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Aagesen, Kenneth William and Josephine Helen (Churchill) Acar, Sevket and Zubeyde Aagesen, Kenneth William and Josephine Helen (Churchill) Acar, Sevket and Zubeyde Aazura, Donna Ackerman, Jon and Jane Abbe, James Edward, Jr. and Eloise (Turner) and Phyllis Ackermann, Septimus P. (Edwards) and Mary Ann (Polly) (Shorrock) and Irene (Caby) Ackerson, Cody and Remy Refica (Aynel) Abbe, John (Johnny) Ackley, Christine Abbe, Patience Acree, Micheal Abbe, Richard William and Pauline (Kirkpatrick) Acree, William Lloyd and Laura Ellen (Wheeler) (Arfsten) Abbett, J. Harry and Grace Rosina (Rouse) Acton, Geoff and Louisa C. Abbett, James Earl and Martha W. (Beynon) Actor, Leonard and Pearl Abbey, Hiram J. and Margaret Adair, Ella A. Abbey, Lester Fredrick and Faye (Dunker) Adair, Franklin Teel and Ollie (Selck) Abbey, Worth James and Lucy E. (Wheeler) Adams, Amy Abbott, Gilbert Lee and Jane (Deppen) Adams, Cindy Abell, Mark D. and Karla D. (Bisgard) Adams, Curtis and Eliza Ann (Stone) Abeyta, Alfonso A., Jr. and mother Lisa Joy (Ambrose-Ramsey) Adams, Frank Melbourne and Estella L. (Stella) (Kendall) Abresch, Ryan Adams, George Francis and Cinthia (Cynthia) (Cythia) (Lane) Abruzzo, Len and Jennifer (Brackett) This is a living document. All information is current as of 8/22/2019 11:37:17 AM 100 S Wilcox St, Castle Rock, CO 80104 303.791.7323 Adams, James Casper and Adele J. (Kaempfer) Albin, George E. and Millie M. Adams, Joe and Dierdre Alderman, Newton Baten and Ida (Stark) and Georgia (Sutphin) Adams, Joseph Pierre (Jose) and Susan M. (Pugh) Alderman, William Clive Adams, Magen Jean Aldrich, George E. (or Aldrick) Adams, William E. and Media V. (Hombs) Aldridge, Albert A., Sr. and Virginia (Baker) Adasiewicz, Raymond Joseph (Joe) and Melanie Aldridge, Dave and Sharon R. and Nancy Aden, Ronald Lee and Barbara (Crane) Alexander, Bryan Adkins, James (Jim), Sr. and Gloria Jeanne (Ferguson) Alexander, George Everett, Dr. and Arline H. (Harris) and Elizabeth (Bessie) (Shaw) and Nina J. (Russell) (Thomas) Adkins, Jeanne M. Alexander, Larry Adler, Jack and Miriam Alford, Clark H. and Mabel (Lewis) Adolf, Harold and Judith Sharon (Kalisch) Alford, Reuel S. and Agnes Ahlbrecht, Charles Al-Fraihi, Ibrahim Abdul Aikin, Jack, M.D. and Kerri Anne (Dameron) and son Aaron Allen, Abel Adolphis Akerlund, Oscar Ole August (Skip) and Joyce Merry Allen, Daniel W., Dr. and Effie (Batt) Alban, Fred M. Allen, Evelyn Martina Alberts, Roy and Mable Marilla Allen, Frank W. (Frankie) and Jean Elizabeth (Tucker) This is a living document. All information is current as of 8/22/2019 11:37:17 AM 100 S Wilcox St, Castle Rock, CO 80104 303.791.7323 Allen, James B. and Alice T. Allison, Frank H. (F. H.) and Isabelle Allen, James Edward and Leona (VanGalder) Allison, Rex Allen, Jeffrey Scott and Kathleen Kane (Loughran) and daughter Allott, Roger and Andrea (Andi) (Bergh) Shannon Ruth Alltop, Todd Michael and Gwenda (Cook) Allen, Wayne E. and Patricia (Neff) Almazan, A. Andrew and Deborah Ann (Shuster) Allgier, Francis J. and Edna Mae (La Follette) Almond, Frank H. and Barbara (Morthole) Allis, Alfred Charles and Julia Isabell (Hasstedt) and Margaret Boss (Gouldie) (Meyer) (Kean) Alred, Stephen Gerald and Hilary (Meacham) Allis, Charles Henry and Clara (Nobles) and Wilhelmina (Minnie) Alseike, John L. and Beth D. (Steimle) Alterie, Louis (Diamond Jack) Allis, Frederick Harry (Fred) and Leota Lucille (Kouba) Altevogt, William and Magdalena (or Margaret) (Maggie) Allis, George Reynor and Edna (Pruett) (Boegel) (?) Allis, John Arthur