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HAROLD M. POOL, 84, of Denver died Feb. 14. Services were Feb. 18. Mr. Pool was born in Colorado Springs on Jan. 17, 1917. He married Eunice Pick, 1938. He served in the Army Air Forces during World War II. He worked for Alexander Film Co., Midland Federal and Central banks. Survivors include his wife; daughter Carol Williams of Elizabeth; son Dwight of Denver; two grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
DALE R. REDDING, 78, of Morrison died Feb. 3. Services were Feb. 7, with inurnment at Littleton Cemetery. Mr. Redding was born in Neligh, Neb., on Feb. 26, 1922. He married Marilyn Chamberlain, 1942. He was president and owner of Redding Equipment Co. Survivors include his wife; daughters Bobbie Donnafield of Morrison, Diana Taylor and Sharon Lovitt of Littleton; four grandchildren; four great-grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
KATHERINE ELIZABETH RICE, 85, of Littleton died Feb. 13. Services were Feb. 20, with burial at Fort Logan National Cemetery. Mrs. Rice was born in San Diego on May 12, 1915. She married Marvin Rice. She was a public school teacher. Survivors include daughter Barbara Holdridge of Littleton; son Donald Coleman of Englewood; nine grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
MARGARET S. RYLAND, 92, of Arvada died Feb. 9. Services were Feb. 17, with burial at Hampden Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Ryland was born in Garden City, Kan., on Nov. 22, 1908. She married Enos Ryland, 1934. She was a retired Denver Public School teacher. Survivors include daughter Barbara Satkowski of South Carolina; sons Errol of Steamboat Springs, Edward of Arizona; sisters Erika Saltzman of Arizona, Ruth Crawford of Denver; brothers Eugene Stoeckly of Ohio, Fred Stoeckly of Arvada; six grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
KIM E. SCHONTEICH, 57, of Broomfield died Feb. 11. Services were Feb. 15. Mr. Schonteich was born in Minneapolis on Dec. 7, 1943. He married Sharon Erdahl, 1971. He worked at Storage Tek and owned a printing business. Survivors include his wife; son Eric of Broomfield; daughter Jill of Northglenn; mother Dorothy Roeser of Minnesota; brother Barry of North Dakota; sister Susan Cavett of North Dakota.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
JOHN A. SCOTT, 86, of Denver died Feb. 14. Services were Feb. 20, with burial at Littleton Cemetery. Mr. Scott was born in Quanha, Texas, on April 28, 1914. He married Ruby Newton, 1942. He was a welder. Survivors include his wife; daughters Betty Gamble, Vera Waits, both of Texas; son Leroy Young of Oklahoma; five grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
LESLIE W. SHERMAN, 85, of Denver died Feb. 10. Services were Feb. 14. Mrs. Sherman was born in Evanston, Ill., on Sept. 5, 1915. She married Roger Sherman. She was a homemaker. Survivors include sons Roger of Greeley, James of Estes Park; brothers John of Illinois, Morris Wilson of Georgia; five grandchildren; two great-grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
LYDIA SHILLER, 79, of Boulder died Feb. 12. Services were Feb. 15, with burial at Mountain View Cemetery. Mrs. Shiller was born in Thrall, Texas, on Jan. 21, 1922. She was a retired bank secretary. She was a member of St. Luke Orthodox Church. Survivors include brothers William of Connecticut, Frank of Texas; sister Evelyn Mustian of Denver.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
MICHAEL BRUCE SIMPSON, 50, of Aurora died Feb. 12. Services were Feb. 15, with burial in Liberal, Kan. Mr. Simpson was born in Lubbock, Texas, on Jan. 29, 1951. He married Dianna Weatherby, 1969. He was a co-manager for Super K-Mart. Survivors include his wife; daughters Tina Schwarte of Iowa, Heather Ficken of Minnesota; son Shannon of Aurora; mother and stepfather Alice and Billy Morris of Lubbock; sisters Cheri Salley of Virginia, Jan Mitchell of Texas; brother Richard of Phoenix; 11 grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
JACK L. STAMM, 64, of Westminster died Feb. 9. Services were Feb. 15. Mr. Stamm was born in Gunnison on Aug. 1, 1936. He served in the Air Force. He worked at the Lakewood Fire Department. He was a member of Westminster Elks. Survivors include daughters Michelle Jelfimow of Highlands Ranch, Shawna Cardenas of Westminster; son Eric of Arvada; brother Donald of Arvada; sister Trudy Keys of Nevada; six grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
