Everett M. Armour

We are so sorry

Dear Judy
I am very saddened by the news of Everett's death. I know from personal experience (my mom) that it's doubly painful to have a loved one fall to Alzheimer's disease, because in effect you lose them twice: first when the mind is gone and then again when the body follows. I'll always remember him as my most dedicated student of drum majoring and one of the most gracious people I've ever known. Please accept my sincerest condolences.

Dear Mrs. Armour and family
I am sorry hear of your loss.
Sincerely, Kitty Kelly Prov VA

Dear Judy,it is with my deepest sympathy that I'm writing this note, to let you know that my thought and prayers are with you and your family,love

Ev was a real Gentleman, I will always remember him as an enthusiastic , good-natured participant in all of our Drum Major activities. He had a great sense of fun,with a wink and a grin. He was one of the first to welcome me into the Drum Major fold and was helpful and kind,indeed welcoming to all. My thoughts and prayers are with his family at what must be for them a difficult time, may they take solace in the fact that an additional, larger family is feeling their loss as well.
All the...

Our prayers and thoughts with the family at this sad time. I knew Everett from Drum Major workshops in Albany. Always the gentleman Drum Major.

During this sad time of bereavement, may the memories of your beloved Mr. Armour, and the comfort we find in the Holy Scriptures help you to cope and endure.
-Romans 15:4

~DH. Reynolds

So very sorry to hear of Ev's passing. He was a classy guy, and he helped me greatly with my Drum Major skills. Warm thoughts and prayers for Ev and his family. RIP