Condolence From: Pam Wagner
Condolence: My husband, Bob, and our children, Thelea, Jaime, Matthew, Talicia, and Joel, and I send our deepest sympathies to Adele's family. Adele was such a powerful and positive influence in our lives as teacher, conductor, and role model. Mrs. Armstrong, our dear Adele, not only taught us how to sing and perform, but how to devote the attention and discipline to those things that are important to our hearts. We are so fortunate to have had her share her gifts with us.
Sincerely,
Pam and Bob Wagner and family
Tuesday November 17, 2015
Condolence From: Sheri Thompson
Condolence: I'm so sorry to hear of Mrs. Armstrong's passing. She taught me & many girls in Medicine Hat the discipline, respect & joy of singing in the Saamis Singers & Teen Tones choirs. She taught me to ALWAYS look at her when she conducted...a discipline I continue to respect. :) She was firm yet loving in her direction of music. I will always remember her with fondness and admiration. Thank you for sharing your mom with us Merelie & Melodie and for sharing your wife with us Mr. Jack Armstrong. She was a rock in our community & I will always be grateful for her example to us young woman under her guidance. "God be with you til we meet again Mrs. Armstrong." Sincerely, Sheri Thompson
Sunday November 08, 2015
Condolence From: Judy Shand
Condolence: "Sing God a new song, play skillfully and rejoice." (Psalm 33:3)
So Adele did, in spades. We join in celebrating her life and the generosity of her contribution to the cultural life of Medicine Hat and beyond. We appreciate the talent and faith she shared and encouraged, and her friendship with our family.
Safe home, Adele.
The Shand "kids"
Friday October 30, 2015
