Dale Armstrong was born in Chicago on April 17, 1926. He graduated from Ohio University in 1949. He moved to Colorado Spring, Colorado where he meant his wife Doris Jean Stone. They were married in 1950. He accepted a position as a research engineer at Los Alamos National Laboratory in Los Alamos, New Mexico. He worked on non weapons projects and geothermal energy. He was an artist and created several Southwestern oil paintings on Navajo and Hopi Indians and the Southwestern landscape. He was a member of the Art League Seminars in Santa Fe. His art was shown at several of their shows. His paintings were shown at the New Mexico State Fair, where two paintings won blue ribbons. His art also expressed itself through woodwork sculpture. He carved life like images of people and animals. He was a Cub Scout Troop Leader and was active at Saint John's United Methodist Church in Santa Fe. A memorial was held at Saint John's United Methodist Church on September 27, 1999. He is survived by his son David of La Mesa California, sisters Anne Martin of Colorado Springs, Colorado and Jean Wade of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Dale Armstrong was born in Chicago on April 17, 1926. He graduated from Ohio University in 1949. He moved to Colorado Spring, Colorado where he meant his wife Doris Jean Stone. They were married in 1950. He accepted a position as a research engineer at Los Alamos National Laboratory in Los Alamos, New Mexico. He worked on non weapons projects and geothermal energy. He was an artist and created several Southwestern oil paintings on Navajo and Hopi Indians and the Southwestern landscape. He was a member of the Art League Seminars in Santa Fe. His art was shown at several of their shows. His paintings were shown at the New Mexico State Fair, where two paintings won blue ribbons. His art also expressed itself through woodwork sculpture. He carved life like images of people and animals. He was a Cub Scout Troop Leader and was active at Saint John's United Methodist Church in Santa Fe. A memorial was held at Saint John's United Methodist Church on September 27, 1999. He is survived by his son David of La Mesa California, sisters Anne Martin of Colorado Springs, Colorado and Jean Wade of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
