Brittany Nicole Armstrong, 10, of 2316 Monroe Street and 908 Albemarle Ave., passed away Sunday, March 7, 2004 as a result of an automobile accident in Greenville, Tennessee. She was born September 18, 1993 in Waynesboro the daughter of Edward Dean Armstrong, III and Susan Smith Armstrong.
Brittany attended First Baptist Church and was a Fourth Grade Student at Berkeley Glenn Elementary. She loved to dance, play dress up, and use make up.
Taken tragically in the accident was her father, Edward Dean Armstrong, III, her step-mother Melissa Carlson Armstrong and her brother, Edward Dean Armstrong, IV.
Survivors include her mother, Susan Smith Armstrong of Waynesboro and her special friend, Bryan Gray; her paternal grandmother, Kathy Chesney of Waynesboro; her paternal grandfather, Edward Dean Armstrong, Jr. of Knoxville; her maternal grandparents, Jim and Nancy Stott of Staunton; her maternal grandfather, O.T. Smith and his wife Linda of Lynchburg; her maternal great-grandfather, J.S. Bosserman of Staunton and a number of aunts and uncles.
A service will be held 11:00 AM Thursday, March 11, 2004 at the Waynesboro Chapel of Reynolds Funeral Service by the Rev. Larry Nolff and Andy Fletcher. Burial will follow in Riverview Cemetery. The family will receive friends 6-8 PM Wednesday, March 10, 2004 at Reynolds Funeral Service of Waynesboro.
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Suggested edit: "On March 7, my sister (Melissa Carlson Armstrong) and her whole family were killed by a tractor-trailer, while innocently sitting in traffic,"
Edgett's sister, Melissa Renee Carlson Armstrong, 26, died on Sunday afternoon, March 7, along with her husband, Edward Dean "Eddie" Armstrong III, 32, and his two children from a previous marriage: Brittany Nicole Armstrong, 10, and Edward Dean Armstrong IV, 6.
The four family members were killed when their car was struck from behind and crushed by a northbound tractor-trailer as the vehicles encountered traffic stopped in both northbound lanes of Interstate 81 near Baileyton, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
The family had been returning to their home in Waynesboro, Va., from a visit in Knoxville with Edward Dean "Eddie" Armstrong's family when the rear-end collision occurred.
Emergency & Rescue Squad volunteers and Greene County-Greeneville EMS personnel struggled to reach the victims trapped inside the crushed remains of a small Saturn sedan that was smashed against and beneath the rear of a tractor-trailer.
A second tractor-trailer, which bore heavy damage to the front of its tractor unit, rested against the side of the tractor-trailer rig that had the Saturn sedan smashed against the rear of its trailer.
"This tragic accident took them from us, just one month before my daughter was born. All the families involved have been affected in a way that we will never get over.
Contributor: D. L. (Travis)(Corbett)(Maston)Black
Brittany attended First Baptist Church and was a Fourth Grade Student at Berkeley Glenn Elementary. She loved to dance, play dress up, and use make up.
Taken tragically in the accident was her father, Edward Dean Armstrong, III, her step-mother Melissa Carlson Armstrong and her brother, Edward Dean Armstrong, IV.
Survivors include her mother, Susan Smith Armstrong of Waynesboro and her special friend, Bryan Gray; her paternal grandmother, Kathy Chesney of Waynesboro; her paternal grandfather, Edward Dean Armstrong, Jr. of Knoxville; her maternal grandparents, Jim and Nancy Stott of Staunton; her maternal grandfather, O.T. Smith and his wife Linda of Lynchburg; her maternal great-grandfather, J.S. Bosserman of Staunton and a number of aunts and uncles.
A service will be held 11:00 AM Thursday, March 11, 2004 at the Waynesboro Chapel of Reynolds Funeral Service by the Rev. Larry Nolff and Andy Fletcher. Burial will follow in Riverview Cemetery. The family will receive friends 6-8 PM Wednesday, March 10, 2004 at Reynolds Funeral Service of Waynesboro.
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Suggested edit: "On March 7, my sister (Melissa Carlson Armstrong) and her whole family were killed by a tractor-trailer, while innocently sitting in traffic,"
Edgett's sister, Melissa Renee Carlson Armstrong, 26, died on Sunday afternoon, March 7, along with her husband, Edward Dean "Eddie" Armstrong III, 32, and his two children from a previous marriage: Brittany Nicole Armstrong, 10, and Edward Dean Armstrong IV, 6.
The four family members were killed when their car was struck from behind and crushed by a northbound tractor-trailer as the vehicles encountered traffic stopped in both northbound lanes of Interstate 81 near Baileyton, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
The family had been returning to their home in Waynesboro, Va., from a visit in Knoxville with Edward Dean "Eddie" Armstrong's family when the rear-end collision occurred.
Emergency & Rescue Squad volunteers and Greene County-Greeneville EMS personnel struggled to reach the victims trapped inside the crushed remains of a small Saturn sedan that was smashed against and beneath the rear of a tractor-trailer.
A second tractor-trailer, which bore heavy damage to the front of its tractor unit, rested against the side of the tractor-trailer rig that had the Saturn sedan smashed against the rear of its trailer.
"This tragic accident took them from us, just one month before my daughter was born. All the families involved have been affected in a way that we will never get over.
