Born in the nineteenth century, on July 31, 1892, he was in his 94th year. Mr. Armstrong would be 118 years old if alive today.
Just now, a Billy Joel song is playing on the radio, "Only The Good Die Young".
On this 25th anniversary of his passing, can Mr. Armstrong's gifts and positive contributions to humankind ever be forgotten?
Update: Redfox at Living delivers a very insightful piece on the religious significance of January 16th to the Church of God. J at Shadows also has written a not to miss entry, "Would Anyone Have Believed It?" Thiel at Cogwriter is inexplicably ignoring the most momentous 25th anniversary in world history. He usually has the posed picture of HWA smiling gleefully with his Second Class medal, an honor obtained in a quid pro quo deal with Japanese politicians, with thousands of dollars of your grocery money.
