Denver Cremation Company LLC

12/15/2022

12/08/2022

Norma Jean Anderson August 22, 1936 ~ December 7, 2022

Norma Jean Anderson was born in Milboro, South Dakota to Loyd Heath and Bertha “Umphrey” Heath (deceased).

Family of all girls Sister are Edna, Vera, Betty, Arlene (all deceased)

Norma is preceded in death by her two Sons, Myron & Gary Anderson, her 2 beloved Grandsons, Robert Cook, Jeremy Hood and her Great Grandsons, Devin and Christopher. Norma is survived by, her daughter
Julie (Kirk, deceased) Hood, daughter Diana ( Mickey) Hilton, Son Carroll (Deb) Anderson also by numerous Grandkids, Great & Great Great Grandkids.

Norma's favorite color was purple, her two favorite songs were, Just a Closer walk with thee by Patsy Cline and Running Bear by Johnny Preston.

Norma always loved bouquets of Carnations, With her hobbies that she loves doing are, Dancing, Bowling, Reading, Crossword Puzzles, Jigsaw Puzzles, and visiting the rec center to see friends.

Norma graduated from highschool June 25, 1955 and retired from Title America January 2, 2005 from Title America as a Mico Filmer.

Norma is very well loved by all her family and friends. She will be greatly missed.

Services will be Saturday December 10, 2022 at 10 AM at 6700 Smith Road, Denver, CO 80207. Placement will be Monday at Crown Hill Cemetery for immediate family only.

09/01/2022

Donna Sue Pointer, of Aurora Co, born 05/14/1949, passed quietly on 07/31/2022, with her 2 daughters
by her side. Born to Dale Forrest Vise and Norma Jean Warner. She was born along sider her brothers
Dale and Doug, in Mc Cook Nebraska. They were first surviving triplets in Nebraska. Donna moved to
Colorado at a young age and grew up in Colorado. Donna attended Roosevelt High School in Johnstown,
Co. Received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of Northern Colorado, after she
retired. Donna will always be remembered by her love of her children (especially that great grandson),
her animals, and helping others in need.
Donna is survived by her Brothers Dennis, Dale (spouse Donna), and Doug. Her Sister Belinda. Her
daughters Stacy (spouse George), and Rebecca (spouse Anthony). Her Grand daughter Gabrielle, and
Great Grandson Donovan. She was predeceased in death by her sister Patty, her parents, Dale, and
Norma. Brother-in-law Doug. Sister-in-Law Gail. There are no events planned, as she did not wish to
have services.
You may make donations to American Kidney Foundation or Denver Dachshund Rescue in her honor as
an alternative to flowers.

07/13/2022

Sandy Porter of Englewood, passed away on Saturday, May 14, 2022. She was the daughter of the late Lt. Col. Ralph Emmett Porter & Lael Francis Porter. Sandy is survived by her children Jennifer Livermore & Harry Livermore Jr. She is the cherished Grandma Sandy to Jamie Thompson & Brody Thompson. Final Farewells will be conducted Saturday July 16 at 10:30 a.m. in the Historic Church of Morrison with lunch following outdoors. 111 Market Street, Morrison, Colorado 80465

06/22/2022

Rudolph “Rudy” Willis passed away peacefully after a long illness in the early morning of June 7, 2022 at
the age of 68.
Rudy is predeceased by his father, Rollo Willis and Mother, Irene Willis. Rudy is survived by his wife and
love of his life for 50 years, Gwen Willis of Firestone, CO. They were married May 2, 1977. Rudy is
lovingly remembered by his three sons and daughter-in-laws; Adam and Stephanie Willis, Justin and
Lindsay Willis, and Corey and Page Willis. His sweet grandbabies, Mason Willis, Ethan Austin, Violet
Willis, Ava Willis, Rollo Willis, and Chance Willis will forever hold their “pops” in their hearts. He is also
survived by brothers and sister-in-laws; Gary and Susan Willis and Barry and Vicki Willis.
Rudy spent the majority of his childhood in Commerce City and had special memories at his parent’s
farm in Anton, Colorado. It was in Commerce City, at the age of 16 that he met his sweetheart, Gwen.
Rudy is a 1972 graduate of Adams City High School where he was an accomplished athlete lettering in
three varsity sports including basketball, baseball, and tennis. His passion for the game of baseball and
fastpitch softball in particular, is where his positive attitude, inspirational advice, and encouraging words
influenced so many.
After High School Rudy joined the Asbestos Workers Local 28 Apprenticeship and continued in this trade
for approximately 10 years. Following his work with Local 28, Rudy found a passion for sales in the
screen printing and apparel industry. This passion eventually led to him opening Branded Image Apparel
with his family which is operated to this day by his sons, Adam and Corey and daughter-in-law,
Stephanie.
For those that knew Rudy, knew of his infectious smile and zest for life. When he wasn’t loving on his
family, whom he cherished so much, Rudy could be found jamming out to some good music, or laying
some beats down on his drum set.
There will be a Celebration of Life for Rudy with family and close friends by invitation only. Go to
crematedenver.com to view obituary. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made that will be dedicated
to funding his remembrance, please email lindsay.willis119@gmail.com.

