Infinity Direct Cremation and Burial

12/15/2022

02/25/2022

Gary Lee Archuleta passed away on Tuesday, February 22, 2022, at his home in Commerce City,
Colorado.
He was 79 years old. He was born October 17, 1942, in Denver Colorado to Lawrence and Magdaline
Archuleta. He graduated from Westminster High School and attended the University of Colorado. He
married Victoria Muniz in 1962.
They soon started a family and had 6 children. They raised their family in Colorado and spent summer
vacations exploring the 4 corners of the state and the Rocky Mountains.
He spent his career and life helping and enriching the lives of others. He did this by bringing art, music,
and culture to the many local neighborhoods in the Denver area.
Gary’s most important work was as a volunteer. He was one of Jehovah’s Witnesses and spent 48 years
sharing the Good News of God’s Kingdom. He also volunteered to help with any maintenance and/or
building work on local Kingdom Halls and Assembly Halls. He wasn’t a skilled tradesman, but he and his
wife spent countless hours volunteering doing whatever work they were assigned.
Gary and Vicci loved travelling and meeting people from all over the world. A very special trip was to
Alaska for their 50 th wedding anniversary. They were joined by some of their children, grandchildren,
and friends. He was always the happiest when surrounded by his family and creation.
Gary’s other love was for gardening. His gardens would produce more vegetables than his family could
eat, and he was always happy to share his harvest with his neighbors, friends, and family.
He was a generous and hospitable man. He was kind and loving. If someone was in need, he felt
compelled to help. He couldn’t stand to see anyone suffer. He genuinely cared for all people and
especially for his family.
He will be missed and mourned by his surviving family.
Survived by his wife, Vicci. His children and their spouses; Holly-Ann Holland, Bernadette Archuleta,
Garrilee and Jeff Raffaeli, Aztlano and Alyona Archuleta, Rebekah and Joel Greer, Daniel and Shauna
Archuleta.
Grandchildren: Zephaniah, Jeffrey, Michal Maria, Phoenix, Desmas, Shiloh, Mateah, Athena, Lilly
He is also survived by 7 great grandchildren, nieces and nephews, brothers, and his sister.

12/30/2021

Howard Paul Waldmann, educator, antique dealer and mountain man, died on December 25th 2021, at
his brother’s home in Kiowa, Colorado.
Paul was born on December 5, 1942 to parents, Dr. Robert Waldmann and Ruthann Waldmann, in
Tucson, Arizona. After attending college at Creighton University and Colorado School of Mines, he
received a degree in communications at Denver University. In between his studies at School of Mines
and Denver University, he worked the oil fields in Craig, Colorado and the Alaskan Yukon, as an assayer
and drill rig inspector. Upon receiving his degree in the mid 60s, he worked for KWGN Channel 2
Television Station in Denver as a weatherman and program director. He later moved to Channel 2’s
advertising department where he filmed and directed their local commercials. One memorable
commercial he directed, involved blowing up a grand piano in the Colorado foot hills. It was quite a
spectacle. He then took a position in Alaska for the Anchorage School System, designing a film studio
and writing, directing, and filming educational programs, using a new fangled device known as a reel to
reel video tape recorder. Paul is credited with founding Educational Television for the Anchorage School
System and won numerous awards for his programing. For more than 20 years, Paul worked in the glass
business, designing interior mirror and glass installations in custom homes and office buildings, and as
the contract manager for Monarch Shower Door and Glass. He had always been a history buff and loved
antiques. Upon his retirement, he realized he had a talent for finding the “diamond in the ruff”. He
began shopping estate sales, garage sales and thrift stores, finding treasures and selling them at various
antique shops in the Denver area, most notably, The Brass Armadillo. He was considered an expert in
Southwest Indian art and jewelry, and constantly researched his wares. He cherished his cabin in the
woods on Shadow Mountain, where he lived for 35 years. Paul adored his Porsche 911 Targa and drove
it up and down the mountain come rain, sleet, or snow. He studied martial arts and was formally
trained in Judo. He was an avid skier and loved skiing the summit of Aspen Highlands, where the view
of Maroon Bells is spectacular.
He is survived by his wife, Candy Porter, his three children, Karen, Kriste, and Robert Waldmann, his
grandchildren, Tyler and Kaitlyn Waldmann, his step sons, Matthew and Joel Porter, and his four
siblings, Mariana Phipps, Margaret Hamlen, Chris Waldmann and Teresa Fennimore.
Paul Waldmann died in his sleep on Christmas day. He made a mark on this earth and was a positive
influence to so many people. He was truly a man for all seasons, a real Renaissance Man. He will be
sorely missed.

12/10/2021

Melanie Lynne Jones passed away peacefully on December 3rd, 2021 at the age of 63. Melanie was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to William and Helen Jones. She is survived by daughters, Lauren Gerbholz age 40 and Ashley Gerbholz age 31. She is now soaring with the angels and riding ba****ck along the ocean.

