My condolences to the Family.
I met Arti at Wilsonart. He would brighten every one's day with his upbeat attitude. I used to look forward going into work when I knew Arti was working the same shift. Even after Wilsonart, Arti use to keep in touch by texting me daily and calling me on the phone. I miss him dearly. He was a warrior of the lord.
The most compassionate, caring human being anyone can know. May he rest in peace.

I am so sorry for your loss and I am praying for comfort to the family. I have fond memories of Arti as far back as Nolan Junior High. He always had a smile as well as  he  had a way of making other people smile. He was quick to encourage and offer help. He was tall and I am short ,I had a top locker he would get my books or what I needed out for me. He will be missed.

Sorry for your loss. My condolences to the family. God Bless.

Dear Polchinski Family,
This is just a note to celebrate the life of Arti. We were college roommates at UMHB. Arti was the most fun-loving person I have ever met. (too many stories to share here). We shared a love of sports and everything we did had the element of competition to it. I never met anyone who had so many friends. He wanted to know everyone and share life with them. His gift of love and joy was contagious. We need to pay his love forward. Love and prayers for the family. Sincerely, Randy Clayton


Dearest Susan, I am late with my condolences, but I am so sorry for your loss.  I was stunned to see the notice in the paper.  I had other plans as I am in charge of a big event on the horizon so I could not attend the service.  You know how involved I was with getting you two together and I will never forget how both of you reacted when I told each of you that you wanted to meet.  I was telling someone of an incident when Arti drove to visit an ex-patient.  He was wearing a Santa Suit and was in his little car and almost caused an accident. We were waiting at the house to meet with him and the patient.  We had some good times with your husband and he was a wonderful person.  God Bless you all and keep you in his healing hands.  Your friend, Ruth Rolston

Arti was the guy that brought a smile to everyone's face as soon as they saw him coming into a room. From the time I first met Arti back in the late 70's until this past summer, it was always a pleasure to run into him and laugh and joke for a few minutes. Just this past spring he generously provided the TC baseball team with an after game meal. That was Arti - always thinking of others and making them feel special in whatever way he could. I am truly sorry he has gone from us so soon and I will miss his smile and good natured ribbing each time we crossed paths. I pray that God will wrap his arms around his family and give them the peace and comfort that only he can provide. 
See ya buddy.

OBITUARY

Arthur Polchinski

September 17, 1959 – September 14, 2021

Crawford-Bowers Funeral Home

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