Obituaries researched by Mike Bonner:
The Teague Chronicle
July 5, 2007
CHARLES EDGAR ARMSTRONG
Charles Edgar Armstrong, of Fairfield, Texas, passed away on Saturday, June 30,
2007. He was 64 years old.
Mr. Armstrong was born on October 5, 1942, in Slaton, Texas to Leonard and Letha
Mae Armstrong.
Funeral services for Mr. Armstrong were held on Tuesday, July 3, 2007, at Capps
Memorial Chapel in Fairfield, Texas. Reverend Ed Ridge conducted the service
and burial was at Stewarts Mill Cemetery in Fairfield.
He is survived by his daughters Stephanie Minze and husband Eric of Streetman,
Donna Day and husband John of Fairfield and Charlsie Riley of Vernon, Texas.
His brothers Delbert Armstrong and wife Judy of Oakwood and Jack Platt and wife
Dorothy of Mesquite, his sisters Maxine Dommert of Fairfield and Ola Mae Massey
of Buffalo, his grandchildren Chassey Hayes, Tiffany Graham, Justin
Zwierzchowski all of Fairfield, Jacob Day of Gatesville, James Minze of
Streetman, Joshua Bartley of Quanah, Alyssa Riley, Ayden Garza both from Vernon,
Texas also survive Mr. Armstrong.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his daughter Melissa Armstrong and
brothers Henry Armstrong and James Armstrong.
Pallbearers for Mr. Armstrong were Wayne Armstrong, Joey Latham, Sam Beene,
Dale Granberry, Ricky Granberry and Charles J. Armstrong.
Honorary pallbearers were Marcus Pfeifer, Bubba Casey, Burnis Shed, Eddie
Tarrant, Wallace Neal Moore and Don Welch.
Capps Memorial Chapel of Fairfield was in charge of the arrangements.
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Fairfield Recorder
July 06, 2007
Charles Edgar Armstrong
Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 3 in Fairfield for Charles Edgar
Armstrong, 64, of Fairfield who died Saturday, June 30.
Mr. Armstrong was born October 5, 1942 in Slaton, Texas to Leonard and Letha
Mae Armstrong. He was a lifelong rancher, and heavy equipment operator who
worked for Freestone County and D&W Oilfield Construction.
Services were conducted at 10 a.m. at Capps Memorial Chapel, with Rev. Ed
Ridge officiating.
Burial was at Stewards Mill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Wayne Armstrong, Joey
Latham, Sam Beene, Dale Granberry, Ricky Granberry and Charles J. Armstrong.
Honorary pallbearers were Marcus Pfeifer, Bubba Casey, Burnis Shed, Eddie
Tarrant, Wallace Neal Moore and Don Welch.
Mr. Armstrong is survived by his daughters, Stephanie Minze and husband Eric
of Streetman, Donna Day and husband John of Fairfield and Charlsie Riley of
Vernon; brothers Delbert Armstrong and wife Judy of Oakwood and Jack Platt and
wife Dorothy of Mesquite; sisters Maxine Dommert of Fairfield and Ola Mae Massey
of Buffalo; Grandchildren Chassey Hayes, and Justin Zwierzchowski, all of
Fairfield; Jacob Day of Gatesville; Tiffany Graham and James Minze of Streetman;
Joshua Bartley of Quanah; and Allyssa Riley and Ayden Garza of Vernon.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a daughter, Melissa Armstrong; and
brothers Henry Armstrong and James Armstrong.
He was preceded in death by special friend Avis Eisen.
Arrangements were made by Capps Memorial Chapel.
The Teague Chronicle
July 5, 2007
CHARLES EDGAR ARMSTRONG
Charles Edgar Armstrong, of Fairfield, Texas, passed away on Saturday, June 30,
2007. He was 64 years old.
Mr. Armstrong was born on October 5, 1942, in Slaton, Texas to Leonard and Letha
Mae Armstrong.
Funeral services for Mr. Armstrong were held on Tuesday, July 3, 2007, at Capps
Memorial Chapel in Fairfield, Texas. Reverend Ed Ridge conducted the service
and burial was at Stewarts Mill Cemetery in Fairfield.
He is survived by his daughters Stephanie Minze and husband Eric of Streetman,
Donna Day and husband John of Fairfield and Charlsie Riley of Vernon, Texas.
His brothers Delbert Armstrong and wife Judy of Oakwood and Jack Platt and wife
Dorothy of Mesquite, his sisters Maxine Dommert of Fairfield and Ola Mae Massey
of Buffalo, his grandchildren Chassey Hayes, Tiffany Graham, Justin
Zwierzchowski all of Fairfield, Jacob Day of Gatesville, James Minze of
Streetman, Joshua Bartley of Quanah, Alyssa Riley, Ayden Garza both from Vernon,
Texas also survive Mr. Armstrong.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his daughter Melissa Armstrong and
brothers Henry Armstrong and James Armstrong.
