Birth date: Aug 7, 1951 Death date: Apr 10, 2026
God needed another angel, and He called Arte Roesler to his heavenly home on Friday, April 10, 2026, where he now walks hand in hand with his parents. Arte was born on August 7, 1951, in Richmond, Texas to Estelle and Clarence Roe Read Obituary
Joy and I first met Arte in 1975 when the first Sears Catalog (Surplus) Store opened in Almeda. Working with him was a pleasure. He seemed to be in a good mood most of the time. Smiled and laughed a lot.
Jeanne, we know you miss him but you're a very strong person we can tell from our phone conversation. Thank you for all the trouble you went through to find our current phone numbers. Take care of yourself.
Larry and Joy McLaughlin
Arte, you hold a special place in our hearts. Your fun loving spirit will be missed. Thank you for blessing our lives and for making our Jeanne so happy. Fly free. You have earned those wings!!🪽🪽
I love and miss you Uncle Arte very much. I was lucky enough to spend some good years with you as a child that I will cherish forever. Every holiday we got to see you at was a blessing to me and my little family. You were a great man and made my Aunt Jeanne very happy. I am forever grateful!
ARTE- you are greatly missed..... You were important a special in my life. Always kind, thoughtful, smart, great sense of humor. You gave Jeanne, love, respect, kindness, happiness for a lifetime. Always brotherly.....you were always nearby if I was in need. May you have eternal peace & comfort in heaven. LOVE JAN
Dear Roesler family,
I’m so sorry to see the news of Arte. I will keep you in my prayers. It wasn’t long ago I came across some old photos of Arte. We did have some great laughs. I remember laughing so hard I cried as we filmed that “Laugh In” parody for the Lutheran youth group. We thought it was so so hilarious! Yes, I have many fond memories.
Please accept my deepest sympathy.
Love to you all
Boots Breitkreutz Coplin
Well Art you will be missed. We will miss you so much. You were the best brother in law anyone could wish for. We all loved you and you were like a brother. Was out mowing your yard and its not the same without you. You were a big part of our family and mom and Dad loved you very much. You be at peace with yourself. I know you can see and walk and you seeing that special place must be amazing . We will never forget you. It has left a big hole in my heart that can never be filled. I loved cooking chicken just for you and i know that you liked my tater salad. It was done for you. So buddy i miss you and my sister is lost with you not being around so we will help her get through this. Be at peace and enjoy what god has given you
I miss you Arte.
Jerry
I loved Arte's laugh, and he laughed often before his health issues. It made me feel good to know that he was happy. I remember watching Arte play baseball and tennis, riding bicycles, playing outside until the fireflies appeared, skating on the driveway and losing the skate key, running after the ice cream truck, following the mosquito truck, swimming in floodwaters on San Felipe, waving at him as we passed in the school halls, camping at Buescher State Park, enjoying the sun at Surfside Beach, eating 25-cent hamburgers from the Shortstop, mowing the church yard, spending family time in Fredericksburg and San Antonio, walking on the campus of University of Houston, riding in his Mustang, climbing trees in Needville and his excessive love for pickles! I miss him so much. I need to let go of his hand - his hand which squeezed mine for the very last time. When I least expect it, I swear I feel his hand slip into mine and hear those final words he whispered to me that last evening, "I love you, too." I miss you so much, Arte. Now that you are able to see again, watch over us!
Your Sister
