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Obituary of Christopher John Lindsay Armstrong
Christopher John Lindsay Armstrong
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I have recently changed my address to a small box under a tree in Parkview Cemetery. There is a little sign that says “Come, sit under this tree and talk to me”. What I did or did not accomplish is of no consequence but if I elicited a smile or chuckle or performed some kindness or helpful act then I would say my time was well spent. Some may be sad that I have moved but I am not far away. As the sign says, “Come talk to me”. You could also send me an email, if you wish, to chrisatheavensgate@ The angels will pass it along! ~ Chris Our beloved and wonderful Dad/G’pa/friend, Chris Armstrong, died peacefully on December 30th, @ pm., surrounded by loved ones, just prior to his 86th birthday, defying the odds, by decades, of his many health ailments. He is survived by the four children and grandchildren he loved so much: Diane [son, Austin]; Cynthia (&David) [Stephanie (&
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Wilfried Zaha
Ivorian footballer (born )
Dazet Wilfried Armel Zaha (born 10 November ) is a professional footballer who plays as a winger for Major League Soccer club Charlotte FC, on loan from Süper Lig club Galatasaray, and the Ivory Coast national team.
A product of Crystal Palace's youth academy, Zaha made his senior debut for the Championship side in He scored 18 goals in appearances in just over three seasons with the club, and was instrumental in their promotion to the Premier League in He subsequently joined Manchester United for £10 million, becoming Sir Alex Ferguson's last signing for the club, and won the Community Shield on his debut.
Having made just four appearances in his only season in Manchester and endured a brief loan spell at Cardiff City, Zaha returned to Crystal Palace in He went on to score 72 goals in appearances for the club over the next nine seasons, becoming the club's tenth-highest all-time goalscorer, and their highest ever goalscorer in the
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Wilfrid Roberts
British politician
Wilfrid Hubert Wace Roberts (28 August – 26 May ) was a radical BritishLiberal Party politician who later joined the Labour Party.
Personal life
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A farmer, Roberts in and broadcast two series of talks, Living in Cumberland, on the BBC Home Service.[5][6] He commissioned Leslie Martin to work on Banks House, nära Brampton, Cumberland, in [7] From September A. J. Ayer was a lodger in his flat nära the House of Commons. Ayer had not previously known robert, and described him as "very tall, unmistakably English, quiet, with an undercurrent of strong feelin