Lawrence O’Neal Stone (Larry) passed away on August 4, 2018 in Aurora, Co. He was the husband of Nancy L. Stone. They shared 48 years of marriage together.

Born in Walhalla, South Carolina, he was the son of Ed and Maude Stone. He was retired after spending 26 years serving in the Armed Forces, later worked and retired from the U. S. Postal Service.  He was a member of the National EOD Association, EOD MasterBlasters, and 3rd Creek EOD yearly reunion in Idaho. He enjoyed fishing, hiking, outdoor activities, traveling, time spent on his boat and time spent with his family and friends. He will be remembered for always helping others, always keeping busy with projects, and his friendly personality and dedication to the U. S. Military Services. He is survived by his spouse Nancy L Stone, son, Andrew Stone and daughter-in-law, Crystal, Grandchildren, Quartz and Onyx. He was preceded in death by his parents Ed and Maude Stone, Brother Harold Stone, Sisters, Earline Crumpton, Edna Sullivan, and Patricia Lee. He is survived by sisters Lucy Matthews, Rachel English, Barbara Cain, and Betty Cody, as well as many nieces and nephews.

The memorial service will be held on August 13, 2018 at 3:00 at Fort Logan National Cemetery, Area "A"

Memorial donation in lieu of flowers may be made to the EOD MasterBlasters, 716 Crestview Ave, Niceville, FL 32578 or your charity of choice.

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Jil Burwick Dawson, a 4rth generation native of Denver and beloved mother, daughter, sister and grandmother passed away on 08/03/18. Jil is survived by her sister Jacque Burwick, children Todd Dawson (Danielle), Kryste Kurlander (Keith), Dana Dawson (Lori) and 5 grandchildren. Her brilliant mind, wit and humor will be missed by all. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network or Big Cat Rescue.

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David Schwartz, 42, of Lakewood, Colorado passed away on August 2, 2018. He is survived by his mother Alice M. Nuanes; father Michael A. Schwartz; brother Guy C. Schwartz; neice Daphne Schwartz; children Christopher and Robert Schwartz, and James Murphy; girlfriend Sheena Murphy; ex-wife Lailani Schwartz; aunts and uncles Lloyd Tapia, Fred (Barbara) Tapia, Phyllis (Verle) Sigler, Norma (Joe) Coadell, Josephine (Steve) Wilkerson, Linda Savage, Jay (Liz) Schwartz; and many cousins and friends. David was predeceased by his grandparents, several uncles and aunts, stepfather, and cousins.

David was dearly loved, and will be greatly missed.

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Suazo, Donna Irene, age 51 of Denver Colorado, loving daughter of Antoinette Carolynn Suazo and devoted sister to Alfonso Joseph Suazo II. Mass at Most Precious Blood located at 2250 S. Harrison St., Denver, CO 80210 on Wednesday, August 15, 2018 at 10am.

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Our dear Susan left this world much too early, but our loss is heaven’s gain.

Daughter of Shirley Layne and Jim Engel (deceased) and Bill and Joyce Yardley (deceased) and granddaughter of Mary Jane Layne and Mary Engel (deceased).  Loving wife and life partner of Michael Yardley.

Susan was a dedicated mother to Abigail and Arthur Trukshin, Ian and Sam Yardley, and Tina Slone.   Big sister to Sandi Morey, Sally Fowler, Bret Engel, Amy and Shane Green and Annette and Gary Hurley.  Go-to aunt of Caden, Gage, Piper Green; Emilie McCoy; Sean, Brittney, Asher, Mac, Fizzi Morey; Emerson and Oliver Morey;  and Zoe Engel.

She was a dedicated, trusted friend who was always willing to listen, but also wasn’t afraid to lovingly give her opinion. She made you feel like you were the most important person God ever made.  Her wonderful smile and great sense of humor were infectious.  And she was a pretty good card player and even better at all sorts of beautiful crafts.

While she never held a paying job in the past 30 years, her time on this earth was invaluable.  She worked tirelessly for her family and friends, but most importantly to advance the kingdom of God. All of us who knew her will be hard pressed to fill the hole that she left behind.

There will be a celebration of Susan’s life on Saturday, August 18^th at 10:00 AM CST, at Millcreek Community Church located at 7825 Gleason, Shawnee KS 66227. The family will be receiving people immediately following the ceremony.   In addition, there will be a Facebook Live broadcast of the ceremony at https://www.facebook.com/mymillcreek/ for family and loved ones who cannot make the journey to Kansas.

