William M. Armstrong
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William M. Armstrong, 58, of East Fallowfield, lost his battle with cancer on June 8, 2015 under the care of the incredible Neighborhood Hospice of West Chester. He was surrounded by family, friends and his beloved dog "Hope" who never left his side during his struggle with his health.
Bill was a carpenter by trade with an Associates Degree in Construction Management. His love of historical preservation and construction expertise brought him to many outstanding projects. The historical Elizabethtown Train Station, the Reading Bus Terminal, University of Delaware Cafe, Veterans Hospital of Coatesville and the American Music Theatre in Lancaster were some of his most impressive accomplishments. But more importantly, Bill loved helping people improve their homes. His dedication to his trade can be seen across the Chester County Area where he developed lifelong relationships with people and improving their homes. He was well rooted in Chester County and took great pride in having touched so many properties in the area.
He is survived by his wife, Elisabeth J. Armstrong, sons, Russell and Charlie Armstrong, a sister, Mary Gibson, his father, William J. Armstrong and generations of well loved cousins. He was preceded in death by his mother, Theresa (Heary) Armstrong.
The Memorial Mass will be offered on Saturday, June 13, 2015 at 11 AM at St. Malachi Church, 76 St. Malachi Road, Cochranville, PA 19330 with visitation from 10 until 11 AM.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Wilde Funeral Home of Parkesburg. Online condolences can be posted at www.wildefuneralhome.com
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A wonderful tribute to a
A wonderful tribute to a wonderful man! He was very well loved and will be greatly missed! To Betsy, Russell & Charlie - our thoughts and prayers are with you and hope that you have many happy memories of your husband/dad. Remember that we are always here for you.
A Truly Good Person
Genuinely liked by all who knew him, he will be sorely missed. He is off to rebuild heaven.
Rockin the Hammer in Heaven
Bill you were one of my best girlfriends, love you, always made me laugh till my sides ached, now my heart aches. I know my Dad will grab you fro some heavenly projects, and your Mom, and Grandmom's are waiting for you. You get Grandmom's potatoe salad, I'm a bit jealous. Betsy Russell and Charlie, my prayers are with you, and boys your Dad was very proud of you.
We are extremely sorry for
We are extremely sorry for your loss. Bill was a truely kind and awesome person and missed by all. Knowing Bill brought great joy to our lives. Please know that the whole family is in our prayers and anything you need please just ask.
With deepest sympathy
My deepest sympathy to Betsy, Russel, Charlie & family. Bill was a wonderful man with a great sense of humor, always a big smile and a heart of gold. He will be missed by all who's life he has touched.......and there has been many! His passing will leave a big void in our lives. Till we meet again.....RIP
Karen Day
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Our hearts goes out to all of you. Thinking of you today and in the days to come. Soon our loving Heavenly Farher, who yearns to reunite us with our dear loved ones again here on earth, will remove this enemy death forever wiping all tears from pain away and make all things new. Wishing you much peace. Revelation 21:3 & 4