AUDREY CORINNE STARNER, 69, of Northglenn died Feb. 11. Services were Feb. 14, with burial at Highland Cemetery. Mrs. Starner was born in Martinsburg, Neb., on July 26, 1931. She married Harold Starner, 1950. She was a retail sales clerk. Survivors include her husband; sons Gerald of Argentina, Wayne of Denver, Ralph of Thornton; daughters Linda Quam of Florence, Susan Machann of Westminster.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
REBECCA E. STROUP, 56, of Denver died Feb. 10 in Aurora. Services were Feb. 13. Mrs. Stroup was born in Summerfield, Kan., on March 19, 1944. She married Gary Stroup, 1969. She was a secretary at Weaver Electric. Survivors include her husband; son Don of Denver; daughter Traci Bergguist of Greeley; parents Gene and Ruth Northrup of Westminster; sister Nancy Donelly of Thornton; brother Roger Northrup of Fruita; two grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
WALTER P. SWANSON, 57, of Aurora died Feb. 10. Services were Feb. 15. Mr. Swanson was born in Greeley on March 23, 1943. He married Sharry Swanson, 1964. He was a controller for C. & S. Drywall Construction Co. Survivors include his wife; son Michael; daughter Kristin Reed; sister Mary Hood; brother Ray Swanson; two grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
MELVYN HAROLD THOMPSON, 70, of Lakewood died Feb. 8. Services were Feb. 16. Mr. Thompson was born in Dolphin, Va., on April 13, 1930. He married Terri Lynn Kyle, 1975. He served in the Navy. He worked at Coors Brewery and Coors Container and was a deputy sheriff in Brunswick. Survivors include his wife; daughters Melinda of Lakewood, Lou Ann Catencamps of Olney Springs; sister Anita Mitchell of Virginia; brother Wayne of Virginia; two grandchildren; four great-grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
ABEL PATRICK TUCSON, 43, of Denver died Jan. 25. Services were Jan. 31, with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Tucson was born in Durango on Dec. 12, 1957. He worked in construction. Survivors include mother Leah Mares of Denver; father Gilbert Sr. of Ignacio; brothers Gilbert Jr, Michael, Wilfred, Timothy, all of Denver; sisters Edna, Tina Maestas, Andrea Mares, all of Denver.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
DEBRAH UFEMA, 56, of Denver died Feb. 14. Services were private. Mrs. Ufema was born in Altoona, Pa. on July 23, 1944. She was a deli clerk waitress. Survivors include son Roger of Denver; brother George of Arvada.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
DAVID WAYNE VANGELDER, 49, of Denver died Feb. 10. Services were Feb. 13. Mr. VanGelder was born in Orange City, Iowa, on May 31, 1951. He married Ardyth Waanders, 1973. He was director of Behavioral Health for Centura Health. He was an ordained minister of The Christian Reformed Church. Survivors include his wife; parents Dick and Helen, both of Iowa; son Derek of Denver; daughter Angela Clapp of Denver; brothers Harvey of Montana, Evan of Iowa; sisters Beverly Herrema of Highlands Ranch, Judy Vanden Bosch of Iowa.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
RICHARD A. VON KAENEL, 72, of Denver died Feb. 14. Mr. Von Kaenel was born in Ohio on Jan. 9, 1929. He married Joan Lee Murar, 1953. He worked in real estate investment. Survivors include daughter Jill Hawkins of California; son Rick of New Mexico; sisters June Smith and May of Ohio; two grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
RICHARD WATSON, 60, of Tennessee, formerly of Boulder, died Feb. 15. Services were Feb. 20, with burial at Mountain View Cemetery. Mr. Watson was born in Boulder on Oct. 30, 1940. He married Marilyn Kay VonFeldt, 1964. Survivors include sons Brian of Nebraska, Mark of Denver, Tom of Texas; brothers Russ, Doug, and Frances; four grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
MAXWELL E. WESTBAY, 85, of Denver died Jan. 30. Services were Feb. 2, with burial at Fairmount Cemetery. Mr. Westbay was born in Jewell County, Kan., on July 29, 1915. He married Pluma Greely, 1946. He was a press operator at Gates Rubber Co. Survivors include his wife; sons Ralph of Virginia, Gary of Kansas; five grandchildren; two great-grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
