Obituary from the Funeral program:
"Mr. Armstrong moved to Seattle, WA in 1949. He met and married Glorai Charles, December 17, 1958; from that union came one son, one daughter and one foster daughter.
"He was employed by the Burlington Northern Railroad (formerly Great Northern Railroad) for 31 years. He was a member of Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. Some of his hobbies included: fishing, hunting, cooking, gardening and carpentry.
"Mrs. Claude Armstrong is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gloria Armstrong, his father Mr. J.W. Williams, Flagstaff, Arizona, his mother Mrs.Nancy Kinney, Seattle, WA. He leaves one son, PFC Tony Armstrong, U.S. Army, Fayetteville, NC; one daughter, Patricia Yvette Armstrong, Seattle, WA; one foster daughter Patricia Oaks, Seattle, WA; eight brothers: Jessie Williams, Melvin Williams, Phoenix, Arizona; Ernest Williams, Flagstaff, Arizona; Charles Armstrong, Fort Worth, TX; James Williams, James Armstrong, Gilbert Kinney, Richard Kinney, all of Seattle, WA; four sisters: Dorothy Armstrong, Valerie Kinney, Rachel Kinney, Verdie Kinney, all of Seattle, WA; and three grand-daughters. He leaves a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and many friends to mourn him."
"Mr. Armstrong moved to Seattle, WA in 1949. He met and married Glorai Charles, December 17, 1958; from that union came one son, one daughter and one foster daughter.
"He was employed by the Burlington Northern Railroad (formerly Great Northern Railroad) for 31 years. He was a member of Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. Some of his hobbies included: fishing, hunting, cooking, gardening and carpentry.
"Mrs. Claude Armstrong is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gloria Armstrong, his father Mr. J.W. Williams, Flagstaff, Arizona, his mother Mrs.Nancy Kinney, Seattle, WA. He leaves one son, PFC Tony Armstrong, U.S. Army, Fayetteville, NC; one daughter, Patricia Yvette Armstrong, Seattle, WA; one foster daughter Patricia Oaks, Seattle, WA; eight brothers: Jessie Williams, Melvin Williams, Phoenix, Arizona; Ernest Williams, Flagstaff, Arizona; Charles Armstrong, Fort Worth, TX; James Williams, James Armstrong, Gilbert Kinney, Richard Kinney, all of Seattle, WA; four sisters: Dorothy Armstrong, Valerie Kinney, Rachel Kinney, Verdie Kinney, all of Seattle, WA; and three grand-daughters. He leaves a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and many friends to mourn him."
Obituary from the Funeral program:
"Mr. Armstrong moved to Seattle, WA in 1949. He met and married Glorai Charles, December 17, 1958; from that union came one son, one daughter and one foster daughter.
"He was employed by the Burlington Northern Railroad (formerly Great Northern Railroad) for 31 years. He was a member of Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. Some of his hobbies included: fishing, hunting, cooking, gardening and carpentry.
"Mrs. Claude Armstrong is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gloria Armstrong, his father Mr. J.W. Williams, Flagstaff, Arizona, his mother Mrs.Nancy Kinney, Seattle, WA. He leaves one son, PFC Tony Armstrong, U.S. Army, Fayetteville, NC; one daughter, Patricia Yvette Armstrong, Seattle, WA; one foster daughter Patricia Oaks, Seattle, WA; eight brothers: Jessie Williams, Melvin Williams, Phoenix, Arizona; Ernest Williams, Flagstaff, Arizona; Charles Armstrong, Fort Worth, TX; James Williams, James Armstrong, Gilbert Kinney, Richard Kinney, all of Seattle, WA; four sisters: Dorothy Armstrong, Valerie Kinney, Rachel Kinney, Verdie Kinney, all of Seattle, WA; and three grand-daughters. He leaves a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and many friends to mourn him."
"Mr. Armstrong moved to Seattle, WA in 1949. He met and married Glorai Charles, December 17, 1958; from that union came one son, one daughter and one foster daughter.
"He was employed by the Burlington Northern Railroad (formerly Great Northern Railroad) for 31 years. He was a member of Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. Some of his hobbies included: fishing, hunting, cooking, gardening and carpentry.
"Mrs. Claude Armstrong is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gloria Armstrong, his father Mr. J.W. Williams, Flagstaff, Arizona, his mother Mrs.Nancy Kinney, Seattle, WA. He leaves one son, PFC Tony Armstrong, U.S. Army, Fayetteville, NC; one daughter, Patricia Yvette Armstrong, Seattle, WA; one foster daughter Patricia Oaks, Seattle, WA; eight brothers: Jessie Williams, Melvin Williams, Phoenix, Arizona; Ernest Williams, Flagstaff, Arizona; Charles Armstrong, Fort Worth, TX; James Williams, James Armstrong, Gilbert Kinney, Richard Kinney, all of Seattle, WA; four sisters: Dorothy Armstrong, Valerie Kinney, Rachel Kinney, Verdie Kinney, all of Seattle, WA; and three grand-daughters. He leaves a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and many friends to mourn him."
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