Flowers accepted or donations in memory of Susan to Turning Point of Kansas City https://app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/TurningPointKS/DonationPage.html

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Dorothy Ann Dhority was born in Albany, New York on January 2, 1919.  She passed away in the presence of her beloved friend, Gilbert Lochhead on July 1, 2018 in Denver.  Ann was preceded in death by her husbands Arnold R. Salzenstein, Edward Wake and Dallas Dhority.  She is survived by her five children James (Denice) Salzenstein, Richard Salzenstein, Robert (Marsha) Salzenstein, Ann G. Aronoff (George) and Arnold “Skip” (Jayne) Salzenstein, Jr., and daughter-in-law Jan Cortez and son-in-law Miles Cortez. She was the beloved “Nana” to 16 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.  Ann married Arnold Salzenstein in 1945 in Peoria, Illinois where their five children were born and raised.  Ann was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and a co-founder of the Peoria Civic Ballet Company.  She moved to Denver in 1982 and led an eventful and fulfilled life enriched by her loving family, travel, dancing, shooting pool, holidays and parties where she was inevitably the last to say goodnight.  Deep gratitude to the staff of Hospice of Denver.  Memorial contributions to Children’s Hospital of Denver or the charity of the donor’s choice.  A celebration of Ann’s life will be held at the Heather Gardens Community Center at 2888 South Heather Gardens Way Aurora, Colorado at 4:00 pm on August 18, 2018. Interment at her final resting place will be at Springdale Cemetery, 3014 North Prospect Road, Peoria, Illinois at 4:00 p.m. on September 15, 2018.

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John Edward O’Brien, 61, of Littleton, Colorado, peacefully passed away on August 11, 2018, with his beloved sister at his side.  John is with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.  John received the promise of eternal life when he was baptized as an infant and continued to profess his faith despite his recent traumatic brain injury.

John was born in Pocatello, Idaho, on November 12, 1956, to John and Betty Jean (Schmidt) O’Brien and grew up in Bozeman, Montana.  After attending Montana State University, John began his career in Montana in the computer science field and shortly after moved to Denver, Colorado.  He became a highly skilled Business Intelligence and Database Developer and contracted with several companies in the Denver metro area, including IBM for United Launch Alliance.  John enjoyed traveling, diving, history, classic movies, and attending Meet In Denver events.  All who crossed paths with him will miss John’s kind heart, infectious smile, and enthusiastic willingness to help.

John is survived by his sister Kris (Phil) Coneybeer of Indianapolis, Indiana; two aunts; and several cousins.  John is preceded in death by his parents and brother Tim O’Brien.

In memory of John, donations can be made to Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, 7691 S University Blvd Centennial, CO 80122; Lutheran High School of Indianapolis, 5555 South Arlington Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46237; or the charity of your choice.

You may go to this link to view a video Remembering Brother John:

https://youtu.be/QGbWFn12Miw

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Martha “Marty” Jane Dellinger

Born September 5, 1927

Transitioned to Heaven July 21, 2018

Marty was born Martha Jane Ells of German parents who both emigrated from Russia in the late 1800’s and met in the melon fields of Sugar City Colorado. Marty was born in a farmhouse and delivered by her father and a neighbor lady. She was one of 10 births, of which only 7 lived to adulthood. Many years later she and her siblings thought it would be a good idea to have birth certificates created after the fact.

Farming life was hard work with many sacrifices. Being born at the beginning of the Great Depression, she often told the story of only having beans to eat; breakfast, lunch and dinner. Everyone worked on the farm, old and young alike. It was a time and place of kerosene lanterns for light, wood and coal burning stoves for cooking and heating and shared bath water for the entire family with tin wash basins instead of bath tubs. This is where Marty learned and taught her family the value of always working hard, a great sense of humor, family love and celebrating the good things in life.

