Nancy Lou Armstrong
Nancy Lou Armstrong
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Nancy was beloved by the community and everyone that knew her would become her friend. She loved cooking for her family and friends, sitting in the garden with her friends, volunteering for several causes, and birdwatching. Her favorites were hummingbirds and squirrels that ate from bird feeders. Nancy is survived by her children, by her grandchildren Ashley & Derek Meeks, Ryan & Lauren Martin, Alex & Cora Armstrong, and J. Tyler Odle, by her great grandchildren Gavin & Brynn, Sebastain & Garrett, and Micah & Elijah, by her beloved cat Gordi Armstrong, by her best friends Susan & Rascal Trubey, and by many adoring friends.
Friends and Family are invited to a Celebration of Life at the Highland Presbyterian Church, 1011 Cherokee Rd, Louisville, KY, 40204, on Saturday, August 30th, 2025, at 1 pm.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Cyndi Bearden
Yesterday
Nancy lived next door to my BFF on Jacksonville FL and she was an amazing lady.. she was sweet and kind and loved her kitties.. we would sit and talk for hours on that porch.. she will be missed and she was loved by SO many.. Rest in peace my friend. I hope you see Peg up there..
Susan NeSmith McGinnis
Yesterday
My life was forever changed with Mrs. Armstrong her family they are a special part of my childhood I will always hold dear. To My Dear childhood BFF Lynn and Kevin my heartfelt condolences to you and your families loss. I´m grateful after all these years we all have stayed in touch.
Debbie Woods
Yesterday
A true loving soul! I will miss your hugs, your laugh, our phone calls & our spiritual connection. I must remember we, too, are a temporary separation!
David Chastain
Yesterday
She was my second mom and Bud my second dad. Neither were very opinionated, just kidding, but you always knew where they stood. Nancy had a heart the size of Texas as did Bud. Nancy will always have a prime spot in my heart. She will be missed by many but heaven is happy to add her to the Armstrong clan. I know it was one heck of a reunion, Nancy, Bud, and Sean.
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Donna Knight
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I had the honor of being Nancy's hairdresser and am going to miss her so much. My thoughts and condolences go out to Kevin, Laura and the entire family. I am still in shock.
Violette Louh
Yesterday
She was an amazing lady with a heart of gold. May her beautiful memory be forever eternal and her sweet Soul Rest in Peace
Patricia Vail
Yesterday
Oh, the times we had, starting years ago at one of the Riverside senior residences. Cooking up great pots of this and that. Planting gardens and sharing stories. We did lead a charmed life!
Mark Stevens
Yesterday
Aunt Nancy, you will forever hold a special place in our hearts. Lynne and Kevin and families, our prayers go out for you, that the Holy Spirit would minister to your hearts as you go through this difficult chapter. We love you all!
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