ALISON "SUNNY" ARMSTRONG

Dear Alison

Your mom was a wonderful, gracious, warm, loving woman. I often felt like she was my "second" mom. So many memories in Westfield, at the lodge in Clarion, and at your home in Pittsburgh. Please know she will forever be remembered. You are in my thoughts & prayers during this difficult time.

Liz Taylor Phelon

Mortar Board was proud to claim Sunny as a member. Please accept our deep sympathy and know of our most sincere regard for the way that she lived Mortar Board's Ideals of scholarship, leadership and service.

Alison & Uncle Tommy, sending our deepest and heart felt sympathies. We have some many awesome memories of your mom, she was a very classy and generous women. She will be missed by many.
Debbie & Moe

I am sorry to hear of the loss of your wife. She was loved by many and will be deeply missed. May Almighty God help and comfort you in the days ahead.

Uncle Tom and Alison, I am so sorry. I have many fond memories of visiting 'camp' while growing up. Love and prayers,
Janet Brite McPherson

I will miss your mom and her thoughtfulness & all the pictures she took so we could all enjoy the memories of events we were apart and those we were not that she wanted to share with us of family and nature up the mountains and in Florida she had a very generous heart and loved to give
Love to you all
Pam Smith

Alison,

I will miss your Mom's eternally happy disposition and kind heart. My favorite memory of her is the quarters or "love tokens" carefully taped into our birthday cards from her and Uncle Tom. May good memories give you solace at this time.

Love, Kimmy Armstrong