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03/03/2026

Carolyn J. Bryant

Carolyn J. Bryant passed away peacefully on Thursday, February 26, 2026, following a brief and courageous battle with cancer.

She was surrounded by her loving family, her cherished companion, Sissy May. And her devoted husband of nearly 50 years, Doug,

Carolyn lived with unwavering faith, a joyful spirit, and an immeasurable love for her family. She was a devoted wife, a wonderful mother, and a proud grandmother and great‑grandmother. She found joy in spending time with her grandchildren, traveling the world, being near the ocean, snorkeling, collecting seashells, embracing adventure, cross‑country skiing.

She is survived by her beloved husband, Doug Bryant; her daughters Tami Sheets, Barbara Kinion, Ginger Morris; her grandchildren, Jaime Hernandez, Terra Rinderle, Matthew McCarty, Lilli McCarty, Ally Morris, and Clara Morris; and her great‑grandchildren Landon Gleason, Sh**un McKee, Tessla Velle McKee, and soon‑to‑arrive Aylin Velle Rydstrom; and her brother: Bill Graham

Celebration of Life Date: March 9, 2026 Time: 10:00 AM Location: Clifton Christian Church 3241 F ¼ Road Clifton, CO, 81520

A reception will follow the service.

“Her children arise and call her blessed.” ~ Proverbs 31:28

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Hope West Hospice in Carolyn’s memory.

Carolyn will be deeply missed and forever held in the hearts of those who love her.

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02/24/2026

Maria Guadalupe Arrieta-Molina

Maria “Lupe” was born in El Paso, Texas on October 10, 1962 to Jose and Dionicia “Nicha” Arrieta. She grew up in the Riverside neighborhood of Grand Junction, CO, attended Riverside Elementary School, Scenic Elementary School, West Middle School, and graduated from Grand Junction High School.

She was proud of her career as an insurance agent and owned several agencies throughout her career. Lupe married Daniel “Danny” Molina, the love of her life, on October 8, 2008. Aside from spending time with her husband and family, Lupe also loved dancing, shopping on QVC, and traveling. She created Ballet Folklorico Raices, where she used her passion for dancing to teach ballet folklorico to members of the community.

Lupe had a deep affection for youth, and spent years as a youth group leader at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. She also provided foster care for youth over the years and many of them held a special place in her heart.

While we will miss her dearly, we take comfort in the fact that she is reunited with her parents and other relatives who have passed away.

She is preceded in death by her parents and father in law. She is survived by her husband Danny, mother in law Guadalupe, son James (Aimee), son Stephen, daughter Yolanda, Danny’s daughter Elcy Daniela (Isaias), sister Graciela “Grace” (Marion), sister Griselda, brother Jose “Joe” (Candy), Danny’s siblings, 10 nieces, 13 nephews, 10 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.

Viewing (9:30 AM), Rosary (11 AM), and Funeral (12 PM) for Lupe will be on Friday February 27, 2026 all at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. The burial (Orchard Mesa Cemetery) and celebration of life will follow.

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02/24/2026

Stormy W. Moore

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02/24/2026

Britnie F. Terry

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02/24/2026

Steve Roy Workman

Never in a million years did we expect to have to say goodbye to our dad this soon… this way… Our daddy, our hero, our biggest supporter passed away peacefully Thursday night (2/19/26) surrounded by love. We lost an incredible man but heaven gained an incredible angel.

Our dad was diagnosed with Stage 4 Anaplastic Thyroid Cancer, a very rare and very aggressive form of cancer almost a year ago this month. When we found out the news about his diagnosis, we were crushed, our world shattered before our eyes. The reality of this type of cancer was scary. Very little treatment options and an average of 3 to 6 months to live.. Our daddy started treatment immediately, ready to FIGHT and that’s exactly what he did for as long as he could. This last year he fought hard despite many more serious health obstacles he faced. He fought for himself and more so for our family. He never gave up hope. We got more time together than we expected and for that, we are so grateful. Selfishly we wanted much more time together. This disease may have taken his body, but it NEVER took his spirit.

Our dad was the most incredible man, truly one of a kind. He was generous - always willing to help others, hilarious and silly - oh how he made us laugh and so quick on his feet, an animal lover - animals were always drawn to him, a hard worker- retiring from USPS as a mail carrier after 37 years, and a family man - He LOVED us girls (Jill his wife and daughters, Kelsey and Bryenna) and LOVED his precious grandbabies (Wesson and Stetson).

Our dad was our biggest fan and always supported us, never judged, always listened. We have been blessed to have had such an amazing man guide us, teach us, and be a role model for how we should love each other, be there for each other, support each other.

