Arthur Lee s/o Edwin Arthur & Jennie Louise (Basel) Drinkall, md. 15 Jul. 1967, Des Moines Co., IA to Judy Marie Heldt.
The Burlington Hawkeye, 8/5/2001
Arthur "Tiny" Drinkall
Arthur "Tiny" Lee Drinkall was born November 6, 1944, in Burlington, Iowa. He was the son of Edward and Jennie Bazel Drinkall. Arthur died on August 3rd, 2001, at 4:40 A.M. at Great River Medical Center in West Burlington, Iowa, after a lengthy illness.
He is survived by his wife and inspiration, Betty Drinkall at home; one daughter, Dawn Gilbert and her husband Dean of Burlington; one grandson, Rhyian Hall of Hastings, Iowa; his mother, Jennie Drinkall of Burlington; six stepdaughters, JoAnna Foster of Burlington, Pam Reinig and husband Mark of Ames, Rebecca Smith of Euless, Texas, Mary Latuska and husband Arnie of Cedar Rapids, Becky Blackwell-Cooper and husband David of Seattle, Washington, Brenda Blackwell of Burlington; one stepson, Harold Jagerson and wife Susan of Junction City, Kansas; 20 stepgrandchildren; and eight stepgreat-grandchildren; many special friends, including Michael Gibson of Burlington, Justin Adams of Burlington, Don and Linda Norton of Burlington, Randy Magnuson and family of Burlington, and David Martin of Euless, Texas, and all his Brothers of The Chosen Few Motorcycle Club, past and present.
His father, Edward Drinkall, preceded him in death.
Arthur married Betty Jo Blackwell on May 19, 1979, in Burlington. He worked for Modern Welding and for Paul Beckman Farms of Sperry for many years. Arthur was widely known for his knowledge and skill as a Harley Davidson rider and mechanic. He was a lifelong member of The Chosen Few Motorcycle Club, joining in 1971.
His great joy was helping others and was fondly known to many as "Tiny." He held great joy in being a husband, father and grandfather, which extended to every child he met.
For many years he organized a prison run to ISP in Fort Madison carrying the message of freedom to those brothers locked down.
He was a great supporter of "Toys for Tots," Toy runs, and "The American Brotherhood Against Totalitarian Enactments." He was at his best when working on, riding and talking about Harley Davidson Motorcycles. He was a true biker, brother and friend. May we all see him in the wind!
A memorial has been established to Arthur's family.
The Burlington Hawkeye, 8/5/2001
Arthur "Tiny" Drinkall
Arthur "Tiny" Lee Drinkall was born November 6, 1944, in Burlington, Iowa. He was the son of Edward and Jennie Bazel Drinkall. Arthur died on August 3rd, 2001, at 4:40 A.M. at Great River Medical Center in West Burlington, Iowa, after a lengthy illness.
He is survived by his wife and inspiration, Betty Drinkall at home; one daughter, Dawn Gilbert and her husband Dean of Burlington; one grandson, Rhyian Hall of Hastings, Iowa; his mother, Jennie Drinkall of Burlington; six stepdaughters, JoAnna Foster of Burlington, Pam Reinig and husband Mark of Ames, Rebecca Smith of Euless, Texas, Mary Latuska and husband Arnie of Cedar Rapids, Becky Blackwell-Cooper and husband David of Seattle, Washington, Brenda Blackwell of Burlington; one stepson, Harold Jagerson and wife Susan of Junction City, Kansas; 20 stepgrandchildren; and eight stepgreat-grandchildren; many special friends, including Michael Gibson of Burlington, Justin Adams of Burlington, Don and Linda Norton of Burlington, Randy Magnuson and family of Burlington, and David Martin of Euless, Texas, and all his Brothers of The Chosen Few Motorcycle Club, past and present.
His father, Edward Drinkall, preceded him in death.
Arthur married Betty Jo Blackwell on May 19, 1979, in Burlington. He worked for Modern Welding and for Paul Beckman Farms of Sperry for many years. Arthur was widely known for his knowledge and skill as a Harley Davidson rider and mechanic. He was a lifelong member of The Chosen Few Motorcycle Club, joining in 1971.
His great joy was helping others and was fondly known to many as "Tiny." He held great joy in being a husband, father and grandfather, which extended to every child he met.
For many years he organized a prison run to ISP in Fort Madison carrying the message of freedom to those brothers locked down.
He was a great supporter of "Toys for Tots," Toy runs, and "The American Brotherhood Against Totalitarian Enactments." He was at his best when working on, riding and talking about Harley Davidson Motorcycles. He was a true biker, brother and friend. May we all see him in the wind!
A memorial has been established to Arthur's family.
