Beverly Weller Armstrong

If it wasn't for this person's research, I'd have messed up ears. God bless.

It is with sadness that I learned of Bev's passing. This is a man who gave so much to the world and helped so many people. His skill allowed my Father and other members of our extended family to hear again. I will always treasure the memories, stories, lessons and time I spent with him and his family. He leaves this world a better place and his legacy will continue from his many acoomplishments during his life.

Dr Armstrong was so interesting. He always had great stories to share about his years at KODAK in Rochester, NY, while he was in medical school. He loved to discuss the photographic process with me because of my career in photography. My regret is that I didn't spend as much time with him as I would have liked and that I never photographed him in his bonsai studio. We will miss the opportunity to share meals with him, Ann and Bruce. I remember Dr Armstrong saying that he never had an...

To a wonderful family--
We send our love and sympathy, remembering an amazing and talented physician.
Mary Caroline Lane, Charlotte
Carol Lane Dawson, Florence, SC

Although we did not get to know Bev very well, we will treasure the time we spent with him. Our thoughts are with Ann and the family.

Many thanks from all of those that you've helped during your years of caring. You'll be missed.

To The Family Of:
Beverly Weller Armstrong

My deepest condolences and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow. May God comfort you now, and in the days to come.

To the family & friends of Doctor Beverly W. Armstrong,
I send my condolences to someone who helped the public and developed ways in helping those in the ear, nose, & throat field. I know that his family and friends loved him dearly and made his life on earth an enjoyable and memorable life that he lead. I'd like to share a comforting thought from Revelation 21:4 that states that "God will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry...

I will miss Bev saying the blessing before the many wonderful dinners we shared together. I will always treasure the bamboo walking cane he made for me, and think of him each time I see the bonsai collection he gave to the Asheville Arboretum. He was such an interesting man, and the world is a poorer place without him.