Ronda Armstrong died at the age of 56, after a series of health issues, dying on her 23rd Wedding Anniversary. She had attended Schoolcraft Public Schools. She worked at Izzy for 20+ years, which was formerly Harter. She enjoyed Camping, Fishing, Horses, Snowmobiling, and Blue Grass Festivals. In her youth she attended 4-H Clubs and showed her two horses, Goldie and Comanche, at the Centerville Fair. She was preceded in death by her father Marvin G. Forsyth. She is survived by her husband of 23 years, Robert Armstrong, her mother Mildred (Forsyth) Brown, a daughter Lisa Meyers, a son Bob Armstrong Jr., Two Stepdaughters-April Muntain and Shasta Kunz, 7 grandchildren, a brother Randy Forsyth, and two sisters-Wanda Howlett and Cindy Chapman.
Ronda Armstrong died at the age of 56, after a series of health issues, dying on her 23rd Wedding Anniversary. She had attended Schoolcraft Public Schools. She worked at Izzy for 20+ years, which was formerly Harter. She enjoyed Camping, Fishing, Horses, Snowmobiling, and Blue Grass Festivals. In her youth she attended 4-H Clubs and showed her two horses, Goldie and Comanche, at the Centerville Fair. She was preceded in death by her father Marvin G. Forsyth. She is survived by her husband of 23 years, Robert Armstrong, her mother Mildred (Forsyth) Brown, a daughter Lisa Meyers, a son Bob Armstrong Jr., Two Stepdaughters-April Muntain and Shasta Kunz, 7 grandchildren, a brother Randy Forsyth, and two sisters-Wanda Howlett and Cindy Chapman.
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