James H. Armstrong, age 80, died on February 15, 2020, in Luling, Louisiana. He is survived by his daughters, Catherine (Elmer) Broecker of Galloway, Ohio, and Gail (Pat) Hoyt of Luling, Louisiana; grandchildren, Catie (Jake) Broecker Cheek of Belmont North Carolina and James Hoyt of Luling; and brother Kenneth (Anne) Armstrong and special nephew Chris (Lourra) Armstrong and Cassie (Mark) Burgher and their families. He is preceded in death by his parents, James H. and Mildred Lorene Jones Armstrong, Sr., and in 2008 his wife, Janice Armstrong. James ‘Jay” Armstrong was born on February 13th, 1940 in Springfield, Tennessee, to parents Hilary and Lorene (Jones) Armstrong. He graduated from Georgetown College with a degree in zoology. Jay Armstrong was a loving father, a very proud grandfather and an excited soon-to-be great-grandfather. He married Janice Redding in 1960 and they had 48 happy years together in Georgetown, Napoleon and Lafayette. He enjoyed reading, stamp collecting and everything about fly-fishing. His family and friends will always remember him as being loving and loyal. His funeral is scheduled for Saturday, February 22, at 2 pm at Tucker, Yocum, and Wilson
James H. Armstrong, age 80, died on February 15, 2020, in Luling, Louisiana. He is survived by his daughters, Catherine (Elmer) Broecker of Galloway, Ohio, and Gail (Pat) Hoyt of Luling, Louisiana; grandchildren, Catie (Jake) Broecker Cheek of Belmont North Carolina and James Hoyt of Luling; and brother Kenneth (Anne) Armstrong and special nephew Chris (Lourra) Armstrong and Cassie (Mark) Burgher and their families. He is preceded in death by his parents, James H. and Mildred Lorene Jones Armstrong, Sr., and in 2008 his wife, Janice Armstrong. James ‘Jay” Armstrong was born on February 13th, 1940 in Springfield, Tennessee, to parents Hilary and Lorene (Jones) Armstrong. He graduated from Georgetown College with a degree in zoology. Jay Armstrong was a loving father, a very proud grandfather and an excited soon-to-be great-grandfather. He married Janice Redding in 1960 and they had 48 happy years together in Georgetown, Napoleon and Lafayette. He enjoyed reading, stamp collecting and everything about fly-fishing. His family and friends will always remember him as being loving and loyal. His funeral is scheduled for Saturday, February 22, at 2 pm at Tucker, Yocum, and Wilson
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