Oh how we are going to miss this man, his smile, his blue eyes, his laugh, just his presence. There is a hole in our hearts that will never heal, but we will slowly start to build around it. Our dad is in a much better place and doing what he loved, anything outdoors including camping, hunting and fishing with his brother Dan.

Even though he isn’t with us physically, we know he will always be here with us, watching over us until we are together again. What a special day that will be when we are all reunited. Until then, we will keep his memory alive, share stories, and remember the amazing times we have shared together. We love you daddy and we miss you.

Our dad didn’t want any services, he wanted everyone to remember him for who he was, cherish the memories and times you had with him. Please make any donations to HopeWest. They were amazing and took incredible care of our dad.

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02/15/2026

Thank you Sherry!

Today we celebrate 4 years on the Funeral Home side of the business at Snyder Memorials Inc., and this one feels personal to me. I have the privilege of working alongside this team every single day on both the Funeral Home and Memorial sides. I know their hearts. I see the long hours. I witness the care they pour into every family.

LaRee, our owner and fearless leader, is truly one of a kind. She is strong, compassionate, and fierce when it comes to protecting the families we serve. Gary, Tom, Della, Joey, and the rest of the crew work endless hours behind the scenes, often when no one is watching, to make sure every detail is handled with dignity and excellence.

For nearly a century, Snyder has served families in Grand Junction with integrity and compassion. Their reputation reflects what I see daily. Personalized service, professionalism, and a deep commitment to honoring every life well.

Dignity Consulting is proud to be partnered with Snyder Memorials and Funeral Home. Together, we are committed to helping families plan with clarity, confidence, and peace of mind.

Please join me in congratulating this incredible team on four years of continued growth and service. I am honored to stand beside them.

02/06/2026

Larry Don Schneider

Larry was born in LaCrosse, Kansas on September 1, 1951. He spent his life building connections with those around him and helping anyone he could. He built his life around his children, Jordon and Chelsey when they were growing up. Taking time to teach them his handyman trade and sharing his knowledge of vehicles with them when ever willing.

His love for life didn’t stop in LaCrosse, he later made his home in Grand Junction, with his husband Joe Clayton. There he and joe built a life with their chosen family where he was known and loved by many. Together they continued building friendships, helping and supporting others as they could.

Larry is survived by his husband, Joe of Grand Junction CO, son Jordon (Anna-Lena) Schneider of Portland ME, daughter, Chelsie (Brooke) McCarroll of Park City KS, Hannah Clayton of Howell, MI, Alexander Clayton of Lakewood, CO, Sister, Donna Luft of Bison, KS, grandchildren, many nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Larry is proceeded in death by his parents Henry and Helen (Apple) Schneider, brother Eldon Schmeider, sister Emma Curnette and many uncles, aunts and cousins.

Those who knew Larry will remember him for his presence, his willingness to help with anything, and the impact he had on the people who shared time with him. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

In lue of flowers, memorial contributions can be sent to in Larry’s name:

Shephard of the Valley Lutheran Church United Methodist Church

3133 F Road 220 Washington St

Grand Junction, CO 81504 LaCrosse KA 67548

A Celebration of life will be held for Larry in LaCrosse, Kansas at a later date.

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02/05/2026

Nedra Karen Webster Thygerson

Nedra Karen Webster Thygerson, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, returned peacefully to her Heavenly Father on February 3, 2026, at her home, surrounded by her loving family. She was born on January 7, 1943, in Morenci, Arizona, to Lavon and Valora Webster.

Nedra lived a Christ-centered life marked by kindness, gratitude, and quiet service. She was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and found great purpose and joy in serving others. She cherished her many years of service in the Church.

She graduated from New Mexico State University with a degree in Home Economics. Later in life she worked in various roles with the Mesa County School District, where she loved teaching. Her patience and willingness to share her knowledge blessed many and became part of her enduring legacy.

Nedra loved to sew, read, and bake—especially desserts—and she approached life with a gentle, happy spirit. She was always ready to serve, quick to express gratitude, and deeply thankful for the many blessings the Lord gave her. Her warmth, steady faith, and quiet strength was a source of comfort to all who knew her.

Her greatest joy on earth was her family. Nedra devoted herself wholeheartedly to supporting her children and grandchildren, attending their milestone events with love and encouragement.

Nedra is survived by her husband, Gerald Thygerson; her children, Clayton (Heidi) Thygerson, Kristy (Derek) Morrison, daughter-in-law Terrisa (Tom) Hart, Rhett (KayLynn) Thygerson, Tonya (Mike) Shoemaker, Kip (Katie) Thygerson, and Kendra (Shad) Sagers; her siblings, Frank (Marsha) Webster, Lorna (Phil) Whatcott, Janice Allen, and sister-in-law Donna Webster. She also leaves behind 32 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren, whom she loved dearly and for whom she prayed faithfully.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Lavon and Valora Webster; her son, Craig Thygerson; brothers, Johnny and Doug Webster; and brother-in-law John Allen.

