Arthur C. Einhorn

Message from Mary Lou Reed and Lucy Reed Foltyniak

With Our Deepest Sympathy...
~Mary Lou Reed & Lucy Reed Foltyniak

Message from Cheryl Zehr - class of 76'

One of my favorite teachers at LACS that inspired me to become a teacher myself. A great man with a great love for all people.

Message from Arlene and Joe Hall

Art and Shirley Einhorn are the reasons that I have made Lewis County my home for my adult life. It was Art that hired me ( along with other members of the Lewis County Historical Society Board of Directors) to serve as curator of the the museum. His knowledge of local history was astounding. He brought much to the museum with special programming from the many academic connections he had. He was a true Renaissance man! So grateful for the privilege of knowing and working with him. Winona and Victor, my heartfelt condolences to you and your families. He cared deeply about his community.

Message from Doug George-Kanentiio

Sekon,

Joanne and I extend our most heart felt words of sympathy to your family on the leaving of our friend Art Onahka. He was a true ally of the Haudenosaunee. We wish him well on his journey to the Creator's land. Skennen, Doug George-Kanentiio, Akwesasne Mohawk and Joanne Shenandoah, Oneida.

A candle was lit by Elizabeth J. McCormick on December 31, 2017 11:15 AM

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Mr Einhorn was perhaps one of the most important teachersI had.. he instilled a love of History and more importantly the History of Lewis Co. Even after he retired he still knew his students by name and asked about their lives. Teachers like Arthur are hard to comeby in any era, he was unique as a teacher and as a human being. Rest well Mr Einhorn you left many of us with a love for History and our county .%0 + years later we still say " Mr Einhorn" said....... Thankyou for that wonderful gift.

A candle was lit by Claudia Spano on December 30, 2017 7:13 PM

A candle was lit by Robert R Tiffany and family on December 30, 2017 7:24 AM

Message from Robert R Tiffany

Sorry for your loss during this season, may God bring your piece and comfort. Robert R Tiffany

Message from Thom Fowler

Sorry to hear of Art’s passing. His passion and dedication to history and in particular the preservation of native history was always an inspiration to me.

A candle was lit by Sharon Kelly on December 30, 2017 1:54 AM

Message from Rick Bostick

Dear Winona and family,
I am sorry for your loss. Your father was an inspiration to me. I always looked up to him. You have my sincere condolences.
~ Rick

Message from Michael Brooks

I have many great memories of Mr. Einhorn as a teacher at LACS, as a counselor at Beaver Camp for Boys and as someone I would see when I returned home to visit. He was a wonderful and supportive teacher and was interested in everything. My condolences to Winona and the entire Einhorn family.

Message from Marshall Joseph Becker

Art was a wonderful person, a good friend, and a scholar of importance to Iroquois and related studies. His important observations on the transfer of some of the "Maniwaki wampum belts" many years ago provide us with documentation that is critical to understanding their history. His published record of this even, and the observations that he shared after the transfer took place, have allowed us to understand the reality of the process of "holding" wampum and how this ad hoc process has operated over the past two and a half centuries. Art's generosity in making all this information available and his careful records make him a unique figure in the recent histories of Native peoples in Iroquoia.

Marshall Joseph Becker

Message from Debra Roggie

Sympathy to his family!

Message from Walt Young

Professor Einhorn was one of my favorite teaches at JCC. He was instrumental in inspiring me to take an interest in anthropology and I recall looking forward to his classes at JCC even in the dead of winter on a cold night. His classes were informative and kept one's attention from start to finish. I feel privileged to have been one of his students.

A candle was lit by Kay Laribee on December 28, 2017 4:38 PM

Message from Kristina M Panowicz

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time and always. I will always remember you as one of the great teachers of LACS.

Message from Michelle Beagle

Mr. Einhorn was my 7th grade teacher and took an avid interest in his students. He cared deeply for their wellbeing and education. I will always remember him and his class.

May your memories keep him forever close and God's warm embrace comfort you.

Message from Amy Robinson Steinmetz

Our warmest regards to you with love, Amy

Message from Ruth Hallenbeck

Bruce and I are so sorry for the loss of one great man. He was loved by many and did and knew so much. He will surely be missed by friends and family. Bruce and Ruth

Message from Suzie Parker

To the Einhorn Family - Art was a good friend to me and always interested in what my students and I were doing. On several occasions he was a visitor to my KIDS classes when he talked to the students about Native American culture. And Victor, I remember fondly when you came into our yard on Summit Avenue to corral your horse.
May your father rest in peace! Suzie Parker

Message from Tim Abel

I came to know Art through our mutual love of local archaeology. He frequented my office at the Jefferson County Historical Society while waiting on Shirley to finish medical treatments in Watertown. I had lost contact with him after I left JCHS in 2009. I had meant to drop in on him many times, but just never got around to it. I am sorry for your loss.

Message from Roger Yauchzy

Winona, Sorry to hear of your loss. Always thought your Dad was a great guy.

Message from John Steinbrenner

Art was also a counselor and teacher at Beaver Camp For Boys, on Beaver Lake, where he shared his knowledge and experiences with both the campers and the staff. Rest in Peace, Art.
Condolences to his family from the Beaver Camp for Boys family. God bless you.

A candle was lit by Debra Samsa-Toman on December 27, 2017 8:52 PM

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Winona and Victor -so sorry to hear of your father's passing. May your memories of him always stay with you and your families

Message from Linda Urbaniak

Dear Winona Thinking of you and so very sorry for your loss. Linda and Tony

A candle was lit by Nancy Beyer and Family. on December 27, 2017 7:41 PM

Message from Connie Nortz

Art and Shirley lived behind our when we lived on Bostwick St, fun neighbors always enjoyed our trips to his man cave downstairs, RIP neighboe.