Obituary contributed by Louise Havens
Howard Courant-Citizen - February 1982
MR. LLOYD G. ARMSTRONG
Lloyd G. Armstrong was born at Howard, Kansas on September 19, 1921, to Fred and Maggie Armstrong. He passed away Wednesday, February 17, 1982, at Wichita, Kansas, after suffering a heart condition for many years.
He was raised in the Howard area and on September 21, 1940, he was united in marriage with Minnie Mable Shipman. They were married 41 years. After residing in Severy and Howard, they moved to Wichita in 1948. He was a fisherman, a camper, a craftsman, a loving husband, father and grandfather. In the midst of a busy life as a mechanic, which skill took him throughout the state, he was forced into medical retirement as a result of a heart attach. This happened 14 years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Minnie of Wichita; three sons, Bradley, Bruce and Tim; a daughter, Linda; two brothers, Albert of Wichita, and Robert of Grove, Oklahoma; four sisters, Mary Emerson of Denver, Colorado, Ruth Kimball of Eureka, Kansas, Eleanor Cooper of Kellogg, Idaho, and Eva Ward of Denver, Colorado. Memorial services were held at DeVorss Mortuary in Wichita at 10:00 a.m. Friday, February 19, 1982, with Rev. E. Leroy Smoot of the Haysville United Methodist Church officiating. Claude DeVorss sang "Beyond The Sunset" accompanied by Mrs. Bernice DeVorss. Military graveside services were held at 2:00 p.m. in the Grace Lawn Cemetery, with Carter-Rader Post No. 149 in charge of the services. Memorials have been established with the American Heart Association and the American Diabetes Association. Memorials can be made in care of the Haysville State Bank at Haysville, Kansas.
Thank you Louise
Howard Courant-Citizen - February 1982
MR. LLOYD G. ARMSTRONG
Lloyd G. Armstrong was born at Howard, Kansas on September 19, 1921, to Fred and Maggie Armstrong. He passed away Wednesday, February 17, 1982, at Wichita, Kansas, after suffering a heart condition for many years.
He was raised in the Howard area and on September 21, 1940, he was united in marriage with Minnie Mable Shipman. They were married 41 years. After residing in Severy and Howard, they moved to Wichita in 1948. He was a fisherman, a camper, a craftsman, a loving husband, father and grandfather. In the midst of a busy life as a mechanic, which skill took him throughout the state, he was forced into medical retirement as a result of a heart attach. This happened 14 years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Minnie of Wichita; three sons, Bradley, Bruce and Tim; a daughter, Linda; two brothers, Albert of Wichita, and Robert of Grove, Oklahoma; four sisters, Mary Emerson of Denver, Colorado, Ruth Kimball of Eureka, Kansas, Eleanor Cooper of Kellogg, Idaho, and Eva Ward of Denver, Colorado. Memorial services were held at DeVorss Mortuary in Wichita at 10:00 a.m. Friday, February 19, 1982, with Rev. E. Leroy Smoot of the Haysville United Methodist Church officiating. Claude DeVorss sang "Beyond The Sunset" accompanied by Mrs. Bernice DeVorss. Military graveside services were held at 2:00 p.m. in the Grace Lawn Cemetery, with Carter-Rader Post No. 149 in charge of the services. Memorials have been established with the American Heart Association and the American Diabetes Association. Memorials can be made in care of the Haysville State Bank at Haysville, Kansas.
Thank you Louise
Obituary contributed by Louise Havens
Howard Courant-Citizen - February 1982
MR. LLOYD G. ARMSTRONG
Lloyd G. Armstrong was born at Howard, Kansas on September 19, 1921, to Fred and Maggie Armstrong. He passed away Wednesday, February 17, 1982, at Wichita, Kansas, after suffering a heart condition for many years.
He was raised in the Howard area and on September 21, 1940, he was united in marriage with Minnie Mable Shipman. They were married 41 years. After residing in Severy and Howard, they moved to Wichita in 1948. He was a fisherman, a camper, a craftsman, a loving husband, father and grandfather. In the midst of a busy life as a mechanic, which skill took him throughout the state, he was forced into medical retirement as a result of a heart attach. This happened 14 years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Minnie of Wichita; three sons, Bradley, Bruce and Tim; a daughter, Linda; two brothers, Albert of Wichita, and Robert of Grove, Oklahoma; four sisters, Mary Emerson of Denver, Colorado, Ruth Kimball of Eureka, Kansas, Eleanor Cooper of Kellogg, Idaho, and Eva Ward of Denver, Colorado. Memorial services were held at DeVorss Mortuary in Wichita at 10:00 a.m. Friday, February 19, 1982, with Rev. E. Leroy Smoot of the Haysville United Methodist Church officiating. Claude DeVorss sang "Beyond The Sunset" accompanied by Mrs. Bernice DeVorss. Military graveside services were held at 2:00 p.m. in the Grace Lawn Cemetery, with Carter-Rader Post No. 149 in charge of the services. Memorials have been established with the American Heart Association and the American Diabetes Association. Memorials can be made in care of the Haysville State Bank at Haysville, Kansas.
Thank you Louise
Howard Courant-Citizen - February 1982
MR. LLOYD G. ARMSTRONG
Lloyd G. Armstrong was born at Howard, Kansas on September 19, 1921, to Fred and Maggie Armstrong. He passed away Wednesday, February 17, 1982, at Wichita, Kansas, after suffering a heart condition for many years.
He was raised in the Howard area and on September 21, 1940, he was united in marriage with Minnie Mable Shipman. They were married 41 years. After residing in Severy and Howard, they moved to Wichita in 1948. He was a fisherman, a camper, a craftsman, a loving husband, father and grandfather. In the midst of a busy life as a mechanic, which skill took him throughout the state, he was forced into medical retirement as a result of a heart attach. This happened 14 years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Minnie of Wichita; three sons, Bradley, Bruce and Tim; a daughter, Linda; two brothers, Albert of Wichita, and Robert of Grove, Oklahoma; four sisters, Mary Emerson of Denver, Colorado, Ruth Kimball of Eureka, Kansas, Eleanor Cooper of Kellogg, Idaho, and Eva Ward of Denver, Colorado. Memorial services were held at DeVorss Mortuary in Wichita at 10:00 a.m. Friday, February 19, 1982, with Rev. E. Leroy Smoot of the Haysville United Methodist Church officiating. Claude DeVorss sang "Beyond The Sunset" accompanied by Mrs. Bernice DeVorss. Military graveside services were held at 2:00 p.m. in the Grace Lawn Cemetery, with Carter-Rader Post No. 149 in charge of the services. Memorials have been established with the American Heart Association and the American Diabetes Association. Memorials can be made in care of the Haysville State Bank at Haysville, Kansas.
Thank you Louise
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