Adam Todd Armstrong

Our building feels a little quieter since your passing.

I will miss hearing his cheerful, “Oh, hello,” his pop-in visits, and the joy that would light up his eyes when he talked about his mom. I’ll miss the moments when he would proudly share his photos and paintings, giving us a little glimpse into the things that brought him happiness.

I hope he knew just how much he meant to all of us. He was more than our custodian—he was a friend, a familiar face who brought warmth, kindness, and joy into our building.

He will be deeply missed, and his absence will be felt in so many little ways each day. I’m grateful for the memories, the conversations, and the privilege of knowing him.

To his family, please know that he was loved and appreciated by so many of us. The kindness, joy, and friendship he shared within our school community will never be forgotten. We are keeping you in our thoughts and hearts during this difficult time, and we hope you find comfort in knowing how much he meant to all of us.

I never met Adam. Yet, his story breaks my heart. In my sorrow for Adam’s friends and family, I offered a holy hour of prayerful adoration praying the Rosary and the Divine Mercy Chaplet in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament, the presence of Jesus, for the intention of Adam’s soul, offering up my prayers, pains, sorrows, and frustrations for his redemption.

I remeber adam when I was in middle school over 10 years ago now. He always was a happy person and helping us students out especially at lunch time. He had the kindest soul, I’m truly heartbroken hearing this news. Fly high Adam, you are missed so dearly.

My Deepest Condolences

He was always so nice to everyone. Always tending to the schools outside even if it was freezing. May he rest in peace and find enternal happiness in the paradise above.

My condolences

Thinking of you during this time and prayed for Adam and will continue for his family

My husband Adam worked with Adam along time ago at PWM. They were called the A-Team. Adam was a wonderful and funny person to hang around with and enjoy a dinner. My 2 sons ( now grown men 33 and 30) and I would go and visit with them at night. Rest In Heavenly Peace Adam.
Sending loving prayers to his mom and relatives.

He was always so caring and supportive when I was a student at LPI. The love and attention he gave my brother with disabilities made him feel belongingness. I wish Adam was still here to show future students that same compassion, love, and support. We will miss you Adam. Rest and have peace that you did leave a mark on countless people. 🤟

My name is Shannon. I worked at Passkey in Pueblo West. I’ve waited and you and your mother for years. It was always a pleasure. You will be missed! Always kind, what’s with a smile!

I had Adam as a janitor throughout all of middle school, I think I can speak for a lot of people when I say we all highly appreciated this man and what he did for us. He always came with the biggest smile on his face, and definitely made a difference for us he was always so kind and sweet. Thank you Adam for all that you did you are greatly missed and appreciated forever!

I worked with Adam over the years at our clinic. Adam was a beautiful person he always shared his beautiful smile and laughter with others. I am touched that I had the opportunity to work with him. Healing energy sent to his mom , family and the many friends he touched along his way in life. RIP Adam.

I occasionally would work with Adam at the clinic I work at. I offer my deepest condolences to his Mom, family, and friends during this difficult time. Adam was always so nice and smiling every time I had the chance to see him. He will be greatly missed.