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05/24/2025

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James Thomas Barbour (Tom) passed away on May 18, 2025. He was 83 years old. James was a resident of Calhan, Colorado for 30 years. He was born December 8, 1941 in Elk City, Oklahoma to Marvin B. Barbour and Verna Lee (Gamble) Barbour. They moved to Hotchkiss, Colorado in July of 1953 where he and his brothers were raised through their high school years. He was an athlete in high school where he played football, basketball and baseball. After graduating Hotchkiss High School in 1960 he joined the local #9 operating engineers and operated and worked on heavy equipment. On January 23, 1964 he was drafted into the US Army and stationed at West Point, NY. He earned commendations as a sharpshooter and was awarded a good conduct medal. It was here that he met his wife of 58 years; Patricia Alice (Medlar) Barbour; He was discharged after his first term on January 21, 1966, and they were married on January 29th, 1966, in Yonkers, New York. As the story goes, they got married in a snowstorm and the reception featured the very first Super Bowl. They watched the game and got in the car and headed west. He remained in the Army reserves until January 22, 1970. During this time, they lived in Basalt, Colorado and he worked in the mountains of Colorado excavating numerous roads and reservoirs. They had their first 2 children, Deborah Anne Barbour (Lindquist) and Robert Duane Barbour in Glenwood Springs, Colorado before moving and settling in Widefield, Colorado in 1970 and having another child, James T Barbour Jr. During this time, he worked with his brother, Marvin Barbour, at Barbour Construction in Colorado Springs before moving to Connecticut in 1988 and then to California in 1990 returning to Colorado Springs in 1996 and spent the remainder of his career working for G.E. Johnson Construction and retired in 2003.

Tom was a hard worker and dedicated husband. He provided very well for his family. He liked to tinker in the garage where he spent time with his children teaching them all the basics of how to take care of a vehicle, change the oil, brakes, check fluids, etc. He enjoyed hunting for elk and deer in the Colorado mountains with his family and friends. Most of his leisure time was spent working on cars in the garage on the weekends. Sundays were always reserved for the Denver Broncos football games during the season, he was a true loyal Denver Broncos fan! Summer vacations were an every year occasion; Yellowstone National Park, Niagara Falls, New York City, Disney World and the Grand Canyon to name a few.

Tom is survived by his brother, Norvel Barbour (Glenda Barbour); his 3 children, Deborah Anne (Barbour) Lindquist (Randy Lamontagne), Robert Duane Barbour (Carolyn Barbour), and James Thomas Barbour Jr.; his 2 grandchildren, Samantha Patricia Heron (Bradley Wells), and William Isaac Baca (Amanda Jade (Wright) Baca. He was also blessed with 5 great-grandchildren: Alyssa Deborah Heron (17), Reagan Eleanor Heron (15), Travis Strawser (15), Bradley Isaac Wells (4), and Miles Vincent Baca (5 ½ months).

He was preceded in death by his wife, Patricia Alice (Medlar) Barbour; parents, Marvin Boone Barbour and Verna Lee (Gamble) Barbour; his brother, Marvin Grant Barbour.

A Visitation in honor of Tom will be held at 9:00AM, Tuesday, May 27, 2025, followed by a 10:00AM Funeral Service at the Shrine of Remembrance “America the Beautiful” Chapel, 1730 East Fountain Boulevard, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80910. A burial will be held at 12:00PM, following the service at Pikes Peak National Cemetery, 10545 Drennan Road, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80925. A reception will follow at Debi’s home, 2516 Prescott Circle West, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80916.

05/24/2025

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In Loving Memory of Isabella “Izzy” Marie Maestas
July 20, 2020 – May 19, 2025

With broken hearts and deep sorrow, we announce the passing of our beloved daughter, Isabella Marie Maestas, who left this world far too soon on May 19, 2025, at the tender age of four.