After leaving the farm during WWII, she started nursing school but later started working as a secretary for insurance companies. She met Bill Dellinger and quickly fell in love with her 6’ 4” Marine and wed on August 19, 1947. They settled in Aurora Colorado and raised 3 children: Buck, Dede and Denver. For a brief time, from 1967 till 1974, lived in Dallas Texas where they quickly found many lifelong friends. After moving back to Colorado they lived in Perry Park for 19 years while she worked at Safeway in Castle Rock and retired in 1993. Marty and Bill then moved to Wolhurst Village in Littleton, Colorado where they lived for 21 years. Marty eventually moved to Brookside Inn in Castle Rock where she was a favorite resident. Her bright eyes, great smile and “giggles” brightened up everyone’s day as it did for everyone her entire life.

In addition to falling in love with Bill, Marty also fell in love with the lifestyle he introduced her to of the outdoors and fishing in the wilderness. Every summer weekend, and long vacations from Dallas, would find them in the Northern Colorado Mountains along with their children and grandchildren and many friends all enjoying the experience and each other. Marty loved to cook on the open camp fire and would serve outstanding full course meals, often bragging about being able to handle hot skillets with her bare hands, an ability she developed on the coal burning cook stoves from her farm life.

Marty was always busy with her gardening, women’s club, camping trips, attending family gatherings and attending Foothills Bible Church where she was baptized in 2009. After retirement from Safeway she continued to work part time well into her 80”s instructing water aerobics and taking care of “little old ladies” although she never considered herself one. In 2007 she was had her wish fulfilled for her 80^th birthday when her children took her floating down the Gunnison River and later camping and cooking around the campfire in the high country.

Marty is preceded in death by her husband Bill (August 1998) and her son Denver (April 2018). She is survived by her brother Benny Ells, sister Ester Morse, son Buck (Connie), daughter Dede (Leonard) Shackell, grandchildren Jennifer Dellinger, MR Dellinger, Amanda Dellinger, Tara Shackell and Ryan Smith.

The family has planned a Celebration of Marty’s life at the home of Buck and Connie Dellinger, 5436 S. Laredo St., Centennial, CO 80015 on August 26^th at 3pm. Light food will be served.

In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Brookside Inn, Activities Department, 1297 S Perry Street, Castle Rock, CO 80104 in memory of Marty Dellinger

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James Moschonas, age 64, born August 3^rd, 1954 and passed away on August 18, 2018; born in Denver Colorado to Emanuel and Bessie Moschonas; Survived by five children and ten grandchildren; also survived by two sisters and two brothers.

A Memorial Service in James’ honor will be held on Saturday, August 25^th at 1:00pm at Glory to Glory Christian Center, 1620 South Abilene Street #G1 in Aurora, Colorado 80012.

James’ family would like to extend our deepest appreciation to the staff at Pearl Street Health and Rehabilitation for their last four years of outstanding care.

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Faye Rauch, 64, of Littleton Colorado passed away on Thursday, August 16, 2018. She is survived by her husband Scott Rauch; parents John and LaVonne Moller; sister Tina Fitzsimmons; step son Chase Rauch; and her two beloved cats Pearl and Liberty. In life Faye was a lover of butterflies, devoted wife, loving step mother, and a helper to all those she met who were in need. Faye will be dearly missed by all who knew her.

The family will be conducting a private remembrance at a later date.

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June Marie Harbath (Trask), 96, passed peacefully at 12:30 pm Saturday August 11, 2018 in the presence of her two daughters and son-in-law at Someren Glen Care Center in Centennial, CO.

June was born on May 18, 1922 in Wausau, Wisconsin.   She went to college for a couple of years, then went to work in the Chemistry Dept. at the same paper mill in Wausau where her father was employed.  Due to World War II, there had been a shortage of employable men.  With the war over, she was out of her job at the paper mill.   After this, she worked in a fine jewelry & watchmaker’s shop in Shawano, WI.  While working there, she met an attractive young man who came into the shop.  She fell for his dapper good looks and big brown eyes.  (Love works in mysterious ways as June was working for her future brother-in-law!)   She had an antique spinning wheel that had a couple of broken spindles.  When she found out this handsome man was a carpenter, she asked him if he could repair it.  That repair was mighty fine and pleasing to both of them.  They continued to see each other and write letters during the time Clyde was serving in the Naval reserves and then overseas in the Korean War.  June and Clyde married July 25, 1953 in Shawano, Wisconsin.   A couple years after they married, they relocated to Crystal Lake, Illinois.  They stayed there, where they loved their home and community for more than fifty years.