While her absence will be deeply felt, her family finds peace in the knowledge that families are eternal and rejoices in the promise of a joyful reunion through the Savior, Jesus Christ.

Funeral services will be held on Friday, February 13, 2026, at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building, located at 2235 Kingston Road in Grand Junction, Colorado. A viewing will begin at 12:00 p.m., followed by services at 1:00 p.m. Interment will take place at Crown Point Cemetery.

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02/04/2026

L. Loyette Bertroch

Lynetta Loyette Bertroch, 73, took the Lord’s hand on Jan. 27, ending her battle with cancer. Born in Glenwood Springs, she entered the world at a dangerously low birth weight and the lone survivor of a set of twins. A host of friends and family “Guardian Angels” tended to the tiny newborn around the clock. She remained petite and resilient her whole life.

“My Babe” to her father, John Bertroch; “Ette” to her mother, Alveda Bertroch; and beloved little sister to Alveda, Annie and Alden, she was known as Loyette to most people. Raised in Gypsum, Loyette was active in 4-H and Rainbow Girls. When she wasn’t camping or arrowhead- hunting with her family, Loyette could be found sledding on Red Hill with her sisters and brother or trouncing house-to-house with neighborhood friends.

Loyette spent her adult life in Palisade. Her attention to detail and sharp memory made her a successful security officer. She worked first at Walker Field Airport, then for 15 years at the Department of Energy compound on Orchard Mesa. Later in life, Loyette became a favorite Avon lady—dispensing mood-lifting Sweet Honesty cologne and Pink Berry lipstick.

From her marriage to Gary Sheley, Loyette had son Patrick Sheley. Loyette and Patrick remained close friends and mutual caregivers over decades, with their shared sass and humor lifting each other up. Patrick was alongside her providing support during her cancer treatment.

A loyal friend, Loyette had long-lasting friendships and was close to her Bertroch cousins. Many happy weekends, too, were spent with family at her parents’ Glade Park cabin. Crafting was a favorite hobby, and Loyette had a deep and abiding relationship with the Lord.

Loyette was preceded in death by her parents and brother.

Upon receiving her cancer diagnosis, Loyette remarked, “It’s all in the Lord’s hands.” Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. Feb. 9 at the Palisade Cemetery, 3529 Front St. Afterward, friends and family are invited to gather for a noon luncheon and remembrance at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meetinghouse, 3076 E ½ Road, Grand Junction.

In lieu of flowers, donations are appreciated toward Loyette’s funeral expenses in care of: Patrick Sheley, P.O. Box 385, Palisade, CO, 81526. Or, Loyette can be honored through a donation to HopeWest Hospice at hopewestco.org or a donated item to Heirlooms for Hospice, 635 Main St.

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02/03/2026

Anna Louise Etchart

Anna Louise Etchart, 78, of Fruita, CO, peacefully passed away January 28, 2026, in the comfort of her home. She is preceded in death by her parents, Jean and LeonaArcuby, and her husband, Emile Etchart. She is survived by her sister, Marcella Stockert of Fruita, CO; brothers, Jean Arcuby (Kathy) of Mesa, AZ, and Arnaud Arcuby of Fruita, CO; sons, David Etchart (Donna) of Draper, UT; Michael Etchart (Alyson); and Joseph Etchart (Ellen), both of Fruita, CO, and 4 grandchildren, Emilie, Alexander, Andrew, and Aryanna.

Anna was born on May 2, 1947, and lived her whole life in Fruita. She married Emile, the love of her life, on September 27, 1969, and built a fruitful life together, raising three sons and helping on the farm. Anna boasted a large vegetable garden and provided comforting meals for friends and family who helped stack hay and harvest crops. She also enjoyed reading, crocheting, and playing the accordion. After Emile’s untimely death in 1990, Anna forged ahead, earning an Associate’s degree from Mesa State College. She then worked for the State of Colorado, where she remained until her retirement. During this time, she also helped Mike and Joe with the farm. Upon retiring, Anna surrounded herself with family. She spent time cooking for her loved ones, playing with her grandchildren, and sharing stories over coffee with Marcella and Arnaud, many of which would end in uncontrollable laughter. Anna’s home was a beacon of comfort and light. She took great pride in the paths her sons walked and celebrated her grandchildren’s accomplishments. Anna’s dedication and kindness will never be forgotten. She will be greatly missed.

Anna’s services will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, located at 1210 17 ½ Road, Fruita, CO 81521. A rosary will be offered on February 6, 2026, at 6:30 PM with a visitation from 6:00-6:30. A mass for her will be held on February 7, 2026, at 10:00 AM. Interment will follow at the New Elmwood Cemetery.

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