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2007 by John Chandler Clement, Denver, Colorado. All Rights Reserved Except Permission Is Granted to Reproduce and Distribute for Non-Profit Purposes Obituary Index - Denver, Colorado - 2006 Copyright (c) 2007 by John Chandler Clement, Denver, Colorado. All rights reserved except permission is granted to reproduce and distribute for non-profit purposes. AARDAPPEL Wayne C. (F-N) 19 Jan 2006 10B AARON Timothy Paul (F-N) 7 Dec 2006 10B AARON Veola (F-N) 8 Feb 2006 10B ABAD Joe (F-N) 31 Oct 2006 10B ABBOTT Elizabeth Ruth (F-P) 23 Apr 2006 7C ABBOTT Frank (O-N) 23 Sep 2006 14C ABBOTT Frank Curtis (O-P) 25 Aug 2006 7C ABBOTT Frank Curtis (F-N) 7 Sep 2006 11B ABERCROMBIE John H. (F-N) 29 Mar 2006 10B ABERCROMBIE Thomas (O-P) 10 Apr 2006 5C ABEYTA Debra J. Copher (F-N) 17 Jun 2006 14C ABEYTA Dolores Marie (F-N) 31 Mar 2006 11B ABEYTA Evangeline S. (F-N) 13 Feb 2006 10B ABEYTA James A. (F-N) 16 Aug 2006 11B ABEYTA Jerome P. (F-N) 23 Nov 2006 10B ABEYTA Jerome Paul (O-N) 28 Nov 2006 11B ABEYTA Leroy H. (F-N) 20 Dec 2006 12B ABEYTA Maria (Bertha) (F-N) 23 May 2006 11B ABEYTA Pauline E. (F-N) 29 Mar 2006 10B ABEYTA Rita L. (F-N) 5 Apr 2006 10B ABEYTA-CASTILLO Katherine L. (F-N) 9 Sep 2006 14C ABILA Mary (F-N) 9 Feb 2006 10B ABRAHAMSON Mary Lou (F-N) 11 Mar 2006 14C ABRAHAMSON Robert Donald Sr. (F-N) 13 Mar 2006 11B ABROMEIT James Edward (F-N) 21 Dec 2006 11B ABROMEIT Nina L. (F-N) 4 Oct 2006 10B ACCOLA John (O-P) 27 Jun 2006 6C ACCOLA John (O-N) 27 Jun 2006 1B ACE Max S. (F-N) 22 Jul 2006 14C ACHZIGER Edward Harold Sr. (F-N) 4 Oct 2006 10B ACHZIGER Louella Elizabeth (F-N) 27 Jun 2006 10B ACIERNO Michael L. (F-N) 23 Aug 2006 11B ACIERNO Vido Michael (F-P) 26 Feb 2006 7C ACKER Betty Lou (F-P) 12 Nov 2006 7C ACKERMAN Bettye (O-P) 23 Nov 2006 7C ACKERSON Remy Refica (F-P) 12 Feb 2006 7C ACREE Jack (F-N) 27 Oct 2006 10B ACTIS Frank C. Jr. (F-N) 18 Jul 2006 10B ADAIAR Shakyra D. (F-P) 29 Oct 2006 7C ADAIR Jack L. (F-N) 17 Apr 2006 6B ADAIR Joe (F-N) 31 Jan 2006 15B ADAIR Shakyra D. (F-N) 30 Oct 2006 6B ADAMS Carl O. (Bud) (F-N) 17 Jul 2006 10B ADAMS Donna Jean (F-N) 14 Aug 2006 6B ADAMS Ethel Hunter (F-N) 2 May 2006 10B ADAMS Harley W. (Hod) (F-N) 17 Jun 2006 14C ADAMS Helene Deschamps (O-P) 21 Sep 2006 7C ADAMS Lawrence W. (F-N) 12 Dec 2006 10B ADAMS Marilyn L. (F-P) 12 Nov 2006 7C ADAMS Richard (F-P) 26 Feb 2006 7C ADAMS Theodore (F-N) 1 Jun 2006 10B ADAMS Tom (O-P) 25 May 2006 7C ADAMS Vera (F-N) 11 Jul 2006 11B ADAMSON Mary C. (F-N) 30 Aug 2006 