Arndt Family Fund

Two weeks ago, on the morning of Dec 11th Bryan Sr, passed away unexpectedly. While Cynthia, Bryan Jr. Brock, Brandon, Brooklyn, Ashley, Sarah and the grand girls are trying to cope and pick up the pieces of their whole world being shattered, they have also had to deal with the financial burdens. Unfortunately, they have had to close operations of the family business that Bryan Sr, Brock, Bryan Jr and Ashley worked at. This has left the family in dire stress of employment and funds for mortgages, food, childcare, gas, car payments etc. Sarah, Brock’s wife who is due with their second child any day, just had very traumatic situation at her job where she teaches at Saugus high school, where a mass shooting took place 6 weeks ago. While nothing could every bring back Bryan Sr, who was the pillar of the Arndt family, Cynthia’s best friend and husband, a loving and devoted father who had fought so hard for his children’s health and well-being, an amazing father in law, and the worlds best Grandpa, which if you knew Bryan you knew his girls, were everything to him, Bentleigh, Bayleigh, and Stella, to them he was their world. Anything that can be given is much appreciated, any donations of any type will help the whole family so much and lessen the burdens that they now face during the tragic loss of Bryan Sr.

              I have known Ashley since we were 10 years old, she is like family to me, and I had first met Bryan Sr and Cynthia at Ashley's mother's funeral. Bryan and Cynthia welcomed and showed so much compassion and love to Ashley early on in Bryan jr and Ashley's relationship, the type of love, that you could be so lucky to get. I had the pleasure of being invited for important events and immediately fell in love with Ashley's in-laws. The Arndt's made everyone that knew them feel that way, that is just the type of people the Arndt’s are, and Bryan Sr has a big part of the way his family is. Bryan Sr, will be greatly missed, and hopefully the memories and stories you have with Bryan and the family can be shared with the family to help with the healing process.