LAURA ARMSTRONG
September 6, 2013
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Theresa & Elliott Hunter (Former students)
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February 2, 2018
Laura was a lovely lady, a very kind and ever cheerful teacher and one of the pioneers of the community in Tyndall. Our sincere condolences to the Dick Armstrong family.
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Rick & Nancy (Friends of Dwayne & Cindy)
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February 2, 2018
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Armstrong Family during this difficult time. Be strong for one another...and keep Mom's love & legacy alive.
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Stevens family (Neighbour )
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February 2, 2018
Our sympathy goes out to the family, she will be sadly missed. She was Auntie to my children just a loving person she taught me how to make perogies and cabbage buns and alway had pickles for us. She was more than just a neighbour
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Michelle, Perry and Kali Samagalski (Friends of Ne
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February 2, 2018
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Armstrong family, and especially Jack and Julia. May Amma's love carry you through this difficult time and your memories of her bring peace to your hearts. Take care.
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Betty Yascheshyn (Tyndall community )
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February 2, 2018
Heartfelt condolences to Dick & children. Laura & I met through cooking for church suppers. My late husband Don, spoke fondly of Laura, Dick & 'the Armstrong boys'. Laura was a well respected community pillar & a true lady. It was always such a pleasure to have conversations with her. Keep your memories alive! The Lord is my Shepherd ...
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Rhonda Weidman (Family Friend)
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February 2, 2018
So sorry to hear of Laura's passing. I have many fond memories of both her and Richard from hockey games and extended family gatherings. My thoughts and prayers are with you all as you deal with your loss.
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Audrey and James Gunning (former student and frien
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February 2, 2018
our sincere sympathy to the Armstrong family. we met Dwayne through stock car racing and sometime later realized that we knew a lot of the same people and that his mom had been my teacher at Thalberg North school. How small this world really is. RIP Mrs. Armstrong.