Join us in honoring Charles Terrence Armstrong
Charles Terrence Armstrong
October 19, 1920 - October 12, 2008
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Cemetery
Tahoma National Cemetery
18600 SE 240th Street
Kent, WA 98042-4868 US
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Betty, I’m so sorry to hear. It was always such fun meeting you guys at the stable and “horsing around.” God Bless you. Holly
Charles was blessed to live a full life well through his “retirement” years — during which he thoroughly enjoyed his family and his marriage to Betty.
The Charles I got to know was after having retired from several professional careers. He then was free to pursue his community interests, and spending time with family & friends.
His upbringing, matched with an inquisitive mind never stopped considering how to construct that better mousetrap. There wasn’t many conversation topics that Charles couldn’t hold his own. And just get his mind clicking on a project, and he would lickety-split engineer a plan to organize & get the ball rolling.
I already miss, being able to call him up and ask Charles a question … but know that his talents were passed to his family, and through them, Charles is with us.
Our thoughts and sympathies go out to Betty and extended family in the loss of Charles. We shared some fun times together in the past that created pleasant memories. With love and remembrance, Brenda & Conrad
Betty & Family: Well, I procrastinated too long in coming to visit with you folks. I’m so very sorry. Charles was such an vibrant, interesting friend and I so enjoyed watching him ride Bolero. Betty, you are such a dear lady and, having been widowed twice, I have some idea of your pain and sorrow now. I hope to see you Saturday and, if not very soon. Love, Sharon Sweeting Richards.
Good pic’s of Dad I wish We could have the one of Him in the quanset hut in Sipan , I think that is a very good photo of Dad
Bruce.