Obituaries
Susan “Susie” A. Armstrong, 66
January 13, 2021
Susan “Susie” A. Armstrong, 66, of Lancaster PA, passed away January 13, 2021 at her home in Port Deposit, MD. Susie was the daughter of the late Lyndall C. Conner and Doris J. (Henry) Conner.
Susie was a very strong-willed woman who prided herself as being the sole owner of the restaurant, O’Halloran’s Irish Pub & Eatery in Lancaster City, which she and the late Charlie Halloran started back in 1993. Aside from her work at O’Hallorans, she enjoyed boating at the Chesapeake Bay, traveling with friends to beaches in her beloved convertible and cooking her guests gourmet meals. Susie was also known for organizing fundraisers for Veterans and always took the time to give back to her community.
Susie is survived by her daughter Dusty R. Armstrong, of Lancaster, her grandson, Bryce R. Armstrong Easterly, of Lehighton, PA and her siblings; Linda, wife of Dennis Fronheiser, of Maryland, Michael Conner, husband of Cynthia, of Landisville, and Cathy Jo, wife of Gianluca Sciagata, of Florida.
Following Susie’s wishes, she was donated to science. A private remembrance will be held in her memory.
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Condolences to the Family
February 06, 2021
So shocked and sad to hear this. Susie and I were teenage friends when we met at Chestnut Point Mrina in Md. Great childhood memories. My condolences to her family. She was such a sweet and fun person to all who knew her. Heaven has received one very beautiful angel. Rest in Peace Susie
Vicki (Nettles) Heffline
January 26, 2021
Rest In Peace “Aunt Susie” Your kindness generosity and smile made you a light to so many. I’ll never forget the laughter we shared.
Kelly Halloran Yiengst
January 25, 2021
To Susie’s family members and friends: Susie had a heart that embraced many with whom she befriended along her road in life. She had many interests in her life that brought her into relationships with many people from all walks of life. She had a heart for animals and veterans and she had many fundraisers over the years to help them. She always enjoyed entertaining and cooking for others. My prayers are with all who knew her and are now missing her. I am glad she was a part of my life journey. -Lisa Piero
January 25, 2021
Dusty,
Sorry very sorry for your loss. Susie was alway such a fun loving and unique person. Loved running into you and catching up a couple of years ago. Please, if I can be of any help, get in touch.
Hugs & Kisses, Brenda Miller
January 24, 2021
I will miss you friend, thanks for your trust. Tell Charlie, Frank n Willie I said hey!
X Boss
January 24, 2021
Rest in peace my dear friend
I love you
Marcie Hartman
January 24, 2021
Dusty,
So sorry for your loss. Susie was a fun and generous person. George worked for her at O’Halloran’s for many years. Keep her in your heart and she will live forever.
George & Toni Bowman
January 24, 2021
God be with you Susie-you we’re always a ray of sunshine. Rest in peace
Leslie matz