Pallbearers for Mr. Armstrong were Wayne Armstrong, Joey Latham, Sam Beene,
Dale Granberry, Ricky Granberry and Charles J. Armstrong.
Honorary pallbearers were Marcus Pfeifer, Bubba Casey, Burnis Shed, Eddie
Tarrant, Wallace Neal Moore and Don Welch.
Capps Memorial Chapel of Fairfield was in charge of the arrangements.
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Fairfield Recorder
July 06, 2007
Charles Edgar Armstrong
Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 3 in Fairfield for Charles Edgar
Armstrong, 64, of Fairfield who died Saturday, June 30.
Mr. Armstrong was born October 5, 1942 in Slaton, Texas to Leonard and Letha
Mae Armstrong. He was a lifelong rancher, and heavy equipment operator who
worked for Freestone County and D&W Oilfield Construction.
Services were conducted at 10 a.m. at Capps Memorial Chapel, with Rev. Ed
Ridge officiating.
Burial was at Stewards Mill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Wayne Armstrong, Joey
Latham, Sam Beene, Dale Granberry, Ricky Granberry and Charles J. Armstrong.
Honorary pallbearers were Marcus Pfeifer, Bubba Casey, Burnis Shed, Eddie
Tarrant, Wallace Neal Moore and Don Welch.
Mr. Armstrong is survived by his daughters, Stephanie Minze and husband Eric
of Streetman, Donna Day and husband John of Fairfield and Charlsie Riley of
Vernon; brothers Delbert Armstrong and wife Judy of Oakwood and Jack Platt and
wife Dorothy of Mesquite; sisters Maxine Dommert of Fairfield and Ola Mae Massey
of Buffalo; Grandchildren Chassey Hayes, and Justin Zwierzchowski, all of
Fairfield; Jacob Day of Gatesville; Tiffany Graham and James Minze of Streetman;
Joshua Bartley of Quanah; and Allyssa Riley and Ayden Garza of Vernon.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a daughter, Melissa Armstrong; and
brothers Henry Armstrong and James Armstrong.
He was preceded in death by special friend Avis Eisen.
Arrangements were made by Capps Memorial Chapel.
Obituaries researched by Mike Bonner:
The Teague Chronicle
July 5, 2007
CHARLES EDGAR ARMSTRONG
Charles Edgar Armstrong, of Fairfield, Texas, passed away on Saturday, June 30,
2007. He was 64 years old.
Mr. Armstrong was born on October 5, 1942, in Slaton, Texas to Leonard and Letha
Mae Armstrong.
Funeral services for Mr. Armstrong were held on Tuesday, July 3, 2007, at Capps
Memorial Chapel in Fairfield, Texas. Reverend Ed Ridge conducted the service
and burial was at Stewarts Mill Cemetery in Fairfield.
He is survived by his daughters Stephanie Minze and husband Eric of Streetman,
Donna Day and husband John of Fairfield and Charlsie Riley of Vernon, Texas.
His brothers Delbert Armstrong and wife Judy of Oakwood and Jack Platt and wife
Dorothy of Mesquite, his sisters Maxine Dommert of Fairfield and Ola Mae Massey
of Buffalo, his grandchildren Chassey Hayes, Tiffany Graham, Justin
Zwierzchowski all of Fairfield, Jacob Day of Gatesville, James Minze of
Streetman, Joshua Bartley of Quanah, Alyssa Riley, Ayden Garza both from Vernon,
Texas also survive Mr. Armstrong.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his daughter Melissa Armstrong and
brothers Henry Armstrong and James Armstrong.
Pallbearers for Mr. Armstrong were Wayne Armstrong, Joey Latham, Sam Beene,
Dale Granberry, Ricky Granberry and Charles J. Armstrong.
Honorary pallbearers were Marcus Pfeifer, Bubba Casey, Burnis Shed, Eddie
Tarrant, Wallace Neal Moore and Don Welch.
Capps Memorial Chapel of Fairfield was in charge of the arrangements.
============================
Fairfield Recorder
July 06, 2007
Charles Edgar Armstrong
Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 3 in Fairfield for Charles Edgar
Armstrong, 64, of Fairfield who died Saturday, June 30.
Mr. Armstrong was born October 5, 1942 in Slaton, Texas to Leonard and Letha
Mae Armstrong. He was a lifelong rancher, and heavy equipment operator who
worked for Freestone County and D&W Oilfield Construction.
Services were conducted at 10 a.m. at Capps Memorial Chapel, with Rev. Ed
Ridge officiating.
