On October 21, 2024 Dorothy Arnold (Knittig) was called to heaven to meet her father William Knittig, her mother Rose Knittig (Kressinger), her brother Bill Knittig (Bernie) and her sister Rosemarie (Sonny). She is survived by her husband Roger Arnold, her daughter Lynette Arnold her son Aaron Arnold, daughter-in-law Ginny Woods and two grandchildren Sabrina and Lincoln Arnold who she adored with all her heart. She also leaves behind three brothers Tony Knitting (Jackie) Alan Knittig and Raymond Knittig (Cindy) and a sister Theresa Luther (Bill) as well as many nieces ans nephews. She is known for being a kind, caring, strong woman who was always there whether it was being a wife, mother, grandmother, family, friend or stranger. She is also well known for her love of crafts and her painting. She has touched more lives then she could have imagined and even during this difficult time, we are happy knowing we will see her again. Service: Visitation Tuesday, October 29 at Kutis South County Chapel (5255 Lemay Ferry Road) 10:00 AM until service at 1:00 PM. Interment Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.
Lynette, on behalf of the Lady Bugs (Karin, Joyce, Joanne & Diane) at DuBowl Lanes we extend our deepest sympathies and condolences. It was a joy and honor to know and play with your mom. Peace and love to you and your family. We know for certain she’s rolling 300s in heaven.
Lynette,
I would like to express how loved your Mom,
Dorothy was by all the ladies on the Pintoppers-Bowling League at DuBowl.
We were fortunate to be the last team to bowl with her on her last night of bowling.
We all had some laughs through the evening. Warm wishes and condolences
from Amanda, Judy, Jan and Diane –
Team Ebowla. ❤️🎳
Roger, Lynette, and Aaron,
We went to the Union craft show today and were shocked not to see Dorothy there in her usual spot. We knew something had to be terribly wrong.
We are so very sorry to learn that Dorothy just passed away. Our hearts are broken for all of you.
It was so much fun crafting with her over the years. We also enjoyed hearing all of the good things she shared with us about your family. She will truly be missed. Sending thoughts and prayers your way.
Karen and Lynn
(the teachers)