Today, January 14, 2013, my work consisted of making several phone calls. As usual there was a lot of wait time. During that wait time I scrolled thru until I fund a photo of you. IT was great. You were looking right at me. Every where I moved your eyes followed me.

Thanks for helping me through my tedious chores. Love, Jo

I was so sorry to hear of the death of Keith. He and Jo were always so sweet to me when I worked at Seven Hills. They were one of the best volunteers we had for mailings. Keith always made me laugh.
Condolences go out to the entire family.

I will always know him as Mr. Arnold. He was the Dad that always showed at track and cross-country meets and cheered us all on. Mr. Arnold, provided support and words of encouragement. Nanci & Brian, God has a very special place for your Dad and a special place in the hearts those who knew him. Love Joe

I remember when Uncle Keith took Judy and Me to Dads house in Sac. to pick out some personal items before before everything else went to auction. Uncle Keith helped us through a very difficult time. He was always a kind and caring man and will be missed by all of us. will never forget you. Rest in peace Uncle Hoop.

to Aunt Jo,Nanci,Brian, Lee, Scott. So sorry for Your loss. Uncle Hoop was a great man.  Love and hugs to you all.

Nanci, so sorry for your loss. Prayers go out to you and your family.
Teresa

We are so sorry for your loss. Keith was a great man! He will really be missed. You are in our thoughts and prayers

While I never knew Mr. Keith Arnold, I have had the privilege of working with his son Brian and grandson Keith. Their wonderful spirit and character are a testament to the type of individual Mr. Arnold must have been. My thoughts and support are with the Arnold family.

I never met Keith in person, but corresponded with him by email about some historical research I was doing on the Auburn area & he was extremely helpful with resources & contacts. I regret that we had never crossed paths other than that. What I do know about him was his wonderful character & how he passed that on to his wonderful daughter Nanci. My condolences to his entire family.

Nanci, My heart goes out to you and your family today. You had a very special Dad, a relationship not many possess. I pray that you can find comfort knowing that God loves your Dad and his arms are always open to hold you. Much love to you and yours at this time.

               -Nancy

Brian, I only spent a short amount of time with your Dad, but I could tell he had a love of life. It was fun watching him laugh as our kids careened down the homemade slip n' slide in your backyard. Clearly he cared about family, as he moved to be nearer to his grandson. He raised an awesome son, so he must have been a helluva guy. Jonathan and I are thinking about you and your family.

I'll always remember Uncle Keith as one of the happiest people in my life. He always made this nephew feel special and important. I don't ever remember a time when he didn't seem to have time to listen or a moment to waste on a joke with us, even when I teased him about not having grown up with an Uncle "Keith. I will miss him a lot.
God's Rest, Uncle Hoop!

I will miss you forever. Thank you for being the best father a daughter could ever hope to have.
You can shed tears that he is gone or you can smile because he lived. You can cry and close your mind, be empty and turn your back. Or you can do what he would want; smile, open your eyes, love and go on.
I love you Dad...forever in my heart.