In memory of

Jody LaRoy Arthur

Jan 2, 1962
May 5, 2018

Obituary

Jody LaRoy Arthur passed away at his home in Creswell, OR on May 5, 2018. He was 56.

Jody was born on January 2nd, 1962 to Miles & Sharyl Arthur in Albany, OR. He attended school in Lebanon, OR. Jody joined the U.S. Army in 1980 & spent time in Korea & Germany.

Jody had many hobbies, including RC Trucks, working on old cars, camping, fishing & riding horses. He also enjoyed spending time with his family & friends - He adored his grandchildren.

Jody is survived by his wife, Sue Arthur, his brother & sister-in-law, Ed & Sabine Arthur, his daughter & son-in-law, Ashley & Cody Welch, his step-children, Ryan Graeber & Brittany Hall, his 5 grandchildren, Kyla, Ayden, Michael, Peyton, & Cindy, & numerous nieces & nephews. He was preceded in death by his Mother & Father.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, June 2nd at 2:00 p.m. at Hope Church/Assembly of God in Albany, OR. Refreshments will be served following the service in the Fellowship Hall.

Service Information

Celebration of Life
Saturday, June 2nd at 2:00 p.m.
Hope Church/Assembly of God in Albany, OR.

Messages of Sympathy

  1. DeAnn Krumnow says:

    Jody it’s been forever since I seen or talked to you. But you will be forever missed, you were a huge part of my childhood. I had lots of big brothers that if anyone ever messed with me they had to answer to my big brothers. Thanks for the wonderful childhood memories that you were apart of. You will be missed, never forgotten. Until we meet again.

  2. Brittany Hall says:

    Love you so much! So sad you're gone. The kids and I miss you. You were truly one of a kind.

  3. Doug Brown says:

    Jody, you where my Brother from another Mother. We knew each for 40years. We joined the Army together on the Buddy Program. We where stationed at Ft Lewis together. I’ll never forget our late night “Thunder Runs” home on Friday nights from Ft Lewis. Staying in Lebanon until the last possible minute Sunday night and getting back to base just in time for first formation on Monday morning... Boy did we rack up the speeding tickets back in the day... From there we went to Germany together. Even though we where hours apart by train or car, we always seemed to get together at least once a month.
    If wasn’t for you I probably won’t have the extended family I have. I probably wouldn’t have know Aaron, Mike & Pat, Eddie or Kenny. You where the hub for our group of extended misfit brothers. You brought us all together.
    I’m proud to have known you and call you my brother! I will forever love and miss you. Until we meet again, my brother!

  4. Darrel and Brenda Womack says:

    You will be missed but not forgotten. We had a lot of good times and made some great memories that we will always remember. Love and prayers to your family.

  5. The Mason Family says:

    We have very fond memories of Jody. His laugh, his sense of humor, his kindness. Till we meet again. Our love and prayers to his family.

  6. Gina N. says:

    I remember Jody as always having a kind word, helping hand and good friend to many. Prayers to his family and all who knew and loved Jody.

  7. Lisa Post says:

    Did not wish for my post to be anonymous.. Miss you my friend. Always loved how you watched over me in the old days... thank you for that. You were my best friend..,

  8. Anonymous says:

    Miss you my friend!! Always loved how you watched over me in the old days.. thank you for that! You were my best friend..

  9. Nita Lose says:

    Miss you Jody, I knew if I needed help you would be there. So sorry I wasn’t able to help you when you needed it most. Breaks my heart.

  10. Johnson Funeral Home Staff says:

    May Jody's family find peace at this time of great loss. Thank you for trusting Johnson Funeral Home.

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