Born on July 20, 2020, Isabella, our sweet Izzy, brought light, laughter, and love to everyone who knew her. Her sparkling eyes, joyful giggles, and boundless curiosity filled our days with wonder. Whether she was playing, exploring, or simply snuggling with those she loved, Isabella reminds us of all the innocence and beauty in life.

Isabella is deeply loved and will be forever missed by her parents, Mikayla and Brent Maestas; her sisters, Sophia and Emma; her maternal grandparents, Brian and Brittnay Kohls of Johnson City, Tennessee, and Lisa and Bob Gumina of Colorado Springs, Colorado; and her paternal grandparents, Jon and Ellen Maestas of Colorado Springs, Colorado. She is also remembered with love by her maternal great-grandparents, Lori and Gene Mercer, Sue Kohls, and Kenneth Clothier; her paternal great-grandparents, Jerry and Phyllis Hager, and Eugene Maestas; and by the memory of her maternal great-grandfather, Ron Kohls, who passed away in July 2011, and maternal great-grandmother, Carolyn Clothier, who passed away in March 2019, and her paternal great-grandmother, Karen Maestas, who passed away in January 2017. Isabella leaves behind a large extended family of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who adored her.

Though her time with us was brief, Isabella’s spirit, joy, and love will live on in our hearts forever. Her memory will be cherished always, and her light will never fade.

A memorial service to honor Isabella’s life will be held on Saturday, May 24, 2025, at First Southern Baptist Church, located at 1409 Palmer Park Blvd, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80909. All who knew and loved her are invited to attend and celebrate the joy she brought into our lives.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made in Isabella’s memory to the PCDH19 Alliance (pcdh19info.org) or Autism Speaks (autismspeaks.org).

In Loving Memory of Isabella “Izzy” Marie MaestasJuly 20, 2020 – May 19, 2025 With broken hearts and deep sorrow, we announce the passing of our beloved daughter, Isabella Marie Maestas, who left this world far too soon on May 19, 2025, at the tender age of four. Born on July 20, 2020, Isabell...

05/23/2025

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Clarence David Dompierre, on April 19, 2025, in Colorado Springs, Colorado has passed away at 75 years of age due to health complications. Clarence was born to Clarence Baby Dompierre and Flora Paulec in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Clarence David Dompierre is survived by his siblings: Clifford Brittain, Jeffrey Campbell, Patricia Weilder, Marie Zdunsyk, Margarita Loy, Leona Brescher, and Rose Sweet; sons: Jacque Clifford Dompierre and Clarence Benjamin Dompierre; grandchildren: Jacque James Dompierre, Hunter Benjamin Dompierre, and Charlotte Ruth Dompierre.
Clarence David Dompierre attained his high school diploma from John Glenn High School in June 1967, then attended Delta College in 1968 where he received his Respiratory Therapy Certification. He served 4 years in the United States Army as a Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic and Ground Radar Crewman and in the United States Air Force as a Reciprocating Engine Aircraft Mechanic from which he was honorably discharged. Following his career in the service of the United States, he became a Respiratory Therapist at Halifax Regional Hospital and later Jupiter Medical Center.
Clarence David Dompierre enjoyed outdoor activities with his sons to include fishing, swimming, sailing, and kayaking. His favorite National Football League team was the Miami Dolphins. He greatly enjoyed traveling and experiencing new places and people. He donated toys and clothes to local churches and shelters along with his time. As he was a believer in God, his preferred method of worship was outside in the world and claimed his relationship with God had become much stronger. Occasionally he would attend The St. James Orthodox Church in Port Saint Lucie, Florida; primarily on major holidays.
Clarence David Dompierre was a very caring father, holding nothing back when it truly mattered. He was a strong-willed man and would do anything to protect his family and his friends. He would drive across the country or fly around the world to be there for someone who asked for his help. Caring for others was always more important to him than his own safety.
Clarence David Dompierre will be missed greatly by his family and friends. His loss will be felt across the country wherever those who know him reside. He will now be at rest with God and watching us all from the heavens. May God bless his family and friends.