Contributor: D. L. (Travis)(Corbett)(Maston)Black
Brittany Nicole Armstrong, 10, of 2316 Monroe Street and 908 Albemarle Ave., passed away Sunday, March 7, 2004 as a result of an automobile accident in Greenville, Tennessee. She was born September 18, 1993 in Waynesboro the daughter of Edward Dean Armstrong, III and Susan Smith Armstrong.
Brittany attended First Baptist Church and was a Fourth Grade Student at Berkeley Glenn Elementary. She loved to dance, play dress up, and use make up.
Taken tragically in the accident was her father, Edward Dean Armstrong, III, her step-mother Melissa Carlson Armstrong and her brother, Edward Dean Armstrong, IV.
Survivors include her mother, Susan Smith Armstrong of Waynesboro and her special friend, Bryan Gray; her paternal grandmother, Kathy Chesney of Waynesboro; her paternal grandfather, Edward Dean Armstrong, Jr. of Knoxville; her maternal grandparents, Jim and Nancy Stott of Staunton; her maternal grandfather, O.T. Smith and his wife Linda of Lynchburg; her maternal great-grandfather, J.S. Bosserman of Staunton and a number of aunts and uncles.
A service will be held 11:00 AM Thursday, March 11, 2004 at the Waynesboro Chapel of Reynolds Funeral Service by the Rev. Larry Nolff and Andy Fletcher. Burial will follow in Riverview Cemetery. The family will receive friends 6-8 PM Wednesday, March 10, 2004 at Reynolds Funeral Service of Waynesboro.
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Suggested edit: "On March 7, my sister (Melissa Carlson Armstrong) and her whole family were killed by a tractor-trailer, while innocently sitting in traffic,"
Edgett's sister, Melissa Renee Carlson Armstrong, 26, died on Sunday afternoon, March 7, along with her husband, Edward Dean "Eddie" Armstrong III, 32, and his two children from a previous marriage: Brittany Nicole Armstrong, 10, and Edward Dean Armstrong IV, 6.
The four family members were killed when their car was struck from behind and crushed by a northbound tractor-trailer as the vehicles encountered traffic stopped in both northbound lanes of Interstate 81 near Baileyton, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
The family had been returning to their home in Waynesboro, Va., from a visit in Knoxville with Edward Dean "Eddie" Armstrong's family when the rear-end collision occurred.
Emergency & Rescue Squad volunteers and Greene County-Greeneville EMS personnel struggled to reach the victims trapped inside the crushed remains of a small Saturn sedan that was smashed against and beneath the rear of a tractor-trailer.
A second tractor-trailer, which bore heavy damage to the front of its tractor unit, rested against the side of the tractor-trailer rig that had the Saturn sedan smashed against the rear of its trailer.
"This tragic accident took them from us, just one month before my daughter was born. All the families involved have been affected in a way that we will never get over.
Contributor: D. L. (Travis)(Corbett)(Maston)Black
Brittany attended First Baptist Church and was a Fourth Grade Student at Berkeley Glenn Elementary. She loved to dance, play dress up, and use make up.
Taken tragically in the accident was her father, Edward Dean Armstrong, III, her step-mother Melissa Carlson Armstrong and her brother, Edward Dean Armstrong, IV.
Survivors include her mother, Susan Smith Armstrong of Waynesboro and her special friend, Bryan Gray; her paternal grandmother, Kathy Chesney of Waynesboro; her paternal grandfather, Edward Dean Armstrong, Jr. of Knoxville; her maternal grandparents, Jim and Nancy Stott of Staunton; her maternal grandfather, O.T. Smith and his wife Linda of Lynchburg; her maternal great-grandfather, J.S. Bosserman of Staunton and a number of aunts and uncles.
A service will be held 11:00 AM Thursday, March 11, 2004 at the Waynesboro Chapel of Reynolds Funeral Service by the Rev. Larry Nolff and Andy Fletcher. Burial will follow in Riverview Cemetery. The family will receive friends 6-8 PM Wednesday, March 10, 2004 at Reynolds Funeral Service of Waynesboro.
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Suggested edit: "On March 7, my sister (Melissa Carlson Armstrong) and her whole family were killed by a tractor-trailer, while innocently sitting in traffic,"
Edgett's sister, Melissa Renee Carlson Armstrong, 26, died on Sunday afternoon, March 7, along with her husband, Edward Dean "Eddie" Armstrong III, 32, and his two children from a previous marriage: Brittany Nicole Armstrong, 10, and Edward Dean Armstrong IV, 6.
The four family members were killed when their car was struck from behind and crushed by a northbound tractor-trailer as the vehicles encountered traffic stopped in both northbound lanes of Interstate 81 near Baileyton, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
The family had been returning to their home in Waynesboro, Va., from a visit in Knoxville with Edward Dean "Eddie" Armstrong's family when the rear-end collision occurred.
Emergency & Rescue Squad volunteers and Greene County-Greeneville EMS personnel struggled to reach the victims trapped inside the crushed remains of a small Saturn sedan that was smashed against and beneath the rear of a tractor-trailer.
A second tractor-trailer, which bore heavy damage to the front of its tractor unit, rested against the side of the tractor-trailer rig that had the Saturn sedan smashed against the rear of its trailer.
"This tragic accident took them from us, just one month before my daughter was born. All the families involved have been affected in a way that we will never get over.
Contributor: D. L. (Travis)(Corbett)(Maston)Black
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