Donald James "Don" Armstrong
July-06-1929 - September-25-2008
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Shirley Kargakos posted a condolence
I'm so sorry to hear Don passed away so fast,he was a lovely man serving him his meals was always a pleasure. My prayers are with all of you ,may God give you the strength to let him go to eternal rest .Sincerly Shirley Kargakos/
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Shirley Kargakos posted a condolence
I'm so sorry to hear that Don passed away so quickly, my prayers are with all of you; may the good Lord give you all the strength to let him go to eternal rest.It was a pleasre to of known DOn and I enjoyed serving him his meals while he was a resident at Carolina Retirement Suites. Sincerley Shirley Kargakos.
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Pat Fleming ,John,Kate ,Mandy posted a condolence
We're sorry to hear about Don. The Millpond will never be the same . We where unable to come due to other engagements . We're thinking about everyone ,and tell Jean we are thinking about her. Our hearts are with you today .
Pat and kids
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GREG FLEMING posted a condolence
just a short note to express my condolences to the family as i am out of the country and unable to be there in person. just remember he is in a better place now . love greg
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Cathy Hansen and Larry Bergeron posted a condolence
Dear Jean, Donna, Patti, Curtis, Lori and Melanie (and assorted spouses, partners and off-spring)
Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of Don. While his death is terribly sad, he did not have to spend a long period of time separated from his family. He was lucky in a sense, that he, and you as his loved ones, did not have to witness what can be, in essense, a death that keeps on living.
At this time, when you are all together, you will no doubt reflect back on those wonderful, carefree times while on McLean Blvd and North Street with Donna fussing with her hair, which was great, I might add; Patti being the envy of all her friends because of her extensive Barbie Doll wardrobe; Curtis ironing the perfect crease in his jeans; Lori requesting her favourite dinner of wiener stew; and Melanie, if I was around, screaming about some indignity as I had probably just wound her up about something.
I think that Don must have been a closet Yoga practitioner as he was always so calm in the of midst of the chaotic whirling dervish that encompassed a day in the life of the Armstrong Clan.
Jean, you probably should have consulted me more about calming additives that were available during that era.
Wishing you fond memories to replace the sadness of Don's passing.
Cathy and Larry
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Cindy, Kelly, Adam, Dillon and Melissa Lowry posted a condolence
Our deepest sympathy goes out to all of you in your time of lost. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God bless you all!
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Peter Buffam posted a condolence
Aunt Jean, I've been thinking all weekend about Uncle Don and when I was a kid. I have a lot of fond memories with Don at the Mill Pond listening to his various stories about the cottages he was working on that summer with Cecil, not to mention the hundreds of other stories that he used to tell while smoking his pipe:) I also have ingrained in my head a picture of Don sitting in the TV room every Christmas when we visited and watching curling while the holiday feast was being prepared in the kitchen.
Take care and our thoughts are with you and your family
Peter & Lisa Buffam
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Margaret Owens (Armstrong) posted a condolence
Dear Jean and family
My sincere sympathy for you and your family. Although we have lost touch over the years, I remember how kind you were to Merdy and I when we first moved to Carleton Place and the fun we had with the children at your cottage.
Sincerely
Margaret Owens (formerly Armstrong)
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Margaret Owens (Armstrong) posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Dear Jean and family My sincere sympathy for you and your family. Although we have lost touch over the years, I remember how kind you were to Merdy and I when we first moved to Carleton Place and the fun we had with the children at your cottage. Sincerely Margaret Owens (formerly Armstrong)
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Peter Buffam posted a condolence
Monday, September 29, 2008
Aunt Jean, I've been thinking all weekend about Uncle Don and when I was a kid. I have a lot of fond memories with Don at the Mill Pond listening to his various stories about the cottages he was working on that summer with Cecil, not to mention the hundreds of other stories that he used to tell while smoking his pipe:) I also have ingrained in my head a picture of Don sitting in the TV room every Christmas when we visited and watching curling while the holiday feast was being prepared in the kitchen. Take care and our thoughts are with you and your family Peter & Lisa Buffam
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Cathy Hansen and Larry Bergeron posted a condolence
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Dear Jean, Donna, Patti, Curtis, Lori and Melanie (and assorted spouses, partners and off-spring) Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of Don. While his death is terribly sad, he did not have to spend a long period of time separated from his family. He was lucky in a sense, that he, and you as his loved ones, did not have to witness what can be, in essense, a death that keeps on living. At this time, when you are all together, you will no doubt reflect back on those wonderful, carefree times while on McLean Blvd and North Street with Donna fussing with her hair, which was great, I might add; Patti being the envy of all her friends because of her extensive Barbie Doll wardrobe; Curtis ironing the perfect crease in his jeans; Lori requesting her favourite dinner of wiener stew; and Melanie, if I was around, screaming about some indignity as I had probably just wound her up about something. I think that Don must have been a closet Yoga practitioner as he was always so calm in the of midst of the chaotic whirling dervish that encompassed a day in the life of the Armstrong Clan. Jean, you probably should have consulted me more about calming additives that were available during that era. Wishing you fond memories to replace the sadness of Don's passing. Cathy and Larry
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Cindy, Kelly, Adam, Dillon and Melissa Lowry posted a condolence
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Our deepest sympathy goes out to all of you in your time of lost. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God bless you all!
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GREG FLEMING posted a condolence
Saturday, September 27, 2008
just a short note to express my condolences to the family as i am out of the country and unable to be there in person. just remember he is in a better place now . love greg
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Pat Fleming ,John,Kate ,Mandy posted a condolence
Saturday, September 27, 2008
We're sorry to hear about Don. The Millpond will never be the same . We where unable to come due to other engagements . We're thinking about everyone ,and tell Jean we are thinking about her. Our hearts are with you today . Pat and kids
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Shirley Kargakos posted a condolence
Friday, September 26, 2008
I'm so sorry to hear that Don passed away so quickly, my prayers are with all of you; may the good Lord give you all the strength to let him go to eternal rest.It was a pleasre to of known DOn and I enjoyed serving him his meals while he was a resident at Carolina Retirement Suites. Sincerley Shirley Kargakos.
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Shirley Kargakos posted a condolence
Friday, September 26, 2008
I'm so sorry to hear Don passed away so fast,he was a lovely man serving him his meals was always a pleasure. My prayers are with all of you ,may God give you the strength to let him go to eternal rest .Sincerly Shirley Kargakos/
