered with gratitude for his genuine concern for the welfare of others and particularly for the support and love for our family.

He honoured the core values of family and friend. We are saddened with your passing however your legacy remains even though you are no longer with us.

Our love, thoughts and prayers continue for you Margaret and for the family.

Leslie and Hazel Smith.

SMITH (ARTHUR)

My dear Uncle Art.

My love to his family.

Peta.

SMITH ARTHUR Sincere condolences to Margaret and Family on the passing of a great man and esteemed Life Member of our Club. Gaining his Bronze Medallion in 1972 he was a tremendous organiser of fundraising events and catering. Will be missed.

Trigg Island Surf Lifesaving Club

SMITH ARTHUR The oldest and dearest friend of the late Stuart Coll. Arthur and Stuart met as cadets at the PWD and maintained a long close friendship of mutual respect and laughter. Arthur was also a wonderful friend to the Coll family. Our sympathy is with Margaret and family.

Stuart (dec), Audrey, Fiona and Stuart Coll.

SMITH ARTHUR Sincere condolences to Margaret and family. Arthur touched so many lives with his enthusiasm and willingness to help anyone. At the Public Works Dept his work ethic and boundless energy made him a role model and inspiration to so many young architects and building professionals.

He was one in a million

Marshall Begent

SMITH (ARTHUR)

Dear Margaret, our deepest sympathy to you and your family on the passing of Arthur, a true friend and colleague to my late husband Jerry.

Love Yvonne

SMITH ARTHUR Sincere condolences to Margaret and families on the passing of Arthur. I first met Arthur in 1964, whilst studying Architecture. I worked part time with him whilst a student and 20 years later served with him on The Claremont Football Club Board. He was a man of high integrity, a strong work ethic and a great supporter of young footballers and lifesavers. Ian Oldfield

SMITH ARTHUR An outstanding servant of the Claremont Football Club for over 4 decades. A Life Member, Arthur fullfilled an incredible variety of roles for the club and is considered an architect of the club's football development program we still have today. On behalf of the Club Staff and Directors, sincere condolences to Margaret and Family.

CLAREMONT FOOTBALL CLUB

SMITH (ARTHUR)

Many happy and wonderful memories of a great man. Arthur is remembered for his enthusiasm for Claremont Football Club, his willingness to organise in his meticulous fashion, show parking rosters, quiz nights, auctions, bbqs, his famous "Arthur Burgers" for the Colts post match lunches and his considerable contribution as a Director of Football Development at Board Level. Sincere sympathy to Margaret and the Smith family on the loss of a Champion.

The O'Connell family

SMITH ARTHUR Sincere condolences and best wishes to Marg and family on the passing of our esteemed life member. You were the instigator of most of our events, including the Colts quiz night, and who can forget the infamous Arthur Burgers! May you rest in peace dear friend, from all at the CFC Past Players and Officials Association.