Clarence David Dompierre, on April 19, 2025, in Colorado Springs, Colorado has passed away at 75 years of age due to health complications. Clarence was born to Clarence Baby Dompierre and Flora Paulec in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Clarence David Dompierre is survived by his siblings: Clifford Brittain, Je...

05/22/2025

Estella R. Madril
July 27, 1933 – May 10, 2025

Estella R. Madril, passed away May 10, 2025, at the age of 91, in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

She was born, July 27, 1933, in Del Norte, Colorado, to Antonio and Frances (Valdez) Lopez.
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Estella loved volunteering, some of her most notable being for the election department, Memorial Hospital, volunteering as a lay chaplain, and pastoral care. She was also a Den Mother for the Cub Scouts and was quite active in the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus. She also loved gardening, and walking with her most beloved dog, Bobby II.

She was preceded in death by her parents Antonio and Frances Lopez; sisters, Patricia Lopez Chavez and Mary Lopez Archuleta; brother, Tony Lopez; and by her nephew, William and his wife, Carmen Archuleta.

Estella is survived by her loving husband, Joseph A. Madril, Jr.; sons, Joseph A. Madril III and Dominic Madril; and daughter, Frances Ann Clay.

A Memorial Mass will be held in honor of Estella at 10:00AM on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at Divine Redeemer Church, 927 North Logan Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80909. Estella will be laid to rest at 1:00PM on Tuesday, June 3, 2025, at Pikes Peak National Cemetery, 10545 Drennan Road, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80925.

Estella R. Madril, passed away May 10, 2025, at the age of 91, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She was born, July 27, 1933, in Del Norte, Colorado, to Antonio and Frances (Valdez) Lopez. Estella loved volunteering, some of her most notable being for the election department, Memorial Hospital, volunte...

05/22/2025

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Arlyne was the mother to ten beautiful children, during her first marriage to their father, Carl F. Hartman Jr. From the 10 children came many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

She later married Russell Clary along with welcoming his four children. Arlyne spent many wonderful years sharing her talents in art. She was an avid painter, quilter, and crafter. Arlyne was amazing when it came to playing the piano, she loved her music and dancing. Reflected in her paintings was her love for nature and critters of all kinds, "except chocolate covered grasshoppers." Arlyne kept her sense of style and humor up until the end. She loved her family & friends dearly. One last wish she made was for her family to be there for each other.

Her smile and laughter will be missed dearly.

And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love. 1 Corinthians 13:13

05/22/2025

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Frances Anita Broeker (formerly Simon, née Baumgardner), long-time resident of Colorado Springs, passed away peacefully of natural causes after declining health in the presence of her three daughters on May 16, 2025, and enveloped by the love of her two sons, three living siblings, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Frances was born in Thompson, North Dakota, on December 23, 1927, and raised during the depression picking crops and working at home and in the houses of others. Her father Wayne worked in the local grain elevator and was a well-known pianist and musician who played for local dances. Fran retained a lifelong love of jazz, ragtime piano, and dance. She graduated Salutatorian from Thompson High School in 1945, and married decorated World War II Army paratrooper James Robert Simon in 1947; they lived in Grand Forks, North Dakota, and had three children, Lynette, Kay, and Larry, before Jim died in 1958.

Left a young widow with three small children, Fran was lovingly supported by her parents and parents-in-law, her siblings, and sister-in-law Joanne. She worked for a number of years at the Vets Club in Grand Forks, where she met her second husband, Air Force veteran Donald Broeker. They had two children, Eric and Jackie. Fran and Don lived successively in Littleton and La Junta, Colorado; Albuquerque, New Mexico; and Pueblo, Colorado, before settling permanently in Colorado Springs in 1974. Fran and children often worked alongside Don who managed a series of hotels and restaurants. In retirement, Fran and Don were active members of St. Joseph Catholic Church.