CORA GRACE "PEGGY" WHITMAN, 75, of Lafayette died Feb. 14. Services were Feb. 17. Mrs. Whitman was born in Niobrara County, Wyo., on Aug. 1, 1925. She married Charles Whitman, 1943. She owned P.M. Liquors and was a secretary manager of the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce and Realtor. She was a volunteer at Weston County Memorial Hospital. Survivors include her husband; daughter Peggy Ann Gregg of Lafayette; brother James Robison of Wyoming; sister Beryl Darrow of South Dakota; two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
MARY H. WILSON, 82, of Lakewood died Feb. 15 in Littleton. Services were Feb. 20, with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Wilson was born in Hannibal, Mo., on Nov. 6, 1918. She married George Wilson, 1940. She was a homemaker. She was a member of Central Christian Church. Survivors include sons Glen of Littleton, John of Lakewood; brother Bud Hubbard of Missouri; sister Dorthy Sanders of Illinois; five grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
DONALD J. WOERNER, 85, of Arvada died Feb. 13. Services were Feb. 16. Mr. Woerner was born in Hastings, Neb., on Dec. 20, 1915. He married Dorothy Woerner, 1937. He was a retired general manager of the Art Neon Sign Co. Survivors include daughters Marsha Haines of Washington, Millie Geiss of Littleton, Marilyn McKinnon of Arvada; seven grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
VERNON LEROY WOLFE, 80, of Aurora died Feb. 10. Services were Feb. 14, with inurnment at Augustana Memorial Garden. Mr. Wolfe was born in Stockham, Neb., on Jan. 20, 1921. He married Katherine Schlichting Prior, 1953. He was a retired lieutenant colonel in the Air Force and worked in the Army Audit and Small Business Administration. He was a member of Augustana Lutheran Church and the Lutheran Men of Denver. Survivors include his wife; son William; daughter Kathy; sisters Esther Wolfe, Dorothy Wach, Wilma Nuss; three grandchildren.
(Dated February 22, 2001)
JOHN WAYNE BARRINGER, 66, of Denver died Feb. 5. Services were Feb. 9, with burial at Highland Cemetery. Mr. Barringer was born in Denver on Oct. 9, 1934. He married Betty Lou Barringer, 1957. He was a tool and die maker for the U.S. Mint. Survivors include sons Dan and Rick May, both of Arvada, Jamey May of Denver; daughters Cherie of Henderson, Tammy Gerton of Idaho Springs; 14 grandchildren.
(Dated February 21, 2001)
JERRY D. BIAS, 58, of Commerce City died Feb. 14. Services were Feb. 17, with inurnment at Fort Logan National Cemetery. Mr. Bias was born in Turtle Creek, W.Va. on March 30, 1942. He married Carolyn Walker, 1969. He was a member of the BASS Club. Survivors include his wife; daughters Connie Carlson of Brighton, Candy Woolsey, Annette Price both of Thornton, April Reece of Commerce City; sister Karen Nunnery of Florida; brothers Bill of North Dakota, Darrell of West Virginia, Leroy of South Carolina, Allen of Florida, James of North Carolina; seven grandchildren.
(Dated February 21, 2001)
DORA A. FEYERHERM, 97, of Longmont died Feb. 12. Services were Feb. 16, with burial at Longmont Mountain View Cemetery. Mrs. Feyerherm was born in Hayward, Wis., on Oct. 13, 1903. She married Erwin Feyerherm, 1927. She was a member of Messiah Lutheran Church. Survivors include daughters Valetha Steinberg of Lakewood, Lucille Frederickson of Denver; five grandchildren; six great-grandchildren.
(Dated February 21, 2001)
ELSIE MAY FUNK, 84, of Denver died Feb. 11. Services were Feb. 16, with burial at Chapel Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Funk was born in Denver on March 6, 1916. She married Lawrence Funk, 1941. She worked for the County of Arapahoe. Survivors include her husband; daughters A. Jean Fischer and Connie Beckmann; sons Bernard and Ronald; brothers Roy Murphy, George Murphy and Harry Murphy; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren.
(Dated February 21, 2001)
WARREN D. GEORGE, 82, of Littleton died Jan. 3. Services were Jan. 9, with burial at Fort Logan National Cemetery. Mr. George was born in Denton, Neb., on July 14, 1918. He married Elinor George, 1946. He was an engineer in charge at Denver District Engineering for Federal Communication Commission. He was a member of St. Andrew Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife; daughter Linda Arkle of California; brother Donald of Thornton; two grandchildren.
(Dated February 21, 2001)
