Kenmon Stephen Eugene "John Boy" Armstrong

Kenmon Stephen Eugene "John Boy" Armstrong Age 16 Years of 
#05 Lawson Street off Soldier Road, completed his walk of life at his residence on Monday, April 13, 2009.

Kenmon was born on Monday, October 19, 1992 at Nassau, New Providence, 
the Bahamas he was the third child and the only son. At the age of two 
Kenmon attended sister Bullard's Pre School Kid E Academy and was loved 
by his teachers Shawn Wilson and Wendy Thompson.

At the age of five years he started his primary education at Palmdale Primary School 
where he a school prefect, obtained excellent grades and received many certificates 
for honor roll, both principal and vice principal list, from grade 1 through completion of primary school.  
He was also a finalist in the school spelling bee competition in 2001. 
After primary school Kenmon went on to attend L. W. Young Junior High School a
nd then Doris Johnson Senior High School, and was presently in the 11th grade, 
where he recently was a finalist in the school's First-Inter House spelling bee 
competition 2009 and obtained a certificate for participation.

On Thursday April 09, 2009 Kenmon felt ill and was taken to the hospital 
and returned home to take medication. Three days later his condition worsened 
and he quietly passed away at home in the early morning of Easter Monday. 
A few days before his passing he begged his mom who caved in to allow him to 
host his very first slumber party at his house, and had 13 guys over to play video games, 
hangout and ate lunch which was prepared by his mom and sister Nadia, 
while they enjoyed Xbox tournaments in the living room that he transformed 
into a video arcade with several TV's and games console that he hooked up to 
make this event so exciting and most memorable for his friends. 
Kenmon truly enjoyed that day and told his mom so.

All who knew him would remember his many talents and expertise in anything 
he put his mind to do. He was very determined to get anything he wanted and 
would not take no for an answer. John Boy developed a passion for computers, 
electronic games, music video which he and his cousin DJ edited and put on the 
internet, his other passion was rugby, which he loved attending practice and 
playing in tournaments. Kenmon was not your average 16 year old teenager, 
he had a mastermind and the residents of Lawson Street had their personal 
satellite programmer and computer technician. He could solve any computer 
and printer problems whenever any of his friends, family or neighbors called 
on him for assistance. He will often be remembered for his clowning around 
and bringing laughter in the home with his jokes and after school stories, 
Kenmon was a mama's boy who always did anything for his mom's attention and affection.

Kenmon we love you, gone but not forgotten, we are looking forward to the 
day when we will see you again in the resurrection as our heavenly father 
Jehovah promised in (John 5:28, 29).

The Radiance of this "Opal of A Gem" will always glow in the hearts of his:
Father: Kendrick Armstrong;
Mother: Monique Armstrong;
Three Sisters: Keńnique, Nadia and Melissa Armstrong;
Two Grandfathers: Eugene Knowles and Wendzil Armstrong;
One Grandmother: Ella Knowles;
Two Great Grandfathers: Harry PapaGeorge and Gene "Buddy" Armstrong;
Four Aunts: Juliette and Tabatha Armstrong, Antoinette Butler and Tekessa Armbrister;
Four Granduncles: Reginald Knowles, Carl Armstrong, Samuel Bethel and Tony PapaGeorge;
Eight Grandaunts: Arlene Neely, Altstine Mortimer, Fredericka Bethel, Mitzy, 
Marion and Glendamae PapaGeorge, Lenora and Iris Armstrong;
One Great Granduncle: Lloyd Carey;
Three Great Grandaunts: Angela Pinder, Janet Carey and Ulease McKinney;
Numerous Cousins Including: Delvwyn, Jade, Vaughnté, Isabella, Frank, Tanaz, Nikita, Mesha and Denthry;
Many other loving family and friends including: Michelle Major, Vaccaro Adderley, 
Kelli, Deshelle, Heavyn and Faran, Billy and Judy Higgs, Dwayne and Kim Kemp, David Pinder, 
George and Linda Sweeting, John and Diane Albury, Karen Moree, David and Ruth Knowles, 
Rochelle, Philip, Rose, Michael, Brian and Samantha Carey, Debra Swan, Patrice, JD and 
Latishia Whyms, Sharene Kerr, Darius and Sherrell Farrington, Darlene Wiradihardja, 
Icelyn Kemp, Lucinda Allen, Pamela Miller, Melanie Davis, Carolyn McKinney, 
Justin and Kyle Cooper, Ilean Dixon, Rena Oliver, the Coopers, Bethels, Brother Bernard, 
the Majors Girls, Jackie and their families;
Friends including: Brother Carlton Cleora and Corwin Wilkinson, Visna, Raynard, 
Ravi and Marion Bain, Patricia, Kim and Mama Russell, Latishia, John, Johnuay and 
John-John Farrington, Perry and Vernita Swan, Ivan Miller, Deon Rolle, John and Rose Pinder, 
Cheryl, Cheon, Jonelle, Rosie and Jonique Munroe, Shelly, D'Vere and Freddy Tinker, 
Sister Anatol Knowles, Thane Hudson, Resay Burrows, Lavardo Smith, the Basitan Boys,  
The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness South Congregation, Principal Vice-Principal, 
Teachers, Administration, Class 11a Doris Johnson Senior High School, Sean and Melony Cartwright, 
Janice and Dale Pinder, Keijan Barry, Marvin Finlayson, Paula, Jaffarah, Kenellis, Rubyann and Ruben Gibson;
The Hitters Ruby Teammates: Coaches Kevin Salabie and Andy Bodie, James, Dalton, 
Patrick, George, Gary, Stefon, Keno, Lynden, Sudani, Josh, Jamisom and Kyle;
Special Friends Including: Raven Leadon, Derek "DJ" Major Jr., Shamnique Smith, 
Ediesha Martin,  Michael McIntosh, Peter Delancy and Alli;
Special thanks to: the Management and Staff of Sandy's Ltd. and Central Animal Hospital;
Many other family and friends too numerous to mention.