well as spiritual guidance. He believed his political and cultural undertakings were “vulcanized” inseparably to his Christian faith. He was a part of the Family Channel, Christian Businessmen's Committee, Trinity forum, Christian Embassy, The Calling, & Charles Colson's Prison Ministries. He was on the Board of Directors of Campus Crusade for Christ for 15 years. Family With his wife, he had two children, Wil Armstrong and Anne Sellman. Armstrong died from cancer at the age of 79 in 2016. Academic career Armstrong was President of Colorado Christian University at the time of his death, having served in that position since 2006. During his tenure as president, Armstrong became well known for his catchphrase "Jesus, Jesus, Jesus." His involvement in Christian organizations and the national evangelical movement became a notable aspect of his legacy and his impact on others. While President, he supported the creation of “The Calling” ministry in 2010. Although he eventually held eight honorary degrees, he never finished college. References External links govtrack.us: Sen. William Armstrong Colorado Christian University: Greetings from the President |- |- |- |- 1937 births 2016 deaths 20th-century American businesspeople 20th-century American politicians American bankers Christians from Colorado American radio producers Heads of universities and colleges in the United States Businesspeople from Colorado Businesspeople from Nebraska Deaths from cancer in Colorado Democratic Party Colorado state senators Democratic Party members of the Colorado House of Representatives People from Fremont, Nebraska Republican Party members of the United States House of Representatives from Colorado Republican Party United States senators from Colorado Tulane University alumni United States Army officers Lincoln Northeast High School alumni University of Minnesota alumni 94th United States Congress 95th United States Congress 99th United States Congress 101st United States Congress Colorado National Guard personnel National Guard (United States) officers