Arthur Lee s/o Edwin Arthur & Jennie Louise (Basel) Drinkall, md. 15 Jul. 1967, Des Moines Co., IA to Judy Marie Heldt.
The Burlington Hawkeye, 8/5/2001
Arthur "Tiny" Drinkall
Arthur "Tiny" Lee Drinkall was born November 6, 1944, in Burlington, Iowa. He was the son of Edward and Jennie Bazel Drinkall. Arthur died on August 3rd, 2001, at 4:40 A.M. at Great River Medical Center in West Burlington, Iowa, after a lengthy illness.
He is survived by his wife and inspiration, Betty Drinkall at home; one daughter, Dawn Gilbert and her husband Dean of Burlington; one grandson, Rhyian Hall of Hastings, Iowa; his mother, Jennie Drinkall of Burlington; six stepdaughters, JoAnna Foster of Burlington, Pam Reinig and husband Mark of Ames, Rebecca Smith of Euless, Texas, Mary Latuska and husband Arnie of Cedar Rapids, Becky Blackwell-Cooper and husband David of Seattle, Washington, Brenda Blackwell of Burlington; one stepson, Harold Jagerson and wife Susan of Junction City, Kansas; 20 stepgrandchildren; and eight stepgreat-grandchildren; many special friends, including Michael Gibson of Burlington, Justin Adams of Burlington, Don and Linda Norton of Burlington, Randy Magnuson and family of Burlington, and David Martin of Euless, Texas, and all his Brothers of The Chosen Few Motorcycle Club, past and present.
His father, Edward Drinkall, preceded him in death.
Arthur married Betty Jo Blackwell on May 19, 1979, in Burlington. He worked for Modern Welding and for Paul Beckman Farms of Sperry for many years. Arthur was widely known for his knowledge and skill as a Harley Davidson rider and mechanic. He was a lifelong member of The Chosen Few Motorcycle Club, joining in 1971.
His great joy was helping others and was fondly known to many as "Tiny." He held great joy in being a husband, father and grandfather, which extended to every child he met.
For many years he organized a prison run to ISP in Fort Madison carrying the message of freedom to those brothers locked down.
He was a great supporter of "Toys for Tots," Toy runs, and "The American Brotherhood Against Totalitarian Enactments." He was at his best when working on, riding and talking about Harley Davidson Motorcycles. He was a true biker, brother and friend. May we all see him in the wind!
A memorial has been established to Arthur's family.
The Burlington Hawkeye, 8/5/2001
Arthur "Tiny" Drinkall
Arthur "Tiny" Lee Drinkall was born November 6, 1944, in Burlington, Iowa. He was the son of Edward and Jennie Bazel Drinkall. Arthur died on August 3rd, 2001, at 4:40 A.M. at Great River Medical Center in West Burlington, Iowa, after a lengthy illness.
He is survived by his wife and inspiration, Betty Drinkall at home; one daughter, Dawn Gilbert and her husband Dean of Burlington; one grandson, Rhyian Hall of Hastings, Iowa; his mother, Jennie Drinkall of Burlington; six stepdaughters, JoAnna Foster of Burlington, Pam Reinig and husband Mark of Ames, Rebecca Smith of Euless, Texas, Mary Latuska and husband Arnie of Cedar Rapids, Becky Blackwell-Cooper and husband David of Seattle, Washington, Brenda Blackwell of Burlington; one stepson, Harold Jagerson and wife Susan of Junction City, Kansas; 20 stepgrandchildren; and eight stepgreat-grandchildren; many special friends, including Michael Gibson of Burlington, Justin Adams of Burlington, Don and Linda Norton of Burlington, Randy Magnuson and family of Burlington, and David Martin of Euless, Texas, and all his Brothers of The Chosen Few Motorcycle Club, past and present.
His father, Edward Drinkall, preceded him in death.
Arthur married Betty Jo Blackwell on May 19, 1979, in Burlington. He worked for Modern Welding and for Paul Beckman Farms of Sperry for many years. Arthur was widely known for his knowledge and skill as a Harley Davidson rider and mechanic. He was a lifelong member of The Chosen Few Motorcycle Club, joining in 1971.
His great joy was helping others and was fondly known to many as "Tiny." He held great joy in being a husband, father and grandfather, which extended to every child he met.
For many years he organized a prison run to ISP in Fort Madison carrying the message of freedom to those brothers locked down.
He was a great supporter of "Toys for Tots," Toy runs, and "The American Brotherhood Against Totalitarian Enactments." He was at his best when working on, riding and talking about Harley Davidson Motorcycles. He was a true biker, brother and friend. May we all see him in the wind!
A memorial has been established to Arthur's family.
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