Commissioner Kenneth R. Armwood Jr.

Kindergarten. 1980. That's how long we've been friends. I loved you everyday since that day we met on the N. Stelton playground, and loved you ever since. You were like my brother. From that day back in 1980, through our graduation in 1993, and even beyond. You were always my "good" influence. I will always love you my brother. Rest in peace.

My brother kenny I was shocked to hear of your passing. We go back to Middle school basketball, I remember when you and Joel Rumbleheart was on my team and you beat me out for the starting spot I was upset and you told me dont worry about we all are going to play ,I never forgot that to this day and never will! I always knew you would do great things in life by the kind of person you were. Always had that smile to light up a room kind funny etc. I remember My mother and your mother sitting...

Middlesex County and the state of New Jersey lost a very vital member of their community on the day of your passing! I remember when I first met you the Pines Manor for one of Democratic Committee Annual functions. Your infectious smile lit up the room and made me feel comfortable because this was one of my first meetings. I always looked for you at these functions that sometimes became more business and political and needed a little more of a personal touch just as you gave with that...

I am so sorry to hear about Kenny. The world will miss him and his love for life, his positive attitude and his caring for others. Rest Kenny. You did more in your short life than some do who live many more years. I'll be praying for the family...that you are comforted with a peace only God can provide at such a time.

Mr.Kenneth Armwood was a wonderful man.He loved everyone.His smile warmth your heart.ZBEF 2017 Men Of Distinction..We will always remember your kind words and gentle smile.God Bless.Gina &Dina Bowser Founding Ladies Zakee Bowser Enrichment Foundation

Kenny was such a beautiful person inside and out. We are blessed to have known him and to call him a friend. He will forever live on in each of us. My heartfelt condolences to his family and friends. Wishing everyone peace and comfort as they think of Kenny. Deepest Sympathy, Cindy Alexander

Gonna miss you my brother. We go back to middle school basketball. Then we became friends in high school on the freshmen football field. We had a lot of the same classes but were never in the same class, so we often traded stories (and homework assignments) about our teachers. We went our separate ways after high school but, as brothers do, we found our way back when we were both back in Piscataway. When I decided to switch careers and go into counseling you were one of my first calls. you...

Rest In Peace Ray Ray, gone but not forgotten.

Rest In Peace Ray Ray, gone but not forgotten.