Please join us in sending our deepest condolences to the loved ones of Mr. Roychester Nathaniel Armelin Jr. He was also known as Pierre.
His mother and father are Helen Adamson and Roychester Armelin Sr. His grandfather was Charlie Payne, and his great-grandfather was Isaac Payne
His service is scheduled to take place on Friday, November 15 at 1PM at the Lilly of the Valley Baptist Church, located at 134 Cardiff Avenue, San Antonio 78220. Following the service, there will be a repast.
On Saturday, November 16 at 1PM, he will be laid to rest at the Seminole Indian Scouts Cemetery, located at FM 3348, Brackettville, TX 78833. Folllowing the cemetery service, a repast will be held at the
Carver School, located at
506 S. Beaumont St., Brackettville, TX.
His mother and father are Helen Adamson and Roychester Armelin Sr. His grandfather was Charlie Payne, and his great-grandfather was Isaac Payne
His service is scheduled to take place on Friday, November 15 at 1PM at the Lilly of the Valley Baptist Church, located at 134 Cardiff Avenue, San Antonio 78220. Following the service, there will be a repast.
On Saturday, November 16 at 1PM, he will be laid to rest at the Seminole Indian Scouts Cemetery, located at FM 3348, Brackettville, TX 78833. Folllowing the cemetery service, a repast will be held at the
Carver School, located at
506 S. Beaumont St., Brackettville, TX.
The Seminole Indian Scouts Cemetery Association
The Seminole Indian Scouts Cemetery Association is a non-profit organization located in Brackettville, Texas.
The main goal of the organization is to maintain the Seminole Indian Scouts Cemetery, where our ancestors are buried, and to raise awareness about the Four Medal of Honor Recipients who have been laid to rest there.
We also continue to restore and preserve the Historic Carver School Building and Grounds. This building was used by the Seminole Negro Indian Scouts descendants during segregation.
We strive to keep our legacy alive.
Planned activities and fundraisers are held throughout the year. We celebrate Juneteenth each year in June, and we celebrate Seminole Days on the third weekend of September.
The main goal of the organization is to maintain the Seminole Indian Scouts Cemetery, where our ancestors are buried, and to raise awareness about the Four Medal of Honor Recipients who have been laid to rest there.
We also continue to restore and preserve the Historic Carver School Building and Grounds. This building was used by the Seminole Negro Indian Scouts descendants during segregation.
We strive to keep our legacy alive.
Planned activities and fundraisers are held throughout the year. We celebrate Juneteenth each year in June, and we celebrate Seminole Days on the third weekend of September.
"All I want, right now, is each day for one more person to learn our history. There is great power in one. This is what I always want, that one more person should know our story."
Miss Charles Emily Wilson as quoted in Our Land Before We Die by Jeff Guinn
Miss Charles Emily Wilson as quoted in Our Land Before We Die by Jeff Guinn
