Armen Sahag Boyajian

I'm so sorry to hear of Armen's passing. He was a wonderful musician who played at The Partridge Inn in Augusta, GA years ago with his jazz band. I looked forward to listening to their music every weekend. The world has lost a talented soul.

Our 50th reunion at Rochester prompted me to reach out to those who had made an impact on me- I am saddened to learn of Armen's passing. We were 1/2 of the "pit orchestra" that accompanied the original musical "The Last Flower" which ran on campus in 1973. I have attached a photo of the band with Armen striking a pose as focused as in his photo above. I am grateful for the musical and spiritual gifts you shared, Armen.

I knew Armen at University of Rochester. He was always so friendly and sweet. My thoughts are with his family.

I just looked at Armen´s Facebook page and was shocked to find out that he had passed away. Today would be his Birthday. I knew Armen through Binghamton and music. He was one of those players we all looked up to when I was a young violinist. RIP dear one

I am so sad to learn (when I went to his Facebook page just now to wish him happy birthday) that Armen had passed away in December. We grew up together in Binghamton, both of us playing violin in school and youth orchestras. Such a talented and fun guy - a real character, as they say! My deepest sympathy to his family.

I was so sad to learn of Armens passing . I remember him fondly from HS and all of our talks.

Gone too soon Armen. So many memories of you growing up in Binghamton, especially with your musical talents. You will be missed.