Fran and Don’s home was the location of large family holiday gatherings and remained so long after Don died in 2008. Even after moving to assisted living in 2019, Fran delighted in the holidays, now hosted in Colorado Springs by her daughter Lynette, and in visits from her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Fran was an avid sports fan and especially enjoyed cheering for the University of North Dakota hockey team, the Denver Broncos and the Colorado Avalanche. Fran’s children and grandchildren will always remember her love of wine hour and her enormous capacity for love and laughter.

Frances was predeceased by her father, Wayne, who passed away in Torrance, California, in 1979; her mother, Gladys, who passed away in Colorado Springs at the age of 105; her siblings: Joyce, Jack, Clyde, and Gordon; and her son-in-law, Kent Nygaard.

She is survived by siblings: Carroll Baumgardner (Glennda) of Reno, Nevada; David Baumgardner (Cynthia) of Fargo, North Dakota; Rita Walker of Reno, Nevada; children: Lynette Nygaard of Colorado Springs; Kay Hallen of Sydney, Australia; Larry J. Simon (Cynthia Craig) of East Lansing, Michigan; Eric Broeker (Karen) of Ankeny, Iowa; and Jackie Browning (Brent) of Sunnyvale, California; step-daughters, Chris Hegtvedt of Minneapolis and Mary Vierzba (Marv) of Brainerd, Minnesota; grandchildren: Jamie, Alexandra, and Jesse; Joseph and Camilla Frances; Josh, Thomas, Ashley Frances Lenore, Rhianna, and Skylar; Ryan and Austin; and great grandchildren: Ella, Avery, Bodhi; James, Jude, and Margaret; Kayson and Shailoh.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. at Shrine of Remembrance - 1730 East Fountain Blvd., Colorado Springs, Colorado. Condolences to the family can be sent c/o Lynette Nygaard, 591 Shrubland Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.

In lieu of flowers a donation can be made in the name of Frances Broeker to the Alzheimer’s Association (https://www.alz.org/) or Meals on Wheels America (https://www.mealsonwheelsamerica.org/donate/).

05/22/2025

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Darcy Jacqueline Bennett

Darcy Bennett, age 42, passed away, surrounded by loved ones, on the evening of May 5th, 2025. She was a resident of Colorado Springs for 27 years, having previously lived in Gainesville and Kissimmee, Florida. A dedicated and hard worker throughout her life, Darcy later embraced her role as a homemaker, caring deeply for her husband and daughter.
Darcy was born on March 13th, 1983, to Patrick Bennett and Tia Nordstrand. She met her doting husband, Joseph Toussaint, in 2004, and they shared 21 loving years of marriage until her passing.
Darcy had a passion for drawing and creating art, always thinking of another project to begin. She also enjoyed spending time with her loved ones playing in nature, fishing with the family, and had a deep appreciation for the natural world and music in all forms. She attended Roy J. Wasson High School, graduating in 2001, and later pursued studies in massage therapy at Pikes Peak State College.
She is survived by her loving husband, Joseph; her cherished daughter, Annika; her parents, Patrick and Theresa; her brother, Ian; her sister-in-law, Julianna; and her nieces and nephews: Osiris, Isis, Avery, Ivy, and Dante. She was preceded in death by her mother, Tia, and grandmother, Patricia.
Finally, a quote from one of her favorite movies, which represents Darcy best; “But he liked to leave me laughing. This is how he wanted to remember me, and how he wanted to be remembered.” -Big Fish, 2003
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday, May 30th, at the Shrine of Remembrance, 1730 E. Fountain Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80910.

