All Obituaries

Pierre Nino Baratelli, former Governor Dummer Academy (GDA, now The Governor's Academy) French teacher and language Department Chair; member of the GDA community for 30 years (1967-1997) and husband of retired faculty member Elizabeth Cates Baratelli, who died on January 22, 2014, was born in 1935 to Swiss and Italian immigrant parents in New York City. Following WW II, the family relocated to Colorado Springs, CO. High school at Cheyenne Mountain H.S. included membership on the...

Ward Wagner March 6th 1948 – February 16, 2021A gentleman is one who puts more into the world than he takes out. George Bernard ShawAll those who knew and will miss Ward Wagner describe him the same way: he was indeed a consummate gentleman who listened more than he spoke, cared about everyone, kept his gentle nature and patience, and proved himself an astute businessperson from the time he built his first house-right out of high school, through his steady success and sterling...

Alexander was born in Minneapolis, MN on September 3rd, 1998. His bright spirit has shown through since the day he came into our lives. He was the excited and ever curious little brother, always looking to his big brother, Anson, for guidance and adventure. The experiences they achieved together in this lifetime are the most cherished of wonderful memories. Alexander never failed to openly love, protect, and care for his baby brother, Avery, too. He was always checking in on his brother and...

Dale E. Wilson of Denver, Colorado passed away at home on September 30, 2020 after a battle with cancer surrounded by loving family. He was born to Ernest and Frances Wilson on May 27, 1954 in Denver as the oldest of 5 children.He graduated from Lincoln High School in 1972 and went on to earn an associate’s degree from Red Rocks Community College in carpentry. Building things from wood was always an interest throughout his life.Dale loved life and the great outdoors. Throughout his life...

Mark Alexander Tenn was born in New York on July 5, 1989. He spent much of his childhood in Florida, but ultimately found his home in the West. He was always an adventurer, and he spent many summers exploring new places - whether taking a road-trip across the US or backpacking overseas. He was never afraid to travel alone, knowing that he would meet new people and form deep friendships with fellow travelers along the way. After completing an undergraduate degree in history at the...

Daniel Carey Oglesby was born on a lovely day: April 6th will never be the same. Carey changed everyone's lives with just a smile. As he grew up playing soccer and dazzling the ladies he had a huge impact on everyone. The Class of 2003 would have never been the same without him. His presence in George Washington high school changed life for all of us.He married Holly Wheeler, had a beautiful child named Carter. In recent years, he remarried to Emily Lougheed and became a stepfather to Anaya...

Kimberly Anne Roe of Avon, Colorado passed away suddenly on August 2, 2020. Kimberly was born April 6, 1985 in Farmington Hills, Michigan and grew up in Troy, Michigan. She graduated from Seaholm High School in the BirminghamSchool District, and attended Northwood University for a year.She is survived by her parents Ronald W. Roe and Sharon F. Roe, brothers David Roe, Jesse Roe, and Richard Roe, and her longtime partner Brandon Woodhall. Also surviving are her birth brothers Curt Lewis and...

Thomasina Lederman , a very loving person loved by many family and friends. She had a very complex family. She was a daughter of Sharel Nelson who passed away 2014, due to alcoholism. Her father was unknown.Thomasina was an amazing sister to four siblings and her being the second oldest, she was a protector of her siblings always watching out for them ensuring the best for them. Thomasina was always the one to put out a helping hand to those who needed it and was selfless to not turn anyone...

Arley David Hudson, 74, was born February 17, 1945, at Guthrie, Oklahoma, and his great heart simply stopped on January 21, 2020, in Denver, Colorado. He was the second child of Arley Frank Hudson, Jr. and Beata Ruth Friend Hudson.David, as he was known to family and friends, was an avid football fan and bled orange for his beloved Denver Broncos. He also played football in high school, college, and later on the Navy team. David was a very big guy and was formidable as an offensive center...

Jay passed peacefully on the morning of October 11th, 2019. It was the first snow for Denver, and we believe this was for Jay. He loved the first snow of the season, as it marked the start of the ski season and the beginning of his favorite time of the year. Jay loved life, the outdoors, and talking to people. Did I say talking? Jay loved to TALK. And talk. And talk.He was born in Butte, Montana, and rumor has it took afternoon naps as a baby out on the porch in the winter weather. That's...