
Jeanette Armstrong
October 22, 1956 - April 25, 2021
Obituary
Jeanette Deloris Armstrong passed away unexpectedly on April 25, 2021 at the age of 64. She was born October 22, 1956 in La Chapelle-Saint- Mesmin, France to Ianthe and Ernest Barrow. Upon graduation from Charles W. Woodward High School in Rockville, MD, Jeanette attended college for two years in the Washington DC area before moving to Houston, TX with her parents. While working as a dental hygienist, she decided to change careers. Jeanette obtained her paralegal degree working as a paralegal and legal librarian in the Houston area. After moving to Billings, she was employed by Ortho Montana working in medical records in sports medicine until her retirement December 31, 2018. She was also an Arbonne consultant. In 2000, Jeanette and Arthur A. Armstrong, Jr. were married on a cold snowy December evening in Laurel, MT. They resided in Billings. They especially enjoyed traveling to Hawaii, Florida, and the Flathead Lake/Lakeside area. Jeanette enjoyed listening to smooth jazz, Motown, and modern country music. Jeanette was a very active member of Word of Life Fellowship where she was one of the women's bible study team. Her beautiful smile and warm personality greeted Sunday worshippers as they entered the church. She was an avid fan of the Houston Astros, Texans, and University of Texas Longhorns and closely followed NASCAR. Her favorite driver was Dale Earnhardt. During the college football season the TV came on at 9:00 am and never went off until the last broadcast west coast game was over. Also, the same could be said for NFL and NASCAR. She enjoyed playing fantasy football. In addition, she enjoyed traveling and loved sports cars. Jeanette loved to cook. Four years ago Art purchased their first Traeger pellet grill. Jeanette mastered the technique of barbecuing and grilling on the Treager. There was nothing she wouldn't attempt to master or cook, specializing in brisket, pulled pork, smoked turkey for Thanksgiving, leg of lamb for Easter, and the list could go on. People that knew her knew of her grilling skills. She was a natural at anything she attempted to do. Jeanette enjoyed personalizing their home which included their specific likes and interests. Together, she and Art were very dedicated to and enjoyed working out together four to five days a week at Yellowstone Fitness which kept them fit. She is survived by her devoted husband, Arthur A. Armstrong, Jr., mother Ianthe Barrow, father Ernest (Pat) Barrow, brothers Douglas (Ginger) Barrow, David (Betty) Barrow, sister Gracie Barrow, nephews Andrew (Paula) Barrow, Ryan Barrow, Jess Barrow, and niece Kellie Barrow. Cremation has taken place and a celebration of Jeanette's life will be held June 2, 2021 at 2:00 pm at Word of Life Fellowship, 1737 King Ave. W, Billings. In remembrance of Jeanette, the family asks that any donations be made to Disabled American Veterans, American Cancer Society or Word of Life Fellowship.
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Barb m Christison
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I was so very Blessed to call you Friend & Bible study leader ! Miss you Beautiful Friend
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Rosemary Quinley
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Jeanette was one of the most beautiful women I have been privileged to know. She was beautiful inside and out. We enjoyed road trips together to trade shows with our Arbonne businesses,and spent many hours together.I was really looking forward to Art and Jeanette making their next trip to Florida so I could see them again. I will never forget her.
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Sally Huffard
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I was so honored to have Jeanette as my friend. She was so loving and Kind. Miss you so much, see you on the other side, my dear sister in Christ.
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Russ Fagg
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I absolutely loved seeing Jeanette and Art every Sunday morning when they greeted us at church. A wonderful smile, hug, and good morning was a great start to my Sunday. Will soooo miss Jeanette. Our loss is heavens gain. Thinking of you especially Art. Love in Jesus.
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Darla Huebner
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Art I was so saddened and shocked to hear of Jeanette’s passing. She was fun to work with and so full of life! Always enjoyed running into you two! Gods Peace be with you and her family now and in the days ahead!
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Gail Dees
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My friend of 30+ years was stunningly beautiful inside and out. We shared great trips as Arbonne consultants. I’ve never known anyone who could pack so light! We also did Norwex and Isagenix together. I will miss our lunches and laughs and just looking at her beautiful face and flawless makeup! Jeanette was one of the classiest woman I have ever met. She had a presence about her like no other. No more cold winters for you my friend, just love and light🌅. Gail Dees