June returned to the workforce in the 1970’s.  She became part of the newspaper’s advertising layout team at the then Crystal Lake Herald, (now the Northwest Herald).   A bit later she received her certification to be a teacher’s aide and went to work at Prairie Grove School from 1977 until her retirement in 1987.  She loved this position, the children and being part of the educational process and more.

June was a truly kind and loving person with a wicked sense of humor.  She loved life and was continuously conscious of the welfare of people & animals, both close to home and far away.   She was a devoted wife and mother & loved raising her two daughters.   The Harbath house was known to be a place of homey welcome to all.  She was a member of the Women’s Auxiliary at First Congregational Church of Crystal Lake for many years.  She loved cooking, antiques, gardening and taking care of their beautiful home.  She enjoyed writing poetry, prose and short stories.  She was an inventive storyteller and submitted her work to various publications, some of which have been published.  She also had a flair for drawing and had great talent.

June was remarkably strong in both character and will.  She was our Bionic mom, she had all six major joints replaced plus many other surgeries, but that seldom slowed her down.  She had an amazing zest for life.  At 89 after her husband Clyde died in 2011, she moved to Colorado where her daughter Jeann and husband live.  Fortunately, her other daughter Wendy moved there a short time later so all the ‘girls’ could be together to live, love and laugh.  June was greatly loved and will continue to be an inspiration to her family and friends.  She is survived by her daughters, Wendy Whitney Harbath, and Jeann Ann Molliconi (David) as well as many nephews, nieces and cousins.

She is preceded in death by her husband Clyde Charles Harbath, her brother Russell F. Trask (LeElda Kufhal), her father Jesse Harris Trask, her mother Erna (Zahn) Trask and her infant brother Lee Trask, her brother-in-law Arthur Jr. Harbath (Marjorie Leigh Applegate), sister-in-law Bess Kuckuk (Harbath) and brother-in-law John (Jack) Kuckuk.

The family is so very grateful for the many kind, loving and helpful people at Someren Glen Care Center for all of their assistance, their caring and their sincere affections which made her last years’ enjoyable and comfortable.  The family also acknowledges the attentiveness and compassionate care of Hospice Compassus who helped ease her last few weeks.  Arrangements are made through Cremation Society of Colorado.  A celebration of life service will be planned for spring of 2019.   In memory of June, gifts/donations may be made to the My Stuff Bags Foundation (www.mystuffbags.org) which serves children who are rescued from neglect, abandonment or abuse.   (A “My Stuff Bag” is full of things they can call their own and need to help them settle in their new environments, such as clothes, toys, toiletries, stuffed animals, and a security blanket.)  Please specify your donation is for June Harbath.  We ask that you drop a line to Jeann or Wendy if you do donate (no donation is too small or too big).

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Kenneth Ray Roach was born in September 12, 1956 to Willard and Viola (nee Sherratt) Roach in Denver, Colorado.

Kenneth passed away on August 5, 2018 at his home in Arvada, Colorado.

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It is with great sadness that the family of Robert Miles Peotter announces his sudden passing on Wednesday, August 15, 2018, at the age of 49 years in Aurora, Colorado.  Robert will be lovingly remembered by his wife of 19 years, Tiffani Peotter and his daughter, Samantha Peotter, age 17. Robert will also be forever remembered by his siblings: Shari McMillan-Strack and Sean Peotter, mother-in-law: Joan Klingensmith, brother-in-law: Jeff Strack, aunt: Jeanette Miles, and niece and nephew: Amanda McMillan and Garrett McMillan.  Robert was preceded in death by his parents, Jane Anne Miles and James Robert Peotter.  Robert was born on May 29, 1969 in Aurora Colorado, but lived in several states as a youth, as his father was a member of the United States Air Force.  Robert lived in Austin TX, Valdosta Ga, and Belleville IL, the hometown of his mother, but settled back into Aurora in his teens, where he married and raised his family.  He remained there until his death.

A private family memorial will be held Sunday August 26, 2018.  The family requests donations in memory of Robert be made at https://www.gofundme.com/robert-peotter, in order to provide support for his surviving wife and daughter.

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Loving mother to Joseph (Kitty) of Roseville, CA and Barbara (Keating-Cisneros) (Fred) of Aurora CO.

Grandmother to Sean and Michael Keating, Tina and Tony Lambert, Brent Rees, and JW Waterworth

Great Grandmother to Trevor Morgan, Madison Richardson, Cole Rees, and  Alexander and Julia Keating.

