Paul K Armstrong

Paul K Armstrong

March 05, 1947 - May 05, 2019

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Marcy Heim
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We have only wonderful memories of sharing life with Paul and his children! His zest for joy and his complete love of others was a gift for every one he came in touch with. Our kids shared wonderful times at Eagle School and beyond. A long time ago, I would sit in the corner and watch him paint an entire room in what seemed like minutes. I can still close my eyes and watch him. May his entire family be blessed with comfort in knowing how deeply this man loved you.
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Joan Palmer
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Have fond memories of Paul and his brother Jack. I do hope that someone has recorded his parody of Big Bad John--about a sewer worker named Welt. Cracks me up every time I think about the song.
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Julie G
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Hmmm...many memories of Paul. He loved watching his kids play sports, especially Cooper playing basketball. We would dissect the games, and he would always remind me that to avoid a travel you must “establish the pivot foot.” And of course who can forget him bellowing “REBOUND!” I had the privilege to see him perform in “One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest.” He was fabulous. Paul was a true Madison original. So sad to see him go.
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Emily Armstrong
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Memories with Paul were always a highlight of my childhood. Going over to his house talking, eating KFC, reading the cool old comics going up to love Marvel and Dc. Seeing him and cookie together laughing chatting around the table eating melon in the summer by the pool. I will say this Paul will always have a place in my heart, he infuenced me to be a kind soul, a good daughter his mind was wise and I will never forget you. Rest In Peace xoxo
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Maureen Armstrong
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Paul was always more than a brother-in-law. He helped me in so many ways with my family. Brought laughter to us whenever he was around. He loved being around the young and always encouraging them in whatever they were doing. He was a natural entertainer and always had kind words about people. He will be missed but never forgotten.