Richard Sweet Armstrong

Dear Carol - Thinking of you at this difficult time & hoping you see signs of his bountiful life and love every day. Have to admit I thought of how Bob & Rick would probably both like to see their ashes go into space when I saw news coverage of a recent commercial mission to do exactly that. Made me chuckle again about how their school-age hijinks caused NASA some concern...
-Kathi Earley

We miss Ricky's ready smile and his wonderful sense of humor. We have so many fun memories of our mini "reunions, class of 61" at his amazing home in Castine, ME. He was one of the most generous persons we have known. He will keep them laughing in heaven.

Ricky and I were friends from the 1st grade to the 12th grade at NAHS, where he was voted "Most likely to succeed". He certainly did. Condolences to you all. He did you proud!

On the Water or Land, Rick was always the captain of Frolic. I believe that even in heaven he will still be on deck when needed.

Remembering a classmate NAHS '61. Extending my sympathies to his family.

Great memories of a classmate (NAHS '61). My deepest sympathy to his family.

Dear Judy, I'm sorry to hear of your brother's passing. My sincere sympathy and love. Patricia Maher

Dear Carol and Family,
I had the great pleasure of meeting both of you two summers ago during our visit with Russ, Gail and David. Rick´s gracious welcome into your home and regaling of humorous stories was an experience I am sure, shared by countless, fortunate numbers. How lucky we are that you shared his immeasurable personality with all of us. I send my most heartfelt condolences,
Amy Abbott