For 30 years, Roger Allott was a tough prosecutor who, in the words of a friend, "built a career putting away bad guys."
View Full Information → Obituary: Roger Allott, a prosecutor who believed in justice and helping troubled teens
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In a field where everyone has multiple skills, CJ Hosier still stood out. Actor, designer, technician – he made himself invaluable to friends and colleagues.
View Full Information → OBITUARY: CJ Hosier, actor and designer
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A lifelong slope hound and a pioneer of freestyle skiing in the early 1970s, Edward James Lincoln died Jan. 19 at age 55.
View Full Information → Edward James Lincoln, pioneer in freestyle skiing
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John R. Fetcher, who changed the course of history in northwest Colorado by building reservoirs, overseeing local water districts and ushering the Steamboat Ski Resort into the modern age, died late Friday afternoon at Yampa Valley Medical Center. He was 97.
View Full Information → Obituary: John R. Fetcher played roles in ski safety, water supplies
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Gary A. Silvestri packed many passions into his 53 years, including sports, food and family.
View Full Information → OBITUARY: Gary A. Silvestri operated tavern after injury ended career in athletics
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Dr. John Whitesel was a devoted health practitioner whose big heart was sometimes overshadowed by his lengthy list of appointments and accomplishments.
View Full Information → Physician John Whitesel had generous heart
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Marjorie Lee had lived in Boulder for 82 years, when at age 90 she turned to her daughter as they drove home from a weekend in Estes Park and said, "It’s so beautiful up here. Let’s move to Estes Park."
View Full Information → Marjorie Lee moved to Estes Park late in life
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When Dick Blakeley went to work at the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company in 1977, the great Pueblo steel mill was the fiery heart and soul of an entire city and Colorado’s only heavy-industry behemoth.
Read more → OBITUARY: Richard D. Blakeley, safety watchdog of old CF&I plant
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James Adams was considered a quiet, thoughtful man, but family and friends say his legacy rings out loud and in unexpected ways.
Read more → ‘Many ways to remember’ James Adams, 63
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John Opie never did anything halfway.
Read more → John Opie was ‘there for anyone who needed a home’
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During the Korean War years, an Army training officer asked a promising Colorado recruit named Howard Stoker to sign up for an elite sniper school.
Read more → Howard Stoker, a celebrated hunter who could ‘talk’ to geese
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A Polish immigrant who was a defense and foreign policy adviser to President Ronald Reagan and a World War II veteran who fought and was captured by the Nazis died at his Boulder home last Thursday at the age of 90.
Read more → Edward J. Rozek escaped slave-labor camp, taught at CU
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