Arnold Weinstein

Arnold Weinstein, November 25, 2020, of Langhorne, PA, beloved husband of June (nee Gross) Weinstein; loving father of Eileen (Joseph) Donohue, Hal (Denise) Weinstein and John (Valerie) Weinstein; cherished grandfather of Jennifer, Zachary (Jung), Sean (Alexandra), Heather (Mike), Alexis (Chris), Jamie (Corey), Michael, Kyle, Lola and great grandfather of Kalea, Ava, Jae, Kyu, Jasmine, Leila, Zach, Elliott and Henley. Graveside Services will be held Friday, 11:00 AM at Roosevelt Memorial Park, 2701 Old Lincoln Highway, Trevose, PA.
Contributions in his memory may be made to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (jdrf.org).
Arnold (Arnie) Weinstein born April 15, 1928 in Wynnefield, PA died of a life well lived and of heart failure.

Arnie led a life that was full and truly awesome. He was loved dearly by his beautiful wife of 72 years, June Weinstein (nee Gross), their three children, Eileen Donohue, Hal Weinstein and John Weinstein as well as their spouses, nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Arnie was an entrepreneur and the consummate salesperson having owned his own plumbing sales agency for many years as well as being on the board of directors of many organizations within the plumbing industry including being a founding member of the Philadelphia Manufacturers Representative Association. His sales acumen was uncanny, and he flourished in a time when personal relationships were as important as what we now call metrics. Arnie was an excellent athlete having been named "All Public" while playing football at Overbrook High School and being on the varsity track and boxing teams. Arnie's love of sports continued throughout his life as he took up playing tennis winning many championships while living down the "shore" at his beloved home in Loveladies, N.J. He was also an expert skier and introduced many of his friends to the sport as well as all of his children. While his love of athletics was truly inspirational, he also had a passion for the theatre where he acted in many roles over the years at Allen's Lane Art Theatre and Abington Theatre as well as being in a few TV productions. Whether playing Big Julie in Guys and Dolls, Chief Sitting Bull in Annie Get Your gun or Earthquake McGoon in Lil' Abner he did so with aplomb. With his best friend Irv Bloom they owned the Philadelphia Playhouse and hosted many notable plays and actors. Arnie's love of sports and theatre was only surpassed by his love of his family especially his lifetime love, June. He was extremely proud of his family and their accomplishments and let everyone around his circle of friends know this. Arnie had an amazing memory and used this to muster up his prodigious catalogue of thousands of jokes that he could recite at will. Yes, he had a great sense of humor that continued throughout his life. Arnie outlived many of his best friends and frequently had dreams of them calling him to the slopes to go skiing. Irv, Norm and Bob now have their bestest skiing buddy to join them as they "schuss" down the biggest slopes with a dusting of new powder. We will always love you and miss you Arnie, dad, daddy, poppy, Poppy Arnie!

Graveside Service Zoom link -
Friday, November 27, 2020 at 11:00AM.
https://fvsa.zoom.us/j/99066445047


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