Arthur K. Aldmeyer entered new life on December 30, 2022. He was born June 15, 1952 in Chicago, Illinois, and died in Kankakee, Illinois where he had lived the past five years. His parents are deceased. He is survived by one brother, one sister, and nieces and nephews. He will be greatly missed by his church family at Momence Orthodox Presbyterian Church where he was a member.
Arthur, as he would explain, was "injured at birth." Despite some limitations, he met the challenges and lived a full life, working, playing, enjoying friends, family, and co-workers. Arthur was blessed with considerable athletic ability, participating in his youth in the Special Olympics, competing in power-lifting, basketball, volleyball, and bowling. He took an avid interest in WWE wrestling and loved to talk about that with other fans.
In August of 2020, Arthur made confession of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, was baptized, and joined the Momence Orthodox Presbyterian Church.
Arthur, as he would explain, was "injured at birth." Despite some limitations, he met the challenges and lived a full life, working, playing, enjoying friends, family, and co-workers. Arthur was blessed with considerable athletic ability, participating in his youth in the Special Olympics, competing in power-lifting, basketball, volleyball, and bowling. He took an avid interest in WWE wrestling and loved to talk about that with other fans.
In August of 2020, Arthur made confession of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, was baptized, and joined the Momence Orthodox Presbyterian Church.
Arthur K. Aldmeyer entered new life on December 30, 2022. He was born June 15, 1952 in Chicago, Illinois, and died in Kankakee, Illinois where he had lived the past five years. His parents are deceased. He is survived by one brother, one sister, and nieces and nephews. He will be greatly missed by his church family at Momence Orthodox Presbyterian Church where he was a member.
Arthur, as he would explain, was "injured at birth." Despite some limitations, he met the challenges and lived a full life, working, playing, enjoying friends, family, and co-workers. Arthur was blessed with considerable athletic ability, participating in his youth in the Special Olympics, competing in power-lifting, basketball, volleyball, and bowling. He took an avid interest in WWE wrestling and loved to talk about that with other fans.
In August of 2020, Arthur made confession of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, was baptized, and joined the Momence Orthodox Presbyterian Church.
Arthur, as he would explain, was "injured at birth." Despite some limitations, he met the challenges and lived a full life, working, playing, enjoying friends, family, and co-workers. Arthur was blessed with considerable athletic ability, participating in his youth in the Special Olympics, competing in power-lifting, basketball, volleyball, and bowling. He took an avid interest in WWE wrestling and loved to talk about that with other fans.
In August of 2020, Arthur made confession of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, was baptized, and joined the Momence Orthodox Presbyterian Church.
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