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Arthur J. Liddle passed away peacefully on January 8, 2021 surrounded by his family in his home at the age of 73. The son of Arthur and Mary Liddle and a decorated E-5 SGT who served in the Vietnam War. Art is survived by his devoted, compassionate, and loving wife of nearly 50 years, Jacqueline L. (nee Ross); loving father to his first born, Sean (Christina Hillman), two daughters, Kelly and Shannon (David Coughlin). He was preceded in death by his beloved second born, Kevin J. Liddle; adoring grandfather of Tyler and Artemis; a winsome older brother to Nancy (Ted Korkuc); and many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Memorial Services will be held on Friday (January 15th) at LOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME (Snyder Chapel), 4614 Main St., Snyder, NY, from 4-8 PM. A private service for immediate family to follow. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to The National Multiple Sclerosis Society or Paralyzed Veterans of America. DUE TO NYS GUIDLINES, OCCUPANCY LIMITATIONS WILL BE OBSERVED. PLEASE WEAR A FACE COVERING. Condolences may be shared at www.lombardofuneralhome.com
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Paul Couchman
RIP Art. Enjoy the reunion of the other classmates in heaven.
Paul Santa Maria
God Bless Arthur! May you RIP IN peace for eternity with the Lord!Lawrence Ligotti
so sorry and sad
Bart D'Angelo
Art and I shared many life experiences. We traveled USA for 6 months at the age of 20. We got drafted the same day in the Army and spent basic training together at Fort Dix.
Art was a gifted computer programmer. He was ahead of his time. In the 80's on a Vic-64 he wrote a monopoly program. Today that be considered to be an APP. Being a programmer myself, trust me it was amazing accomplishment because of small memory.
He loved to play the guitar. Many of us at night go to Sherkston Beach and sing Beatle songs with Art on his guitar.
Lorraine Kanoza
We honor you Arthur. Blessings to your family.
Arthur Sierzenga (Sierzenga)
Rest in peace!!
George Howe
REST IN PEASE
Mabel Zelle
Rest in Peace, Arthur. And thank you for your service.
William Berry
This comment is a little late. Sorry Art. Art and his dad Art Sr. were mainstays of Boy Scout Troop 146, based in Sheridan Parkside in the late 50s and early 60s. Troop 146 at that time was a magical and unique group of boys and young dads who paved a way to success for many of its members, with 5-mile hikes, weekend camp- outs and week-long summer camps, all deeply formative and enjoyable. Art and his Dad were instrumental in making it all possible. Thank you. In later years, Art and I connected again, mainly by email. He made it clear he had no hard feelings about my opposition to the Vietnam War when he communicated in the interest of helping out mutual friends and classmates who were having difficulties. He was always concerned about others. I won't forget his generous and forgiving spirit. Bill