05/22/2025

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In Loving Memory of Barbara Elizabeth Bembers
Birth: 1/3/1947 - Passed: 5/10/2025

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Barbara Elizabeth Bembers, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and aunt, who left us peacefully on 10 May 2025 at the age of 78.
Barbara lived life with remarkable energy, purpose, and grace. A lifelong lover of the outdoors, through the years she was a long-distance runner, enjoyed hiking and bicycle riding, and was an enthusiastic explorer of nature. Her days were often spent in her backyard garden, on trails, or simply outside where she felt most alive and connected with Mother nature. Her stamina and spirit inspired those around her to embrace life with movement and joy.
She had a rare gift for transforming outdoor spaces into living sanctuaries - turning each backyard into a destination uniquely suited to the land and climate. Her hands shaped beauty from the soil and her soul, and her eye for creative detail brought harmony and life to every nook and cranny she touched in her gardens.
Barbara lived not only with strength of body but with depth of soul. A spiritual person, she found peace and meaning in quiet reflection, natural beauty, and the rhythms of life. Her spirit was evident in the way she loved others and lived with humility, compassion, and gratitude.
She is survived by her devoted husband, Martin Bembers; her loving children, Ivan Bembers and Christine Bunch; and her adored grandchildren. She is also lovingly remembered by her extended family, including siblings, nieces, and nephews.
Barbara will be dearly missed, but her legacy will live on—in her gardens, in nature, in moments of quiet wonder, and in the hearts of all who knew her.
A private service will be held at a later time for family. In lieu of flowers, the family encourages you to plant something in her honor or spend time in nature, where her spirit will always be present.

05/21/2025

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Savannah Shea Holmes, 36 years of age, entered heaven on Saturday, May 10, 2025 from her family home in Monument, Colorado. Family and friends find peace in knowing she is safe and cherished in her heavenly home.

Savannah was born on August 7, 1988, in Liberal, Kansas to Merlin and Zoe Ann (Schmidt) Holmes. She was the oldest of five children. The Holmes family moved to Colorado in August of 1996, where Savannah continued her education and graduated from Lewis-Palmer High School.

Savannah loved Jesus and her family. She enjoyed word search puzzles, taking pictures, creative arts and crafts, bird watching, traveling and spending time with her family and friends. Savannah was fond of birthday celebrations and holidays, never allowing them to be forgotten. Visiting theme parks and riding rollercoasters was thrilling for her and put a huge smile on her face.

In addition to her parents, she is survived by her brothers: Garrett Holmes, Weston Holmes, Karsten Holmes, Bennett Holmes, and her two nephews, Kelton Holmes and Torin Holmes. Savannah was loved by many extended family members, and friends who will cherish her memory. Savannah’s life provided an impactful foundation on the lives of those she touched. Now in the presence of her Heavenly Father, she leaves behind a world made brighter by her presence, and in the hearts and memories of her family and friends, which will never be forgotten.

Wellspring Community in Castle Rock, Colorado provided a community of engagement, and friendship for Savannah. Participation in Wellspring Community provided enjoyment, a sense of belonging, and a caring community of STARS and staff. Memorials may be sent in honor of Savannah Holmes to Wellspring Community at: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/inlovingmemoryofsavannah/

1 John 3: 1-2 See what great love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are!

Isaiah 40:31 Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.

05/20/2025

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Viridiana “Viry” Flores
October 16, 1997 – April 16, 2025

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Viridiana Flores, lovingly known as “Viry” or “Skinny”, who left us too soon on April 16, 2025, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She was 27 years old.

Viry was born on October 16, 1997, in Los Angeles, California, and brought laughter, love, and fierce loyalty to everyone who knew her. She is survived by her two beautiful children, Ava Madison Walter and Walter Wilcox IIII, who were the center of her world. She also leaves behind her devoted parents, Rita Flores de Nova and Guillermo Ramirez; her loving siblings, Jessica Ramirez, Vanessa Ramirez, and Jose Flores; and many friends and extended family members who will miss her deeply.

Viry had a bold spirit and a heart full of love. She was known for her sense of humor, loud laugh, and quick wit - always ready with a joke, no matter how hard life got. Her strength and stubborn streak were matched only by her ability to care fiercely for those she loved.

She recently found joy in curating vintage clothing for her children and was especially drawn to the comforting nostalgia of Winnie the Pooh. Her favorite books came from Rupi Kaur, whose words often mirrored Viry’s own strength and tenderness.

