Brian's Obituary:
Brian was born in Rochester, New York where he lived until he moved to the suburbs of Los Angeles at the age of 12. He attended Agoura High School where he ran cross-country. He attended college at California State University at Northridge, earning a degree in finance. He worked his way through college at a banquet house where he made life-long friends his children now refer to as “the uncles”. He then worked at Hughes Aircraft as a financial analyst for 3 years. While living in California, Brian participated in distance cycling. He was especially proud of completing a ride from Vancouver B.C. to Southern California. He attended graduate business school at the University of Washington, including a study abroad program in England. He decided to stay in Seattle after earning his MBA. He went to work for what is now Deloitte Consulting, where he stayed for 8 years and met his wife, Kim. Brian worked in several small companies before starting at Microsoft in 2004, where he worked in the World Wide Industry Group. A true fan of the historical game of baseball, Brian served as a Division Vice-President on the Board of Sammamish Little League and coached his son’s teams for 4 years. He was devoted to his family, especially his children, Gavin (9), and Kelsey (6).
Brian is survived by his wife and two children, of Sammamish, Washington. He also survived by his mother Donna Armstrong of Sammamish and sister and brother-in-law Robin and Glen Infuso of Westlake Village, California, his Aunt Nancy and Uncle Bill Herr of Surprise, Arizona, and many nieces, nephews, and cousins in Washington, California, New York, and West Virginia. He is preceded in death by his father, Elvie Thomas Armstrong and his Grandparents, Cornelius and Doris DeVuyst, and Elvie and Lola Armstrong.