Kathy was raised on a farm in Kansas and graduated from Haigler High School 1947 in Haigler Nebraska. She then moved to Denver CO and attended Emily Griffin Business College. Kathy married Joseph Glenn Waterworth and had 2 children.

Kathy worked as a secretary at North Denver Transfer & Storage then at Taylors Supper Club for 26 years until they closed. Kathy was “mother” to many friends she knew and helped throughout her life.

Kathy had 6 siblings, Herman, Mildred, Maxine and Loyd predeceased her along with her loving parents William and Alberta Zuege. Kathy is survived by Calvin Zuege (Jan) of Ft Worth TX and  Allen Zuege (Ellen) of Greeley CO.

Maxine and Kathy lived together with all their children for many years when all their kids were young. Kathy has always felt that Maxine’s boys Milton and Wayne were like sons to her.

Kathy liked to do embroidery, word puzzles, jig-saw puzzles, and bowling. She loved chocolate, peanut M&M’s were her favorite. Every Christmas she made fudge.

Kathy loved the beautiful oil paintings her son has painted and each time he finishes one she would want it for her home. When her daughter was a police officer, she liked to go to work with her and ride along in the police car on patrol.

Kathy especially loved her little dog April Alberta. April was a loving & loyal companion right to the end. April will continue to be cared for by Fred & Barbara.

Mom would want me to let all her family and friends know how much she loved you all.

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Beverly R. Rauch, age 82, passed away on Friday, August 24, 2018. Beverly was born to Raymond and Helen Dalton, on July 22, 1936. She is preceded in death by her loving husband of 56 years Ronald D. Rauch; parents Raymond and Helen Dalton; and her brother Bob Dalton. Beverly is survived by her brother Terry and sister Barb who continue to live in Bloomfield, Nebraska where Beverly was born and raised; she is also survived by her children Michele, Debbie, Scott, and Jim; grandchildren Tiffany, Chase, Nick, and Spencer; and great granddaughter Peyton.

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Joseph Mora 7/2/1940 - 8/10/2018. Preceded in death by his son Mitchell and his daughter Denise. Survived by his sons Joey, Jerry, Kelley, and his daughter Melissa; numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Forever in our hearts.

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Frederick J. Rossini, of Centennial, Colorado left this life on August 25, surrounded by love, to be with his wife who left before him on September 12, 2010.  He was born on May 5, 1923 in Piazza Armerina, Sicily. He immigrated to the United States with his parents in 1934 when he was 11 years old. When he arrived on Ellis Island he did not speak a word of English.  He was a very smart little fellow and learned English quickly.  Those that knew him know he had not a single trace of an accent but retained his ability to speak Italian perfectly.   His family made their home in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. At the start of World War II, he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Force and served for 4 years.  After returning home from the service, he married Althea Dow of Pittsfield in 1947 who had also served in the Navy.  He resided in Lenox, Massachusetts for most of his married life. His career was in the insurance industry and later as a real estate broker.  His greatest passion was his family, but he loved his Beagles, hunting, his rose bushes and vegetable gardens.   He retired with his wife to Florida in 1988.  After her passing in 2010, he moved to Colorado to live with his daughter Laurie and her husband Mark.  He leaves behind his four cherished Daughters, six Grandchildren and six Great Grandchildren.  Daughters Paula Vines and her husband Joseph of South Carolina, Pamela Malafronte and her husband Ralph of Ft Myers, Florida, Lynn Rossini of Glens Falls, New York and Laurie Rossini-Draeb and husband Mark of Colorado and North Dakota.  Granddaughters Marcine Rogers, with great grandchildren Elliot and Amy of Granby, Connecticut.  Kimberly Sciola her husband Warren, with great grandchildren, Maggie Rose and Lilliana, of Littleton, Colorado.   Halsey Reed of Watervliet, New York.  Laken Edwards of Ft. Myers, Florida with great grandchildren Carson and Weston. Tara Malafronte of Raleigh, North Carolina and Raphael Malafronte of Pittsfield, Massachusetts.  His nephew Bernard Carnevale whom he adored, and his wife Joanne of Florida.  Their sons Michael and wife Rhea and Matthew and wife Pamela to whom he was a Great Uncle, all of Florida.  He also leaves behind nieces Silvana, Lilliana, Giovanna, Matilde and nephew Filippo all of Sicily and Italy and relatives Silvina and Letterio Alabiso and family of Italy.  Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, Uncle, Great Uncle, you will be missed for your warmth, tremendous love of life and never-ending sense of humor.  There will be an interment with his wife at Arlington National Cemetery at a later date.

