Arthur Walton McClurg
– September 26, 2021
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Arthur Walton McClurg, husband of Donna Fontanella, passed away on Sept. 26, 2021. Arty and Donna resided in Kings Point for the past year. Previously, they retired to NEPA from Long Island, N.Y. where Arty was born in Douglaston, Queens, went to school and attended St. Johns University.
Arty was orphaned at 15, then lived with the Diehl family and is survived by “sister,” Nancy Manfredonia; four children, Wolfe, Tom, Sean, Anne Campbell; and four grandchildren.
Sailing was Arty’s favorite pastime, and he delighted taking friends and family out on his boat. When he met Donna, he took up skiing, and they enjoyed 26 years together sailing, skiing, biking, hiking and dancing. They traveled the world together, enjoying life, each other and friends.
In his final phase of life, Arty was a member of Breakaway Ministry of United Methodist Church, SCC. He will be remembered by all for his humor, love of music and dance and will be missed by all who knew him.
Arthur Walton McClurg, husband of Donna Fontanella, passed away on Sept. 26, 2021. Arty and Donna resided in Kings Point for the past year. Previously, they retired to NEPA from Long Island, N.Y. where Arty was born in Douglaston, Queens, went to school and attended St. Johns University.
Arty was orphaned at 15, then lived with the Diehl family and is survived by “sister,” Nancy Manfredonia; four children, Wolfe, Tom, Sean, Anne Campbell; and four grandchildren.
Sailing was Arty’s favorite pastime, and he delighted taking friends and family out on his boat. When he met Donna, he took up skiing, and they enjoyed 26 years together sailing, skiing, biking, hiking and dancing. They traveled the world together, enjoying life, each other and friends.
In his final phase of life, Arty was a member of Breakaway Ministry of United Methodist Church, SCC. He will be remembered by all for his humor, love of music and dance and will be missed by all who knew him.