Dr. Hans Paulsen Armstrong

To all the Armstrong family. What a legacy your dad has left and what a beautiful family you all have. So sorry for your family loss God bless Martin Padial

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Tim, Kyle, Keith, Kevin, Karlan & Christian Families; Your father/grandfather was one of a kind and a truly honorable man. With Deepest Sympathy, Mark Lagattuta(YITB) & Stephanie Blanchard

I had the pleasure of working with him in the OR at OLOL in the 1970s. He was such a gentleman and always the best to work with! I was a new graduate of OLOL nursing school and he was extremely patient and a great teacher/mentor for all of us new nurses. I actually have a small scar on my arm where he removed an odd looking thing I had there. I always think of him and smile when I notice my scar...he was the best!!! He always told us stories of his children and how Margie was a wonderful...

He was a wonderful man. We're so sorry for your loss

Paulsen was one of the nicest, most impressive men I've met since moving here. He had a kind and humble dignity about him that is earned from a life well lived. We were all blessed to know this fine man. I'm sorry for your loss.

At the end of February, 1971, in Baton Rouge, at 2 a.m., Dr. Armstrong performed surgery on our 1 month old son and saved his life!! We are forever grateful!! Both red heads. :)

Keith and I were saddened to hear of Paulsen´s passing. We know he is with his beautiful wife now. He leaves behind a wonderful legacy. Rest in peace, Paulsen. Sending our love to the Armstrong family.

Paulsen was a wonderful man and really loved his family. He will be missed!