Arthur Carl White Jr.

Birth date: Feb 4, 1948 Death date: Jan 17, 2026

Arthur Carl White, Jr., age 77, passed away on January 17, 2026, in Houston, Texas. Born on February 4, 1948, in Los Angeles, California, Arthur lived a life marked by dedication to his craft, deep faith, and enduring love for his Read Obituary

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Frank Henderson

6w ago

Arthur was my older cousin who I always looked up to!! He had a smile as big as Texas and was always ready to engage in a conversation! He loved people and he loved cars! He lived life passionately and appreciated each moment.

A favorite time was when he was working in Kansas a few years ago and was able to spend some time with me and my family! It was a pleasure to cook for him and break bread together!

We spoke regularly, and he always spoke encouragingly! He never hesitated to say "I love you, Cuz!" He will be greatly missed.

Frank Henderson

Lillian White-Seaman

6w ago

My big brother Arthur loved people. He would help you anyway you could. My heart is full of wonderful memories of him. I have peace knowing he is with our parents and I will see him again.

Willie Armster

6w ago

Mr. Arthur White was truly my friend, brother, and a father figure to me. I have known him as a friend and confidant over 25 years . Whenever I needed advice regarding mechanical issues with my 84 Chevrolet pickup, he was always there to inform me. I will treasure all of the times we talked about the goodness of our Lord and Savior. I used to call him doctor because he had great advice about how to repair vehicles. Rather it was spiritual or natural things that I was going through, he was always there to give me advice to help guide me through any situation. I will reflect on the times that we had lunch together and enjoyed good laughs. Rest in peace my friend. You truly will be missed.
Pastor Willie Armster.

Willie Armster

6w ago

Mr. Arthur White was truly my friend, brother, and a father figure to me. I have known him as a friend and confidant for over 25 years. Whenever I needed advice regarding mechanical issues with my 84 Chevrolet Pickup he was always there to inform me. I will treasure most the times we talked about the goodness of our Lord and Savior. I will miss him dearly. I used to call him doctor because he had great advice about how to repair vehicles. Rather it was spiritual or natural things that I was going through he always was there to give me advice to help guide me through any situation. I will reflect on the times that we had lunch and good laughs together. Rest in peace.
PASTOR WILLIE ARMSTER

Pat Arceneaux

6w ago

Arthur was my friend, big brother ,uncle, advisor, someone I could ask to keep me in his thoughts and prayers. And I know he would do it sincerely. Not to mention someone to look up to. Admire respect and learn from in the trucking industry. I can help but wonder how many people living in Harris County and surrounding counties. That has no idea of his contribution to the building of their community. It’s my honor to always look up to you and call you my big brother. Much love and respect always my dear friend and brother in Christ. I will always remember you with the Fond-is memories Arthur. And of course some laughter in the way I remember you talked about us young colored boys. Meaning myself couldn’t get it right 😴.

Ronnie Foreman

6w ago

Ronald Foreman THANKS FOR BEING MY BEST FRIEND

Samantha Arceneaux

6w ago

While I didn’t have the chance to know him deeply, I will always remember the light he brought into every space. He was truly special and will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences.

With Sincere Condolences, Greg & Amber.

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Mickie White

6w ago

He is my big brother. When we wandered the Kansas fields, he was always out front. Legs much longer. Moving faster. Getting there first.
But…when I got to the next gate…the next fence…he’d be there. Waiting. Holding the gate open or the barb wire fence apart so I could safely get through.
So. Going out ahead again, Big Brother? I’m sure years from now when I get there, you’ll be waiting, doing your best to help me through the gate.
Rest in power Big Brother.
Margaret “Mickie” White

Marlon Boleware

7w ago

My uncle Arthur will be deeply missed. I remember visiting his shop as a kid, on the east side of Houston and the good times shared. He always greeted you with a smile and you felt his kind spirit while in his presence. I love a genuine soul and my uncle Arthur definitely had a genuine soul. Rest up Unc, we got it down here 🙏🏿❤️. You will be loved and missed forever ✊🏿🙏🏿.

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(281) 509-9228

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