Jack Arimenta; we all used to call him Jackie. First met Jackie playing Little League baseball in Millburn. We continued in this sport on through senior high. I remember a proud moment we shared on the diamond when we won the tri-county summer league championship. We went on to play the D.C. City champs and beat them in 3 straight games. This is a very sad day for me. Whenever I think of Jackie I can see his ever present smile, his modesty, his crew cut, and his kindness. I will miss him. Al (Cooker)
I also called him Jackie and was very upset to read this. I adored Jackie because he was truly so sweet, kind and soft spoken. He always had something nice to say with a smile on his face. My heart is broken once again as I read all of these passings. We had such a wonderful class of loving friends...at least that's how I felt. Does anyone know what happened to Jackie? May he rest in peace and the angels watch over him. With love, Ronnie
John A. “Jack” Arimenta, 70, of Allentown, passed away Thursday, February 19, 2015 at his home, surrounded by his family. Born and raised in Millburn, he resided with his family in Chatham, prior to moving to Allentown in 2002. A US Navy Veteran serving during the Vietnam Era, Jack worked for the Bell Telephone Systems for most of his life. He was a member of St. John’s R.C. Church in Allentown and the Knights of Columbus #7333. Jack was active in his community and volunteered for the Allentown Food Pantry, the Prison Ministry and the Visitation Home in Yardville. He was devoted to his family and was a loving husband, father and grandfather.
Son of the late Frank and Ruth Arimenta, he was predeceased by his brother, Frank Arimenta, Jr. Jack is survived by his loving wife of 44 years, Lynne Arimenta; his two daughters, Jacqulynn Arimenta and her husband Richard Fox of Newtown, PA and Joelle Arimenta and her husband Vinny Smith of Allentown; his granddaughters, Molly and Ruby Smith; a brother and sister-in-law, Bob and Joyce Arimenta of Princeton; a sister, Joanne Loya of Annandale as well as several nieces and nephews.
Alfred 'Cooker' Lotman
Jack Arimenta; we all used to call him Jackie. First met Jackie playing Little League baseball in Millburn. We continued in this sport on through senior high. I remember a proud moment we shared on the diamond when we won the tri-county summer league championship. We went on to play the D.C. City champs and beat them in 3 straight games. This is a very sad day for me. Whenever I think of Jackie I can see his ever present smile, his modesty, his crew cut, and his kindness. I will miss him. Al (Cooker)
Ronnie Lozowick (Cusack)
I also called him Jackie and was very upset to read this. I adored Jackie because he was truly so sweet, kind and soft spoken. He always had something nice to say with a smile on his face. My heart is broken once again as I read all of these passings. We had such a wonderful class of loving friends...at least that's how I felt. Does anyone know what happened to Jackie? May he rest in peace and the angels watch over him. With love, Ronnie
Mark Batshaw
John A. “Jack” Arimenta, 70, of Allentown, passed away Thursday, February 19, 2015 at his home, surrounded by his family. Born and raised in Millburn, he resided with his family in Chatham, prior to moving to Allentown in 2002. A US Navy Veteran serving during the Vietnam Era, Jack worked for the Bell Telephone Systems for most of his life. He was a member of St. John’s R.C. Church in Allentown and the Knights of Columbus #7333. Jack was active in his community and volunteered for the Allentown Food Pantry, the Prison Ministry and the Visitation Home in Yardville. He was devoted to his family and was a loving husband, father and grandfather.
Son of the late Frank and Ruth Arimenta, he was predeceased by his brother, Frank Arimenta, Jr. Jack is survived by his loving wife of 44 years, Lynne Arimenta; his two daughters, Jacqulynn Arimenta and her husband Richard Fox of Newtown, PA and Joelle Arimenta and her husband Vinny Smith of Allentown; his granddaughters, Molly and Ruby Smith; a brother and sister-in-law, Bob and Joyce Arimenta of Princeton; a sister, Joanne Loya of Annandale as well as several nieces and nephews.