and Evelyn Ambrose, Peter Allen and Jeanne Marie (Gormley) Allis, Joseph Charles and Faith (Blake) Amerman, John D. and Royleen D. (Torr) Allis, Patrick John (Pat) and Andree (LaPerriere) Ames, Charles B. and Agnes (Prince) Allis, William Alfred (Bill) and Laurel M. (Best) (Barrett) and Amick, Roscoe Arthur (Mick), Jr. and Mary Margaret (Bradley) Bertha (Carter) (Oxnam) Ammarell, Rob and Laura (Cheyne) Allison, Everett H. and Juanita M. (Priest) Ammons, Elias Milton and Elizabeth (Fleming) This is a living document. All information is current as of 8/22/2019 11:37:17 AM 100 S Wilcox St, Castle Rock, CO 80104 303.791.7323 Ammons, John R. (J. R.) and Margaret Caroline (Brendle) Anderson, Andrew M. and Ingrid (Inga) (Steele) Ammons, Margaret J. (Annie) Anderson, Bruce Morgan and Patricia (Haigh) Ammons, Teller and Esther (Davis) Anderson, Cal and Betsy Ammons, Theodosia Anderson, Carl G. and Hilda E. (Carlson) Amsberry, Marlin and Caroline (Cantrell) and daughter Jennifer Anderson, Charles and Catherine B. (Kate) (Buster) May Anderson, Charles Gustaf (or Gustav) and Annie Sophia and Janet Marie (Bue) (Andersson) Anders, Michael L. and Barbara L. (King) Anderson, Cynthia R. (Cindy) (Alder or Elder) (Packard) (Shurtz) Andersen, Anders Berthel and Lucy L. (Owen) Anderson, Dennis R. (Dennie) and Laurie L. (Pike) Andersen, Howard and Charlotte Ann (Burgess) Anderson, Don and Christina (Luttrell) Andersen, James A. and Elaine (Smiley) Anderson, Don and Shirley M. (Arment) Andersen, Ronald Ira and Dawn (Worrell) Anderson, Donald E. and Diane L. (Robertson) Anderson, Adele Edna (Kobielush) Anderson, Edward and Shirley Ann (Kendrick) Anderson, Alden and Virginia (Maier) Anderson, Emil Ernest and Gladys Viola (Messing) Anderson, Andrew and Hedwig Louise (Carlson) and Ida Marie Anderson, Eric (Carlson) Anderson, Ernest A. and Eda Polina (Anderson) Anderson, Andrew G. and Christina Anderson, Gerald R. (Jerry) and Kathleen Fae (Kathy) (Skinner) This is a living document. All information is current as of 8/22/2019 11:37:17 AM 100 S Wilcox St, Castle Rock, CO 80104 303.791.7323 Anderson, Guy Orlando and Ethyl (Scott) Anderson, Nels and Elma Victoria (Anderson) Anderson, Hal Worth and Gail S. Anderson, Peter and Esther Anderson, Harold Robert and Alice V. (Dietrich) Anderson, Peter M. and Michelle L. Anderson, Hjalmer (Elmer) and Olga Margaret Josephine Anderson, Raymond Louis (Dutch) and Betty Lou (Gariner) (Decker) Anderson, Robert G. and Susan (Banister) Anderson, Jacob Nels (Jake) and Florence E. (Christensen) Anderson, Robert M. (Pop), Sr. and Mollie (Mom) (McHargue) Anderson, Joan Anderson, Robert, Jr. and Eleanor (Peterson) and Lucy M. Anderson, John and Augusta (Oberg) (Adney) Anderson, John and Lisa (Boggie) Anderson, Rod and Jacquelyn (Howard) Anderson, John and Pernilla (Nellie) (Sonnesson) Anderson, Samuel F. (Sam) and Florence Victoria (Carlson) Anderson, John Edward and Evelyn Mae (Anglemeyer) Anderson, William E. and Lois E. (Lisco) (Upchurch) Anderson, Katherine (Katy) Andregg, Chester and Hazel Orlena (Steinshouer) Anderson, Larry William and Marlea (Heizer) Andregg, Kyle Weston and Janice L. (Sealock) Anderson, Lars Magnus and Louise M. (Wohlsten) Andres, Hinton Winfield and Ruth Evelyn (Gresham) Anderson, Louis Benjamin and Mildred Dorothy (Flierl) Andrews, Delbert Avery and Elsa (Choate) and Patricia (Doyle) Anderson, Monty Dee and Jody Lynn (Bybee) and Denise A. Andrews, Donald R. and Phyllis (Ramey) Andrews, Douglas (Doug), Col. and Helen Josephina (Velin) This is a living document. 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