All Obituaries

Cynthia (Cindi) Jean Graves spent a lifetime telling a story of love, resilience, and devotion. In the early hours of April 30, 2026 she closed her final chapter in this physical world—but her story is far from finished. The love she poured into her family is too vast, too enduring to be contained by a single lifetime. It lives on—continuing to unfold page by page in the lives of those she shaped, guided, and cherished. Cindi was born on February 11, 1953, In Columbus, Ohio to ...

David was known for his charm, striking presence, and natural ability to connect with others. He had a gift for quick-witted conversation, engaging and full of personality. His words could captivate, his humor could uplift, and his presence was one that people remembered. He carried a certain light about him that drew others in. He found peace and enjoyment in fishing, a pastime that allowed him to slow down and appreciate life in its simplest and most meaningful moments. David's life was ...

  Paula Jill Masters, 66, of Lakewood, CO, passed away on Sunday, February 22, 2026, after a brave 19-month battle with glioblastoma.   Born on November 19, 1959, in Price, UT, to Paul and Flora Keller, Jill grew up in Price and spent her early years in Utah before graduating from Brigham Young University. As a newlywed she moved to North Carolina with her husband for his final year at Duke University. They then went to Indiana where Jill received her Master’s Degree in ...

A life of love, strength, and grace throughout her life, Donna embraced many cherished roles: daughter, sister, aunt, wife, mother, grandmother, friend and devoted volunteer. In her professional life, she served as an executive assistant and manager across several industries, always bringing dedication, warmth, and professionalism to her work. Her greatest joy came from raising her beloved daughter, Carolyn, and she played an instrumental role in the upbringing of her grandson, Brendan ...

Noah Parysek Brackenbury, age 29, passed away suddenly on October 17, 2025, in Denver, Colorado, after a seizure. Born on February 11, 1996, in Cincinnati, Ohio, the youngest of four siblings, Noah’s warmth, intellect, generosity and lively sense of fun left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him. A 2014 graduate of Indian Hill High School, Noah served as President of the Senior Class and was a National Merit Scholarship Awardee. He was also a dedicated member of his club ...

Kevin Lee Schweitzberger, a proud Colorado native, U.S. Navy veteran, and lifelong craftsman, passed away suddenly on October 7, 2025. Born in Denver and raised throughout Colorado, Kevin lived a life defined by hard work, self-reliance, and integrity. After attending Englewood High School and earning his GED in 1979, he served his country in the United States Navy, training in interior communications and hull technology. His time in the service reflected his lifelong commitment to ...

Gabriel “Gabe” Lee Martinez, of Englewood, Colorado, passed away peacefully on September 28, 2025, at the age of 73. Born on March 15, 1952, Gabe spent his entire life in Colorado, the state he loved so deeply. To know Gabe was to love him. He was kind, generous, and charismatic—always ready with a story, a smile, or a helping hand. His love of history and sports meant he could recall fascinating facts about nearly anything, and he especially loved cheering on his Colorado ...

It's with heavy hearts we announce the passing of our cherised loved one, Paul Richard-Viviano Aragon. He is deeply mourned by his mother, Louise Aragon, his father, John Alarid, daughter, Kiele Aragon, siblings, Dani Aragon, Jonnie Aragon, Jonise Aragon, Marcos Aragon and LaDayshia Alarid. Paul's love for books, food, art and horse play brought joy to everyone he met.  Though Paul is no longer here, his love still surrounds us. His memory will never fade.

Born just in time for dinner on 7/6/1984 and passed just in time for a heavenly lunch on 7/3/2025… Pat – the man, the myth, the legend – has officially checked out of Earth Duty. He left this world the same way he lived in it: with a wide-open heart, dog hair on his clothes, and his ride-or-die, Osita, by his side. Knowing Pat, he probably looked over at her with a crooked smile, gave a little nod and said, “Come on girl – we’re out” and she ...