10B ADAMSON Renee Wilde (F-N) 22 Jul 2006 14C ADDLEMAN Phillip Paul (F-P) 29 Jan 2006 7C ADER Nancy A. (F-N) 31 Oct 2006 10B ADKINS Nancy Jo (F-N) 13 Feb 2006 10B ADKINS Ralph W. (O-N) 12 Jan 2006 12B ADLER Diane (F-N) 4 Aug 2006 10B ADLER Lenard (F-P) 8 Jan 2006 7C ADLFINGER Susan Clark (F-N) 15 Mar 2006 10B AGONIS Eleanore (F-N) 7 Jun 2006 10B AGUIRRE BARRON Jesse Freddy (F-N) 22 Nov 2006 11B AHEARN James P. (F-N) 2 Jan 2006 10B AHERN Leonard E. (F-N) 15 Sep 2006 10B AHERN Shawna Kelly (F-P) 19 Nov 2006 6C AIKIN Aaron Douglas (F-N) 4 Jul 2006 6B AITON Barbara Duncan (F-N) 28 Oct 2006 14C AKERLEY Robert L. (O-N) 3 Oct 2006 15B AKERLEY Robert Lloyd (O-P) 10 Sep 2006 6C AKERLEY Robert Lloyd (F-P) 10 Sep 2006 7C ALARCON Christina Irene (F-N) 8 Mar 2006 10B ALARID Emma C. (F-N) 12 Apr 2006 10B ALARID Jordan Andrew (F-N) 12 Dec 2006 10B ALARID Nancy R. (F-N) 27 Jun 2006 11B ALARID Refujio Daniel (F-P) 4 Jun 2006 7C ALBE Therese J. (F-N) 31 Oct 2006 11B ALBERG Marvin R. (F-N) 10 Oct 2006 10B ALBERS Evelyn Lavera (F-P) 3 Sep 2006 7C ALBERT Ross (F-N) 15 May 2006 6B ALBERTSON Edith (Peggy) (F-N) 10 Jan 2006 14B ALBI Joan M. (F-N) 14 Sep 2006 10B ALBI Roger Rudolph (F-N) 30 Nov 2006 10B ALBREIGHT Eric Keith (F-N) 1 Jul 2006 14C ALBRIGHT Eric Keith (F-N) 30 Jun 2006 10B ALCARAZ George (F-P) 2 Apr 2006 7C ALCOCK Charles W. (F-N) 13 Jun 2006 14B ALDRED Anna Lee (O-P) 3 Jul 2006 1A ALDRED Anna Lee (O-N) 12 Jul 2006 12B ALEXANDER Albert Burl (F-P) 26 Nov 2006 7C ALEXANDER Dorothy (F-N) 4 Jan 2006 15B ALEXANDER James M. IV (F-P) 17 Sep 2006 6C ALEXANDER Opal (F-N) 2 Dec 2006 14C ALGERMISSEN S.T. (Ted) (F-N) 21 Sep 2006 11B ALKIRE Clemence Jeanne (F-N) 29 Mar 2006 11B ALLDREDGE Elmo (F-N) 20 May 2006 14C ALLEN Amanda (Vie) (F-N) 18 Jan 2006 15B ALLEN Bernice Irene (F-N) 10 Oct 2006 11B ALLEN Betty (Tommy) (F-P) 19 Nov 2006 7C ALLEN Douglas Sr. (F-N) 18 Nov 2006 14C ALLEN Elizabeth (O-P) 11 Oct 2006 7C ALLEN Frances Hopkins (F-P) 20 Aug 2006 7C ALLEN Fred (F-N) 12 Aug 2006 14C ALLEN Fred Jr. (F-P) 13 Aug 2006 7C ALLEN Fred Jr. (Teak) (F-N) 16 Aug 2006 11B ALLEN Gloria (Antonucci) (F-N) 24 Jun 2006 14C ALLEN Helen G. (F-P) 8 Jan 2006 7C ALLEN James (F-P) 21 May 2006 7C ALLEN Louise E. (F-N) 10 Apr 2006 7B ALLEN Ralph (O-N) 14 Sep 2006 12B ALLEN Ralph T. (F-N) 31 Aug 2006 10B ALLEN Robert Edward Jr. (F-P) 21 May 2006 7C ALLEN Rodney Binum (F-P) 21 May 2006 7C ALLEN Roger K. (F-N) 25 Jan 2006 14B ALLEN Roosevelt Jr. (F-N) 25 Jan 2006 14B ALLEN Roosevlt Jr. (F-N) 26 Jan 2006 10B ALLEN Sara (Sunny) (F-N) 30 