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Janet A. Russell, age 80, of Elizabeth, Colorado passed away on Monday August 13, 2018. Jan was born January 29,1938 in Rushville, Indiana. She is proceeded in death by her parents, Thelma G (Kastor) and Harry J. Bruns; brother, Kenneth B. Bruns;  and daughter in law Janet L Russell. Jan is survived by her husband of 54 years, Joseph G. “Joe” Russell; her daughter, Jolene (Eric) Monteith of Elizabeth; her son, John F. Russell of Steamboat Springs, Colorado; and step daughter, Roxanne L.(John) Mewhorter of Blaine, Minnesota. Grandchildren; Evan, Elyssa and Gavin Monteith of Elizabeth Colorado, Rylan and Sloan Russell of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Roclyn (Mark) Bradshaw of Blaine, Minnesota and Arriel Mewhorter of Andover, Minnesota; a great grandson, Jayce Otto of Andover, Minnesota; sister, Betty J. DeGuire of Cicero, Indiana;  sister in law, Janet S. Bruns of Rushville, Indiana; along with numerous nieces and nephews as well as other loving family and friends; also her little doggie, Shadow.

Jan battled appendiceal cancer for about a year and was in remission only to be given the heartbreaking diagnosis of AML leukemia August 8, 2018.

Jan was retired from Pentax Corporation after 21 years as an executive assistant to the president. Jan loved to travel, shop , golf, bowl, play bridge along with keeping up with grandchildren, her bridge group and The Lunch Bunch. She will be greatly missed by all of her friends and family! We will miss her brilliant smile and classy style! Gone too Soon!

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Corinne Mae Abeyta, 55, born Corinne Mae Duran on June 5th, 1963. Corinne passed away August 26th, 2018 at Denver General hospital after a long battle with her health issues.

Corinne was a woman with the heart of a giant. To friends and family she was one of the most giving people they have ever had the pleasure of knowing. Corinne was known for going above and beyond for the people she held dear and strangers alike. Her greatest accomplishments if asked, would be mothering her four children. She was a protective mother, caring friend, and loving woman.

Corinne leaves behind, Her sister Ilene, Brother Kenny, son Vance, Daughters Sahvana and CeCily, Granddaughters Aunaleigh, Samantha and Olivia, Grandsons Diamanté, Donnie, DaVaughn, Anthony (AJ) and Kameron.

To the people who's lives were touched by Corinne we ask you to come remember, celebrate and honor her life with her family and friends. Her funeral services will be held at 1 P.M. September 7th, 2018 at A New Beginning Pentecostal Church in Denver's Highland neighborhood. A celebration of her life will follow at Skylines Of Denver, at 158 S. Federal Blvd. beginning at 3 P.M.

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Kay Duran, age 80, a resident of Arvada, Colorado, passed away on August 28, 2018 of complications resulting from COPD. Kay is preceded in death by her parents, Glen Kaffenberger and Geraldine Rhodes, her step-mother Deloma Kaffenberger, her sisters Pam Williams and Yvonne Kaffenberger, her brother Larry Kaffenberger, and eldest daughter Tammy Granzow. She is survived by her husband Jake Duran, age 79 and living in Loveland, CO, her sister Cheryl Ann Gannaway, age 60 and living in Plattsmouth, NE, her brother Ricky Kaffenberger, age 63 and living in Plattsmouth, NE, and four of her five children, Jeffrey Liddick, age 59 and living in Arvada, CO, Dwan Mendoza, age 55 and living in Chandler, AZ, Tonya Michener, age 50 and living in Arvada, CO, and John Johnson, age 45 and living in Spokane, WA. Kay has chosen to be cremated and for her remains to be distributed among her children and her parents’ resting places in Plattsmouth, NE. Kay worked at King Soopers and retired from CoorsTek in Golden, CO. She was immensely dedicated to her large family, her fondest moments spent with her grandchildren and family gatherings. She was an avid fan of all-star wrestling, and enjoyed word-search puzzles and eating tacos. Kay is survived by 13 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. A memorial celebration of her life is being scheduled at a future date.

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