Bernard Armand
– October 15, 2016
Bernard “Frenchy” Armand, 91, of Sun City Center, Fla., died on October 15, 2016, in Marietta, Ga. Born in Paris, France, Frenchy came to this country as a Holocaust refugee at age 13, having lost many family members in concentration camps. He lived in Brooklyn, N.Y. for 25 years; in Cartersville, Ga., for 30 years and Florida, for 22 years.
Frenchy is survived by his son Jack, his wife Linda and their three children Michael, Philip and Tanya; his son Richárd, his wife Jane and their son Zev; and his son Tony, his wife Lynda and their sons Anthony Jr. and Dominic; his many great-grandchildren; and his fiancée Bernice Nowak. He is predeceased by his wife Angie and son David.
Family was most important to Frenchy; his motto was “enjoy life.” He enjoyed golfing, dancing, telling jokes, singing, eating and cruising the world.
In lieu of flowers, Frenchy would like memorial donations to Habitat for Humanity.
Frenchy is survived by his son Jack, his wife Linda and their three children Michael, Philip and Tanya; his son Richárd, his wife Jane and their son Zev; and his son Tony, his wife Lynda and their sons Anthony Jr. and Dominic; his many great-grandchildren; and his fiancée Bernice Nowak. He is predeceased by his wife Angie and son David.
Family was most important to Frenchy; his motto was “enjoy life.” He enjoyed golfing, dancing, telling jokes, singing, eating and cruising the world.
In lieu of flowers, Frenchy would like memorial donations to Habitat for Humanity.