Darrell Howe Mortuary

Darrell Howe Mortuary For over a century, families in the Boulder area have known and trusted Darrell Howe Mortuary for co After all, our roots in this community run deep.

When it comes time to lay your loved one to rest, you can trust us to serve you with compassion and professional excellence. Our Founder, Albert Edward (A.E.) Howe began serving the needs of the Greater Boulder community as early as 1909 as a partner in Holley and Howe Funeral Directors on Pearl Street and as the first Boulder County Coroner from 1914-1934. Over the generations, A.E. Howe’s sons, Norman, George, Theodore, and Carl, and grandsons operated funeral homes in the area. This included Norman’s son, Darrell Howe, who completed mortuary school in 1958, and with his father purchased Henning Mortuary in Lafayette, which later became Darrell Howe Mortuary. We are still family owned today under the direction of Dennis and Kim Bridges. The Bridges family brings to the community decades of experience as funeral directors and a single pledge: to honor the legacy of the Howe name by offering the highest level of personal service to the community. Our family and professional, licensed staff are here whenever you need us. That’s a promise.

The freedoms and rights we cherish today are made possible by the sacrifices of those who served in our armed forces. To...
09/23/2025

The freedoms and rights we cherish today are made possible by the sacrifices of those who served in our armed forces. To learn more about veterans' benefits, visit the VA website here: https://www.va.gov/

As summer turns to fall, we’re reminded of life’s natural rhythms—each season offering space to reflect, remember, and f...
09/22/2025

As summer turns to fall, we’re reminded of life’s natural rhythms—each season offering space to reflect, remember, and find peace in change.

On this solemn day, we honor those who were prisoners of war and those still missing in action. Their courage and sacrif...
09/19/2025

On this solemn day, we honor those who were prisoners of war and those still missing in action. Their courage and sacrifice are never forgotten.

Delivering quality service isn’t just about meeting expectations—it’s about exceeding them. We go the extra mile to make...
09/18/2025

Delivering quality service isn’t just about meeting expectations—it’s about exceeding them. We go the extra mile to make sure your family is well cared for. Visit our website to learn about our commitment to quality service straight from our clients: https://www.darrellhowemortuary.com/about/reviews

In today's fast-paced world, it's important to slow down and appreciate the little moments. Let us help you plan a simpl...
09/17/2025

In today's fast-paced world, it's important to slow down and appreciate the little moments. Let us help you plan a simple and heartfelt service for your loved one. Contact our staff to learn more: https://www.darrellhowemortuary.com/contact/contact

09/15/2025

The History of Boulder County Rests Here: Paul H. Hummel

Paul H. Hummel was born on July 30, 1885, in Nortonville, KS. After graduating from Nortonville High School, he attended Milton College in WI. It was there he met his wife, Geneva Hakes. Following college, they moved to Sheridan Lake, CO to be near his parents who were homesteading there. In 1920, he purchased property in Boulder County where he would establish his Valmont Farms and Cattle Company. In 1933, he expanded his operation to include range cattle and began grazing them on forest service lands in the Roosevelt National Forest.

Paul was active in the Boulder Stockmen's Association, the Colorado Livestock Industry Council, and the Colorado Cattlemen's Association. He was also an influential voice as the ranchers debated with the National Forest Service about allowable numbers of cattle and locations that cattle might graze on forest service land. He was also involved in the range demonstration program of the early 1950's. Paul passed away on April 24, 1969.

At our funeral home, quality service is a promise we make to every family we serve. We’re dedicated to providing you wit...
09/12/2025

At our funeral home, quality service is a promise we make to every family we serve. We’re dedicated to providing you with the care and attention you deserve. Visit our website to find out more about our commitment to quality service: https://www.darrellhowemortuary.com/about/our-history

Today, we honor the lives lost and the bravery shown on September 11, 2001. We remember with compassion and stand with f...
09/11/2025

Today, we honor the lives lost and the bravery shown on September 11, 2001. We remember with compassion and stand with families who carry those memories every day.

When you choose cremation, you have many options for memorializing your loved one. Whether it’s a beautiful urn, cremati...
09/09/2025

When you choose cremation, you have many options for memorializing your loved one. Whether it’s a beautiful urn, cremation jewelry, or another unique keepsake, these selections can provide comfort and peace to you and your family during a difficult time. Explore cremation memorialization options on our website: https://www.darrellhowemortuary.com/services/cremation

09/08/2025

The History of Boulder County Rests Here: Oliver C. Lester

Oliver C. Lester was born on November 8, 1873, in Morris County, Kansas to John A. and Mary V. Lester. He was awarded his Ph. D. in Physics from Yale University in 1904. Professor Lester accepted a position on the faculty of the University of Colorado in 1907, and he served the university in various positions until his retirement in 1942.

From 1914 to 1918, he served as a physicist for the Colorado State Geological Survey. In 1919, he gave up this extra responsibility when he was named dean of the graduate school at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and he held this prestigious position until his retirement. He also served a brief stint as Acting President of his beloved university. The O. C. Lester Library of Mathematics and Physics, which was located in the Duane Physics Building on the Boulder campus, was named in his honor.

He was also a capable writer. Probably his most notable publication was "The Integrals of Mechanics," which was published in 1909. Dr. Lester passed away on Sep. 28, 1951, and he was laid to rest beside his wife at Green Mountain Cemetery.

On Grandparents Day, we remember the gentle wisdom, stories, and traditions passed down by those who came before us. The...
09/07/2025

On Grandparents Day, we remember the gentle wisdom, stories, and traditions passed down by those who came before us. Their influence continues to guide us each day.

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Lafayette, CO
80026

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