10/14/2021

Garrett Lynn Urbanek, passed away unexpectedly on October 10, 2021 in Adams Co, Colorado
Garrett was born on February 19, 1985
to Bobby Lynn Robertson and Jeanette Naster. Garrett was then adopted to Mr. and Mrs. Urbanek. He lived all over Kansas and Oklahoma. Finally residing in Colorado.

Garrett was a man with a huge heart that loved his family. Most importantly, the love he had for his 3 children.

Garrett followed his fathers footsteps and was a mechanic. He had a love for cars and motorcycles. He loved the fast lane, just like his dad.

Garrett was preceded in death by, Bobby Lynn Robertson- father, Jeanette Naster mother, Robert and Sandy Urbanek- adopted parents, Freda Robertson- grandmother

Garrett leaves behind his 2 Sons, Corbin Urbanek 16, and Keegan Urbanek 13. Daughter, Hope Duncan 4.
Sister, Jessica Beeson. 2 Brothers, Justin Robertson and Blaine Urbanek.
Grandfather, Rex Robertson
Fiancé, Terra Burritt

Garrett’s family will hold a private celebration of life

10/14/2021

David Rubin Ortega born to Johnny Najar and Teresa Leyva November 21st 1967 went for his journey to Paradise on October 7th 2021. he is survived by his partner and love Betty Jo, his son David Ortega Jr his daughter Tarryn Klein, step sons
Jesse, Andrew and step daughter Samantha and his grandchildren whom he loved dearly and love to pick on. His dad Manuel Levya ,His brothers Jonathan ,Paul, Johnny, sisters Pollie and Crystal. David was a badass guitar player an amazing pianist and he was very passionate when working with metal. He was an awesome welder and an amazing custom flasher . He worked recla metals for several years which he loved and enjoyed his co-workers were his friends and family. David is going to be missed by many he had a heart of gold and would do anything and everything for his family and friends .

10/14/2021

Daniel Robert Hobbs, age 65, passed away peacefully on October 8, 2021 in Aurora, CO. He was preceeded in death by his parents Walter and Bonnie Hobbs and sister Lydia Hobbs.

He survived by his wife Myla (Brown) Hobbs of 40 years. They were married June 27, 1981, blessed with 3 children, Son's Matthew Robert (his better half Nikole Davis), Nicholas Daniel (His wife Katy) and daughter Lindsey Roshelle (Her fiancé Kevin Settle). Grandchildren Bentley James, Charlie Dayne and Parker Nicholas. Brothers Tim Hobbs (His wife Laura) and John Hobbs

(His wife Karen), also nieces and nephews.

He served in the US Army. He loved to camp and fish. His passion was remodeling, loved to build things. If it wasn't built good enough, he tore it apart and redesigned it. When the kids had a question, they knew their dad had the amazing knowledge to fix anything.



A Celebration of Life with Military Honors will be at Fort Logan National Cemetery on October 26th, 2021 at 10:15 A.M., 4400 W. Kenyon Avenue, Denver, CO 80236

09/16/2021

Joy Elizabeth Terkelsen was born on March 20, 1962 in Boston, MA. Adopted by loving parents Betty and Conrad Terkelsen, Joy grew up in Hudson, MA. Joy moved to Denver in 1980 to attend D.U.
Joy worked many decades with developmentally disabled adults through ARC, Dungarvin and Starpoint.
Joy was a Certified Massage Therapist working with patients who had disabilities and traumatic brain injuries. She enjoyed providing massages to bicyclists all over Colorado during Ride The Rockies MS 150 and Courage Classic at Copper Mountain.
In addition to massage therapy, Joy was a Certified Ergonomic Specialist and owned her own business, TouchTech, LLC. Joy was especially interested in helping casino card dealers and wrote a book, “Dealing A Maration” specifically for casino table games employees.
Joy is survived by her wife Athena Lansing, brother and sister-in-law Rick and Pam Morais (MA), sister and brother-in-law Marie and Paul Oslebo (FL) and adopted brother Dave Terkelsen (MA).
Surviving members of Joy’s chosen family are Denver residents Jane Jackson, Sean Allison and Alex Flower, Vicky Giffin (OR), and Mackenzie Parks and the Yamamoto family (WA)
Private services will be held. A celebration of Joy’s life will be held on her 60th birthday on March 20, 2022 in Denver, time and place to be determined.
Memorial Donations to CAP Food Bank, Attention Diana Cable, 6260 E. Colfax Ave. Denver CO 80220

09/16/2021

Josie Gloria Jean Ross
03/19/1950-09/05/2021

It is with profound sadness, deep sorrow, and much love that we mourn the passing of Josie "Angel" Ross of Denver, Colorado. Beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. A memorial/prayer service will be held at 2pm on September 24th at Romero Family Funeral Home on 4750 Tejon St Denver, Colorado 80211.

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