Burial was at Stewards Mill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Wayne Armstrong, Joey
Latham, Sam Beene, Dale Granberry, Ricky Granberry and Charles J. Armstrong.
Honorary pallbearers were Marcus Pfeifer, Bubba Casey, Burnis Shed, Eddie
Tarrant, Wallace Neal Moore and Don Welch.
Mr. Armstrong is survived by his daughters, Stephanie Minze and husband Eric
of Streetman, Donna Day and husband John of Fairfield and Charlsie Riley of
Vernon; brothers Delbert Armstrong and wife Judy of Oakwood and Jack Platt and
wife Dorothy of Mesquite; sisters Maxine Dommert of Fairfield and Ola Mae Massey
of Buffalo; Grandchildren Chassey Hayes, and Justin Zwierzchowski, all of
Fairfield; Jacob Day of Gatesville; Tiffany Graham and James Minze of Streetman;
Joshua Bartley of Quanah; and Allyssa Riley and Ayden Garza of Vernon.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a daughter, Melissa Armstrong; and
brothers Henry Armstrong and James Armstrong.
He was preceded in death by special friend Avis Eisen.
Arrangements were made by Capps Memorial Chapel.
The Teague Chronicle
July 5, 2007
CHARLES EDGAR ARMSTRONG
Charles Edgar Armstrong, of Fairfield, Texas, passed away on Saturday, June 30,
2007. He was 64 years old.
Mr. Armstrong was born on October 5, 1942, in Slaton, Texas to Leonard and Letha
Mae Armstrong.
Funeral services for Mr. Armstrong were held on Tuesday, July 3, 2007, at Capps
Memorial Chapel in Fairfield, Texas. Reverend Ed Ridge conducted the service
and burial was at Stewarts Mill Cemetery in Fairfield.
He is survived by his daughters Stephanie Minze and husband Eric of Streetman,
Donna Day and husband John of Fairfield and Charlsie Riley of Vernon, Texas.
His brothers Delbert Armstrong and wife Judy of Oakwood and Jack Platt and wife
Dorothy of Mesquite, his sisters Maxine Dommert of Fairfield and Ola Mae Massey
of Buffalo, his grandchildren Chassey Hayes, Tiffany Graham, Justin
Zwierzchowski all of Fairfield, Jacob Day of Gatesville, James Minze of
Streetman, Joshua Bartley of Quanah, Alyssa Riley, Ayden Garza both from Vernon,
Texas also survive Mr. Armstrong.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his daughter Melissa Armstrong and
brothers Henry Armstrong and James Armstrong.
Pallbearers for Mr. Armstrong were Wayne Armstrong, Joey Latham, Sam Beene,
Dale Granberry, Ricky Granberry and Charles J. Armstrong.
Honorary pallbearers were Marcus Pfeifer, Bubba Casey, Burnis Shed, Eddie
Tarrant, Wallace Neal Moore and Don Welch.
Capps Memorial Chapel of Fairfield was in charge of the arrangements.
============================
Fairfield Recorder
July 06, 2007
Charles Edgar Armstrong
Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 3 in Fairfield for Charles Edgar
Armstrong, 64, of Fairfield who died Saturday, June 30.
Mr. Armstrong was born October 5, 1942 in Slaton, Texas to Leonard and Letha
Mae Armstrong. He was a lifelong rancher, and heavy equipment operator who
worked for Freestone County and D&W Oilfield Construction.
Services were conducted at 10 a.m. at Capps Memorial Chapel, with Rev. Ed
Ridge officiating.
Burial was at Stewards Mill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Wayne Armstrong, Joey
Latham, Sam Beene, Dale Granberry, Ricky Granberry and Charles J. Armstrong.
Honorary pallbearers were Marcus Pfeifer, Bubba Casey, Burnis Shed, Eddie
Tarrant, Wallace Neal Moore and Don Welch.
Mr. Armstrong is survived by his daughters, Stephanie Minze and husband Eric
of Streetman, Donna Day and husband John of Fairfield and Charlsie Riley of
Vernon; brothers Delbert Armstrong and wife Judy of Oakwood and Jack Platt and
wife Dorothy of Mesquite; sisters Maxine Dommert of Fairfield and Ola Mae Massey
of Buffalo; Grandchildren Chassey Hayes, and Justin Zwierzchowski, all of
Fairfield; Jacob Day of Gatesville; Tiffany Graham and James Minze of Streetman;
Joshua Bartley of Quanah; and Allyssa Riley and Ayden Garza of Vernon.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a daughter, Melissa Armstrong; and
brothers Henry Armstrong and James Armstrong.
He was preceded in death by special friend Avis Eisen.
Arrangements were made by Capps Memorial Chapel.
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