05/31/2022

Preston Hale Price was born in Fort Collins, Colorado on June 10, 1957. He died in Elizabeth, Colorado on May 11, 2022 at home at the age of 64.

Preston grew up on the Eastern Plains of Colorado with his sister Penny. Raised by Lloyd “Buck” and Doris Price, he would say it was time well spent. He spent his life in Colorado, attending the University of Denver and later Regis University. His time was spent in Elizabeth with his family, making visits to Kit Carson and fishing in Victor often.

Growing up he learned lessons about hard work, community, and approaching calving bison. He excelled in his technical career as a database administrator. While he was too tall to be an astronaut, Preston found a way to apply his technical work to space - an achievement he was most proud of. After retirement, he achieved a master's degree in cybersecurity.

He loved his family, gardening, fishing, and reading. With a sparkle and his eye and a joke ready, Preston found wonder in everything around him.

05/26/2022

Jackie (Mom or Granny) was born in Chicago at the beginning of the depression and grew up in the mid-west. She attended Gerstmeyer Technical High School in Terre Haute, Indiana in 1948. She moved to Denver Colorado where she lived for the next 73 years. Jackie married Al Elio in January 1952 and they immediately started a family. Jackie was a stay-at-home mother and as such created a fabulous legacy. She is survived by her four children Patti Carr (Danny) and Debbi Corrigan (Joe), Joe Elio (Diane) and Paul Elio, as well as 18 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren.

In addition to raising children, she taught dance at Arthur Murray Studios, became a successful real-estate agent, and worked as a ward clerk and then volunteered for over ten years at St. Anthony Hospital. She was an actress who appeared in several commercials, many plays throughout the metro Denver area, and even made an appearance in “The Shining”. Jackie was an active parishioner of St. Mark’s Catholic Church, where she served as a Stephen Minister, a Eucharistic Minister and she was an active member of the Young at Heart Group.

Her funeral will be held at St. Mark Catholic Church located at 3141 W 96th Avenue Westminster, CO 80031 on Friday, May 27, 2022 at 10:30 a.m., followed by internment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, located at 12801 W 44th Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033. A reception will be held following the St. Mark service at the Morris residence. If you are unable to attend the services but would like to attend the reception please contact Patti Carr at (720) 938-4304 for details.

In lieu of flowers please donate to: Neighbor Outreach of Colorado, 9871 Wigham St. Denver, CO 80229.

https://www.neighboroutreach.org

04/18/2022

Ronnie DeHerrera 58, of Denver Colorado; Born on April 10, 1963

Quietly passed away on April 6, 2022.

He was survived by his Best Friend Forever Victor Contreras, His
Brother Drake (Rose) DeHerrera, Stepson, Bryan Gutierrez, and
Grandchildren Eli & Phillip Duran, and Julian, & Julieta Zapata.

Proceeded in death were his loving parents Wilfredo & Flora
DeHerrera, brother Arnold and sister Cindy DeHerrera. Daughter, Madison
DeHerrera Zapata and Grandson, Bryan DeHerrera.

Ronn was a family man and a people person. Ronn had numerous
Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Nieces, Nephews and many Friends. Ronn could turn any stranger into a friend, and any friend into family. He enhanced his natural gifts by following his passions to make others happy by obtaining certification to be a Professional Clown and a Barber. A lot of his material came from his family and friends, his final performances will always remain in our memories. He will always be remembered hir humor, wit, love, laughter, and generosity. He will be forever missed by all who were blessed enough to know him.

Memorial Service will be held on Monday April 25, 2022 at 11:00 am at:
New Hope Ministries, 875 S Sheridan Blvd., Lakewood, CO 80226
Reception following Memorial Service at the Moose Lodge, located at: 4688 W Alameda Ave., Denver, CO 80219