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Michael J. Armstrong
34 years old. Residence: New York, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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Your picture sits on a table in my living room. Your smile is luminous. I look at that photo every day and you are thought of and remembered with love, and always will be. Everyday.
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2011-09-12 ***
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10 years ago, I ordered a bracelet engraved with the name of one of the victims that died on 9/11. I wanted to wear it as a reminder to pray for their family and loved ones. When it came in the mail, the name, "Michael J. Armstrong- WTC" was the inscription. Ironically, my maiden name is Armstrong also. Every year since then I have prayed for his family and loved ones and will continue to remember all of them as each anniversary comes around. We will never forget. God bless all of you!
*** Posted by Diana King on 2011-09-11 ***
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Mike, I think of you often, but especially so as the anniversary of the World Trade Center atrocity approaches each year. I only knew you a short while, a couple of meetings, dinners and drinks together. But you always had time to catch up, find out how things were going and were just a great guy.
You are missed.
*** Posted by Jeff Jacques on 2011-09-11 ***
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we miss you
*** Posted by matt moran on 2011-09-11 ***
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My thoughts and prayers are with Michael’s family and friends. As the names were read this morning on the 10th anniversary of this tragic time in our lives I heard Michael’s name. We both share the same first and last names and later reading about Michael online I realized we were also about the same age. I know one day I will visit the memorial in N.Y.C. and I will seek out Michael’s name and say a prayer for him, his family, and all those who lost their lives on 911.
*** Posted by Michael H Armstrong on 2011-09-11 ***
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i miss you mike. all the times at st ignatius as kids. playing at canteen with moe running the gym. hanging out in neighborhood. a lifetime of memories no one can take away. god bess your family on this special weekend.i couldnt write enough words to express my feelings for you not being with us. everyone always liked you. I will miss you forever brother.
*** Posted by charlie cano on 2011-09-10 ***
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As the ten year mark approaches, I was recalling our school lobby which recorded the names of all the 9-11 victims. I took my class of 10 year olds to read the lists and that led into discussions of disrupted families and early deaths. My class contained children of diverse backgrounds, but each of them was moved to contribute. Some 10 year olds are wise souls.
I did not know you, Mike, but I am an Armstrong too, and as a teacher, I will not let September 11 pass without teaching my class about that day and how all lives have been changed since then.
*** Posted by Beverly Armstrong on 2011-09-01 ***
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god bless him and give him eternal rest.amen
*** Posted by martin OShea on 2011-07-15 ***
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Wow. Your family sure misses you. I am doing a mile for each of you, and I completed mile #82 in your memory. Rest in peace.
*** Posted by Michelle Morgan on 2010-10-06 ***
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Miss you, bro, every day!
*** Posted by William Golden on 2010-08-30 ***
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I just want to know that you did not suffer, that the Lord took you into His arms and you felt His peace. Your life and the way you lived is a testimony to others that may take this for granted. May we all live each day to the fullest, knowing that it may be our last.
*** Posted by J. Robinson on 2010-06-26 ***
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I knew Mike in elementary school at St Ignatius Loyola. He was my brother's good friend, and we enjoyed playing with him as kids. He called me "Lord's Sister." My second child, born in 1999, is doing a research paper on the tragedies of 9-11. It still remains unfathomable, and it's difficult to explain the magnitude of the day and all that we lost. My heart and prayers go out to all of the Armstrong family and to all who knew Mike. He was a great kid, and I am sure that he was also a great man.
*** Posted by Lord's Sister on 2010-05-24 ***
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I still can envision Mike bartending at Turtle Bay - always had a smile on his face and something nice to say to anyone he met....... such a tragedy that he is gone, and he will never be forgotten, my prayers and thoughts are with his family and friends on the anniversary of another 9/11......
*** Posted by Shannon Campbell on 2009-09-12 ***
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It is hard to describe the loss of a family member so integral to the whole. I remember holding Mike as an infant on his christening day, and I remember him just before his planned wedding. His love of life and all it had to offer and all the people who crossed his path made him an exceptional person, larger than the life most of us live. He will be remembered and will be an inspiration to us all. May God bless him, and may he rest in peace.
*** Posted by Mary on 2009-08-28 ***
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We all miss you dearly.
Today is 9/11/08.
It's been years since you passed away, and still nothing is the same.
*** Posted by Sierra on 2008-09-11 ***
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I didn't know Michael, and I won't pretend to understand your grief. I just need to share this story. My first trip to NYC was Christmas 2007. I went down to Ground Zero to pay my respects. Looking over the long list of victims, I paid special attention to anyone sharing my last name. There was one. I said a little prayer and then went about my day. Four days later, while resting in Central Park, I noticed the bench I was sitting on was dedicated in memory of Mike Armstrong--a victim of 9/11. I'm not one to believe in coincidence, really. I don't know what the Universe was trying to teach me--possibly to appreciate my family a little more--but I do know, after reading all your kind, generous, and loving words about Mr. Armstrong, that his memory and spirit are with you still. I'm so sorry for your loss.
*** Posted by M. Armstrong on 2008-01-06 ***
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God bless you, Mike. All of the Loyola family speaks of you often, as you know. I just read Loyola's latest magazine, and I was so happy to read that the first recipient of your scholarship fund has just graduated, and she is headed to Loyola, Maryland.
*** Posted by Caroline Smith on 2007-09-11 ***
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GOD BLESS YOU and your family. How soon we forget a terrorist act ... even one so horrid. I hope if you have any children, they grow up to know their dad did not die in vain.... You must be special since GOD chose to take you so soon.
*** Posted by Dr.Linda Dotson-Wooley on 2007-09-09 ***
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I feel very bad for all of those victims that were in 9-11. I send out all my blessings to the families that has lost a loved one.
*** Posted by latoya on 2007-04-18 ***
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My prayers and thoughts are with Mike's friends and family on this 5th year anniversary of 9/11. He was an amazing man that will never be forgotten!
*** Posted by Shannon Campbell on 2006-09-11 ***
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