Rodney F. Arden
Polson, Montana
October 30, 1920 -
December 9, 2010
Rodney F. Arden, 90, husband of Mary Arden of Polson, passed away on Thursday, December 9, 2010 at the Polson Health and Rehabilitation Center. Cremation will take place and no services are scheduled at this time. A full obituary will appear at a later date. Grogan Funeral Home and Crematory, Polson, is caring for Rod\’s family. www.groganfuneralhome.com.
Mary, We send our love and sympathy. We are thinking of you and know that our loving Savior will comfort you during these tough times. J&P
Mary we are praying for you at this time we are sure God is holding you in his arms at this time. Bob & Annie
Mary, I’m so sorry to hear this. I know you have been expecting this for a while, but that doesn’t always make it easier. We are still praying for you and hope you will get a;; the support uou need. Remember Psalms 116-15, “Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of His saints.”
Sorry to her about Rod’s passing. I worked with Rod at the Fresno County Sheriff’s Department, Fresno, California. He was an excellent officer. One you would like to have on your side when the going got tough. He was well thought of and I am proud to have been his friend. Bob Miller
My heartfelt prayers are with all of Rodney’s family.
Sgt Rod was one of my first supervisors when I worked for the Sheriff’s Department in 1969 and his work ethic has stuck with me to this day.
With Sincere Sympathy,
Ross Kelly
Sergeant Arden was a man whose name often comes up wherever retirees gather. He was a man’s man, one of those leaders who always seemed to be the first one through the door and walking the point. Whenever he was around you knew someone had your back. I will never, ever forget this rare breed of a man. Seldom do we find Rod Arden’s in this day and age.
With sincere sympathy and respect to Sergeant Arden’s family,
John Swenning, Fowler, California
Rod was my first supervisor at the Sheriff’s Department. I had a lot of repect for him and learned a lot of valuable lessons from him. He was the kind of man you wanted to be with when situations got tough.
When Rod retired I was promoted to fill his Sgt’s position within the Department. Rod was a man I repected and will never forget.
I,for one,learned a lot from Rod Arden in the short time that I was under his supervision.It became very beneficial when I became a supervisor.I appreciate his “down to earth”way of exercising his authority.Direct,honest and fearless.
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I had the honor of working for Rod when I was assigned to the jail. I remember him well and when working beside him one did not have to
worry about where he would be if trouble started. May God
bless him and his family.
Walter Pierce
Wyoming
My condolences to the Family for your Loss. May the Peace of the Lord help you through these trying times.
We both worked with Rod at the Sheriff’s Dept. and remember him well.
Rod was a person who could be depended upon and was always helpful
when needed. Best of all, he was a true friend.
bless the Arden family
I worked with Rod at the Fresno Sheriffs Department back in the 70s
Doug
May he forever rest at his favorite fishing hole. A fine gentle man with a heart of gold
You’ve hit the ball out the park! Iencrdilbe!
Rodney was a great man, He is also the kind of man I want to be! He is my great frandfather, I miss him so much. So many things I didnt learn. I love you grandma
I will miss him so much. He had a great smile and made so many laugh. He was caring and I will always remember him.