Edith "Lenore" Armstong

In Loving memory of Edith Lenore Armstrong January 2, 1931 – November 20,2024
Lenore passed away peacefully at the age of 93 after a long and happy life filled with family and
friends.

Lenore is predeceased by her husband Charles, her sister Margaret (Ron) Sclater and two brothers
Nelson (Allison) Armstrong and Carl Armstrong. She is survived by her sister-in-law Donna
Armstrong Volpe.

She will be deeply missed by her daughters Jennifer (Peter) MacGregor, Caroline (Glen) Smith and
Nancy (late John) Olvey. Cherished grandmother to Taylor (Brad), Regan (Brett), Benjamin (Nicole),
Allison (Ty), Charlie, Heather, Hunter and Hayden. Loving great grandmother to 6 great grandsons,
John, George, Andrew, Charlie, Walker and Leo.

Lenore was born in Snelgrove in a mud house on Highway 10. The family eventually moved across
the road and lived there until she married Charles in 1960. She then moved down the road to Green
Gables farm on Highway 10 and remained there until 2018 when she moved to Venvi Greenway in
Brampton. Although it appeared she had a reluctance to leave the highway she did enjoy travelling
with family and attending racetracks and horse shows with Charles and the girls. In later years there
were special trips to the racetrack with her sister to make donations to the slot machines. Many
days were spent at the farm with friends and family of all ages. Most will never forget being called in
for lunch for her specialty cheese whiz on a bun, tomatoes optional or her love of a funny obituary.
One of her favorites included this joke. “A husband leaves his money in the attic… His wife gets
curious one day and asks why he leaves his money in the attic. The husband replies, ‘so I can use it
to pay rent in heaven.’ A few years later the husband dies, and the wife goes upstairs to see if the
money is gone, and sure enough the money is where he left it. The wife says to herself, ‘I knew he
should have put it in the basement.’”

The family would like to thank the staff at Greenway and the residents that welcomed her so
openly. She truly enjoyed her time with them. Donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Society or
to the Canadian Cancer Society.
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