Ryan Lee Arnold

Ryan Lee Arnold, 45 of Pembroke Pines, FL, passed away on February 12, 2020 in Hialeah,FL.

Ryan was born in Owensboro, KY, on October 29, 1974, son of the late Bennie Ray Arnold and Julia Mosley. He is survived by his Wife, Jennifer Yates Arnold, Mother Julia, Daughter Victoria 23, Sons, Isaac 21, Eli 19 and Jackson 15, Grandchildren, Layla Rose 5, Riel James 2. He is also survived by his brothers, Jeff and Mark.

Ryan completed school and gained a strong sense of work ethics. He was hired to help start up a brand new company in North America by the Fritz Winter German Auto parts Foundry. Prior to that, he spent 16 years at an aluminum smelter in Kentucky, where he began his climb in his early 20's in the steel workers union as an hourly laborer to management and supervision helping run the manufacturing plants. He then expanded his knowledge and skill even more, spending 3 months in Germany learning how to build and run departments in the molding, melting and core departments in iron foundry manufacturing business. He then returned to the US and helped start up Fritz Winter Automotive manufacturing.

He jumped at the opportunity to move to beautiful Pembroke Pines South Florida to work at US Foundry/Eagle manufacturing.

He also had his real estate license and started and owned a small home improvement business for awhile in 2009/2010 while continuing to manage at the aluminum smelter Century aluminum.

Ryan was a huge University of Louisville football fan. He played football, baseball and basketball all through high school.

Ryan assisted football coaching for Owensboro Catholic Middle School and later Owensboro Catholic High School.

Ryan loved spending time at the beach, cooking and enjoying amazing food. He was kind, a protector, comforting, strong, confident, unbothered, forgiving, sweet, dependable, a free-spirit, proud, and most of all loyal to those who earned his trust and love.

Ryan loved his family. He was an honorable father to his children a father figure to his grand babies and a loving husband to his wife. He would often say to his wife she was the strongest, fighting for her own health, beautiful woman in the world.

Ryan will truly be missed by those who truly knew him and loved him. The Earth lost an overall good man and loyal friend but Heaven truly gained an Angel.