Though her time with us was far too short, Viry will be remembered most as a loving mother, a hilarious sister, a cherished daughter to our parents, and a woman who embraced life on her own terms.

In her honor, we share a quote she loved:

“If ever there is a tomorrow when we’re not together… there is something you must always remember.
You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, smarter than you think, and loved more than you know.
But the most important thing is, even if we’re apart… I’ll always be with you.”
— A.A. Milne, Winnie the Pooh

Her family invites all who knew and loved her to celebrate her life and carry forward her light, laughter, and love.

05/19/2025

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Gloria (Olivares) Gordon passed away peacefully on Friday, April 25, 2025, in Topeka, KS, with family by her side. She was born on December 22, 1956, to Jesus and Maria (Schmitt) Olivares in Taipei, Taiwan, and was one of 11 children.

As a military child, she traveled and attended schools abroad and across the United States. When her father retired from the U.S. Army, they made Colorado Springs their home. In 2000, she met her forever love, Michael (Mike) Gordon, and they called Topeka, KS, home together.

Gloria worked as a researcher with Shepherds/McGraw-Hill and, later, with Kansas Secured Title. She enjoyed traveling and spending time with her beloved parents and siblings. She loved a good thriller, football, baseball, and making memories with her dear husband and family.

Gloria is survived by her daughter, Jill Likness; son, Ryan (Rysa) Likness; stepdaughters, Delaney (Jacob) Moege and Dakota (Tanner) Bowers; six grandchildren; and siblings: Rosenda (Jeff) Schumacher, Sylvia Olivares, Stella Olivares, Orlando (Maya) Olivares, Maria Olivares, and Robert Olivares. She was preceded in death by her husband, Mike; parents; and four brothers.

Memorial services will be held on Friday, June 20, 2025, at 10 a.m. at the Shrine of Remembrance in Colorado Springs, CO.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Midland Hospice House (Topeka) or Tunnel to Towers.

05/19/2025

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Jacquelyn Ann Griffith, “Jacky”, age 79, of Colorado Springs, Colorado passed away on Sunday, April 27, 2025 in a nursing facility only hours after spending precious final moments with her beloved corgis, Blue and Dash, her sister, and a dear friend.

She was born on March 2, 1946 in Marysville, Ohio where she enjoyed a family-filled, happy childhood, often reminiscing about antics with her cousin Jerry.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Major Jack A. and Maryann Griffith of Fort Worth.

Having a talent for making art of all kinds and being musically gifted, she played the flute in the Bossier High School band. She also mastered the piano, banjo, and guitar.

After graduating from LSU with an Elementary Education Degree, she held only one occupation which was as an elementary school teacher. She taught at various schools during her career in Louisiana and Colorado until she retired from Bricker Elementary School in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Naturally, she brought her gifts of art and music into the classroom, ushering in lots of entertaining learning and creativity to her students. Her classrooms were full of joy and acceptance, as she made education fun. That, along with her gentle and kind spirit is why her students remember her as their favorite teacher.

She had a vast collection of unusual rocks that she had found through the years, especially ones with holes in them, always saying, “It’s a sign of friendship when you give someone a rock with a hole in it”. She had collected hundreds of them.

Her greatest loves were her corgis, Blue and Dash. There wasn’t an amount of money she wouldn’t spend or anything she wouldn’t do to make them happy. They were spoiled rotten.

She also had turtles as pets which she took to her classrooms, showing her students how to care for them. She even allowed a special student of the week to take them home over the weekend to enjoy and nurture.

She was without a doubt one of the most generous, compassionate and kindest souls ever. She leaves behind a legacy of love, quiet strength, and the ability to change lives forever with her compassion and caring soul.

Jacky is survived by her sister, Tracy Lee, and husband, Karl of Aledo, Texas. Two nephews, Forrest Lee of San Marcos, Texas and Jack–Slade Lee of Fort Worth.

She will be buried out of state in the family plot.

Donations can be made in her name to “A Safe Place for Pets” of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Their website is safeplacepets.org.
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