Thomas-Armstrong-Obituary

Thomas Armstrong

Grand Rapids, Michigan

1947 - 2018

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Grand Rapids, Michigan
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Disabled American Veterans

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Armstrong, Thomas 10/23/1947 - 8/10/2018 Rockford Thomas E Armstrong Jr, 70, of Rockford, passed away on August 10, after a long hard fight with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy which is attributed to agent orange exposure in Vietnam. The funeral service will be held at Courtland Township Cemetery...

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This post is from Aunt Syble Armstrong-King......
I was shocked today Sep 3 2018 to learn of his passing...My deepest sympathy and I will always remember Tommy teaching me to sing Puff the Magic Dragon...May god be with you. All my love....
Aunt Syble....

I worked with and talked to Tom on an almost daily basis during our years at USPS. We had a lot in common as RHS grads and Viet Nam survivors. Always informed, always smart and funny. Rest in peace Thomas.

Dearest family Pat and I are so very sorry for the loss of Tommy. We have always enjoyed our visits with him and all of you. Please know you are all on the top of our very long prayer list. We pray it brings you all comfort knowing Tommy now sleeps in the arms of Christ. God bless you all and your always in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. we love you all !!!!! Deepest Sympathy Pat and Terri Mansel.

Phyllis, we are so sorry for your family's loss. Tom was a wonderful person and family man. Bob and I enjoyed working with him at the USPS.

Sincerely,
Barbara Kalinka

Being a '65' graduate of RHS, Tom and I had a few classes together over the four years together. He was a great guy and very well mannered, but quite quiet as well. My condolences goes out to his entire family and may he RIP for all eternity.

Another Vietnam brother who died way too early from Agent Orange exposure. May you rest in peace. Your service will not be forgotten.

I went to school with Tom. We both graduated in 1965. What I admire and respect most is Tom's military service to the United States of America. I feel Tom's body is now without pain. In talking with Herman I know you are loved by all you have met. Let Pease be with your family & friends.

I'm sorry to hear of Tom's passing. I was on the 1965 Tri-Rive Conference Champion Wrestling team with him. He not only was a very good wrestler but a great teammate. RIP

I went to school with Tom. I remember a quite young man. I would like to say how proud you must all have been by his accomplishments both in the service of our country & in the life he lived. I am very sorry for your loss. Jeannie (Payne) Schneider