Mar 2006 10B ALLEN Timothy (F-N) 5 Aug 2006 9C ALLEN Treacel (F-N) 12 Sep 2006 14B ALLEN William B. (F-N) 6 Nov 2006 15B ALLEN William Elijah (F-N) 6 Sep 2006 11B ALLIE Ross Allen (F-N) 22 Jul 2006 14C ALLING Ronald V. Sr. (F-N) 5 Jul 2006 7B ALLISON Anne A. (F-N) 24 Jan 2006 14B ALLISON Clifton Bert (Doc) (F-P) 13 Aug 2006 7C ALLSPACH Margaret E. (F-N) 1 Nov 2006 10B ALLUMBAUGH Martha E. (F-N) 18 Aug 2006 10B ALLYSON June (O-P) 11 Jul 2006 7C ALLYSON June (O-N) 11 Jul 2006 11B ALMAGNO Philip (F-N) 6 Sep 2006 10B ALPERT Dorothy A. (F-N) 29 Apr 2006 14C ALSOP John Clarke (F-N) 13 Sep 2006 10B ALSUP Dewalea Morris (F-N) 26 May 2006 11B ALTER Chester M. (O-P) 7 Mar 2006 3B ALVARADO Amelia (F-N) 2 Aug 2006 10B ALVARADO John (F-N) 24 Jun 2006 14C ALVARADO Mattie Frances (F-N) 3 Aug 2006 11B ALVAREZ Louis Jr. (F-N) 9 Jun 2006 11B ALVEY Bettie Mae (F-N) 21 Nov 2006 10B AMADOR Olivia Benita (F-N) 28 Dec 2006 10B AMARI Carmel (F-N) 22 Feb 2006 10B AMEND Clifford J. (F-N) 22 Feb 2006 11B AMES Alfred B. (F-N) 2 Mar 2006 10B AMES Gloria S. (F-N) 8 Jul 2006 14C AMES Joan E. (F-N) 5 Oct 2006 10B AMIDON Donald E. Sr. (F-N) 2 Oct 2006 6B AMMIRATI Yolanda J. (F-N) 16 Jun 2006 10B AMMON Emily Euvon (Vonnie (F-N) 15 Aug 2006 11B AMMON Louis C. (F-N) 23 Feb 2006 11B AMMONS Jonah William (F-P) 13 Aug 2006 6C AMOS Lee (F-N) 27 Mar 2006 6B AMOS Phyllis J. (F-P) 22 Jan 2006 7C AMREIN Raymond E. (F-P) 26 Feb 2006 6C AMSBURY Donald Edwin (F-P) 12 Nov 2006 7C AN Pham Xuan (O-P) 22 Sep 2006 5C ANAYA Jose F. (F-N) 7 Jul 2006 10B ANDASOLA Stephen (Soots) (F-N) 8 Jul 2006 14C ANDEL Marceen (F-N) 6 Sep 2006 10B ANDERBERG Marjorie Cecilia (F-P) 19 Feb 2006 7C ANDERLE Winnifred M. (F-N) 27 Sep 2006 15B ANDERS James C. (F-P) 19 Feb 2006 7C ANDERS Maxine (F-N) 6 Jan 2006 10B ANDERSEN Ella (F-N) 11 Jan 2006 14B ANDERSON Arnold P. (F-N) 13 Dec 2006 11B ANDERSON Charles W. (F-P) 1 Jan 2006 7C ANDERSON Cherie' (F-N) 27 May 2006 14C ANDERSON Clara (F-N) 6 Dec 2006 11B ANDERSON Delbert B. (F-N) 18 Sep 2006 6B ANDERSON Donald James (F-N) 1 Sep 2006 10B ANDERSON Eldon L. (Ernie) (F-P) 2 Apr 2006 7C ANDERSON Ervin G. (F-N) 19 Aug 2006 14C ANDERSON Eva F. (F-N) 2 Jun 2006 11B ANDERSON Florence V. (F-N) 25 Apr 2006 10B ANDERSON George (F-P) 1 Jan 2006 7C ANDERSON George (F-N) 18 Aug 2006 10B ANDERSON Hubert E. (F-N) 12 Jan 2006 11B ANDERSON Joann (Capra) (F-N) 27 Apr 2006 10B ANDERSON Joann Capra (F-N) 28 Apr 2006 10B ANDERSON Joy Lorene (F-N) 23 Jan 2006 10B ANDERSON Keith K.
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