Arthur Rasher

Birth date: Apr 8, 1948 Death date: Jun 15, 2019

Arthur Albert Rasher, 71, died Saturday, June 15 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was born in Mount Vernon, N.Y., April 8, 1948. He earned a B.S. in chemical engineering from Michigan State University, an M.B.A. from Eastern Michigan Univer Read Obituary

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Steve Neal

341w ago

I just found out about Art’s passing. I am so sad to hear about this.I never had him as a professor, but I’ve been going to TU for the past 5 1/2 years an would often sit and chat about his “goings on” and play with Zoe. For some reason, after the first time of her barking at me (just to let me know she was the boss) her and I became friends, and she would come up to me and climb into my lap and sit with me. I’ve been hoping to run into them both, but after chatting with another professor, I realize why.My thoughts and condolences go out to Art’s family.And if you’re looking for a home for Zoe, I’d be more than happy to take her in.

Jim Zboja

351w ago

Mary Dana and I will miss Art greatly. He was such a supportive and friendly colleague. He really helped make our time at TU great.

Cynthia Moran Neidecker

351w ago

Art was my friend for many years when I lived in Tulsa many yeARESArt was so full of life, wisdom, mischief and laughter. He gave so much to the community of Tulsa and beyond. He accomplished far more than most of us. Conversations with Art were always interesting and yes, he had a great sense of humor. You will be missed by many many people. It is hard to realize you left us.My heart goes out to his family and all who loved Art.L

David Martin

351w ago

I’m a neighbor. I got to know Art better the past few months, as we started going to coffee almost weekly. We would run into someone that knew him at every coffee shop, or he would make a new friend. And sports, everything from Michigan State-Michigan rivalry, to NY Giants 1960’s football. And there is so much more to his life that others have pointed out. Indeed, a great guy! His legacy will live on. My sympathies to Chrystie & the rest of his family.

Greg Dess

352w ago

I am very saddened to hear of Art’s passing. I got to know him at FSU in the mid-80’s and we have kept in touch over the years. I invited him to a reception at the AOM Meetings in August and the email was returned. Then, on the internet, I found out that he had passed about 3 weeks ago. I enjoyed my association with Art–he was a very warm and friendly person and I always admired his commitment to a wide variety of service activities. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. Sincerely, Gregory Dess

Wayne Blackmon

352w ago

Art is a long time friend. I knew him both through TU and All Souls, and shared projects with him around the TU Mystery Weekends. His clever conversation and personal warmth will be lasting part of my memory of him.My thoughts are with his many friends and family members.

Adrien Bouchet

353w ago

He was always good to me and I enjoyed talking sports with him. He will be missed by everyone in the Management & Marketing department at TU.

Lisa Coats

353w ago

Art was a true friend I knew at All Souls Unitarian Church. He was kind and thoughtful and quiet – I will miss him. My sympathy and love go out to his family.

David Glew

353w ago

Art was a friendly face when I joined the faculty at TU and remained that way until I left. He will be missed by many. Rest in peace my friend.

Susan Meek

353w ago

Art was one of “my” AAA members. I always enjoyed seeing him, his smile could light up the room. He was always so enjoyable to talk with, you could tell he just loved life. I am sad knowing I won’t get the pleasure of seeing him anymore. My deepest sympathy to all his family and friends.

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