Death
On November 1, 2012, Armstrong was found dead in his Kennesaw, Georgia home, after seeing his physician the previous week for an undisclosed medical issue. The news of his death was broken via WWE.com. The cause of death was labeled medical distress.
Along with his parents and brothers, Armstrong is survived by his wife Lori Spranz (whom he married on October 17, 1998), who works for HBO, and his daughter Jillian (born 2001).
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