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Allnutt Funeral Service - Hunter Chapel, Loveland, CO (2026)

04/17/2026

In Memory of
Judy R. Hancock

Judy Rosemary Hancock, 86, of Loveland, passed away April 10, 2026. Born in Chicago, Illinois, to the late Stuart Barlass and Mildred VanPatten Barlass. Judy attended school in Wauconda, Illinois, where she began forming the lifelong friendships and vibrant personality that would define her life.

Judy will be remembered for her joyful spirit and her many passions. She loved to dance and swim, and she had a special talent for bringing fun to even the simplest moments—whether it was through her excellent skills at a game of “Go Fish” or her quick wit and wonderful sense of humor. She was incredibly outgoing, welcoming, and personable, with a natural ability to make everyone feel included and supported.

Judy's warm and generous spirit whose kindness touched everyone she met, passed away leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and compassion. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
She is survived by her brother, David Barlass, and her beloved nieces, Lea Dayton and Nancy McNutt.

In addition to her parents, Judy was preceded in death by her husband, Vernon Hancock; and her siblings, Margie, Lori, Don and Pat.

To leave condolences for Judy's family, please visit www.AllnuttLoveland.com

04/14/2026

In Memory of
Barbara Jean Overmyer
August 23, 1939 - April 4, 2026

Barbara Jean Overmyer, age 86, passed away peacefully on April 4, 2026, at her home in Loveland, Colorado. She was born on August 23, 1939, to the late Nita Orback and General Lafayette Henderson.

Barbara was raised in Big Thompson Canon but later lived in Thorton for 31 years until she moved to Loveland where she made it her home for the last 22 years of her life. She later met Bill Overmyer who became her husband and lifelong partner until he passed away in 2018.

Barbara loved many things including her family and friends, working in her yard with her garden and flowers, enjoying music, and having get togethers with family, friends, and music. She truly loved people as there was never a stranger she did not know. Most of all she loved her faith which was being a believer in Jesus Christ.

Barbara’s memories are left to be cherished by her daughter, Debra Menzor; son, Douglas E. Henderson (Marta); brother, James Henderson; grandchildren, Angel Grindel-Hernandez, Kyle(Jonelle) Sophy, Tamara Henderson, and Katy Henderson; great-grandchildren, Kaidence Sophy, Molly Grindel, Caleb Grindel, Sloan Curtis, Wiley Curtis, and Adalynn Grindel-Hernandez; nephews, Jamie Henderson, Troy Henderson, Jody Henderson, and John McKloskey; and great-nephew, Jeremiah Moore.

Alongside her parents, Barbara was preceded in death by her husband Bill; sisters; Janet Moore, June Negal, and Joy Wagner, brother Junior Henderson; grandson Eric Grindel, great-grandson Nicolas Grindel, niece Susie Moore, and nephew Frank Moore.

To leave condolences for Barbara's family, please visit www.AllnuttLoveland.com.

04/14/2026

In Memory of
Ramona Dale Strandell
March 3, 1930 - April 9, 2026

Ramona Dale Strandell, 96, passed away April 9, 2026, at Brookdale Marianna Butte in Loveland, Colorado. She was born on March 6, 1930, to William and Jessie Burgess in Kansas City, Missouri.

At the age of 16 she and her family moved to Sturgis, SD where she attended Sturgis High School, class of 1947. After graduation, Ramona attended Black Hills Teachers College in Spearfish, SD, which is now known as Black Hills State University. During her college years, Ramona met the love of her life, Donald Strandell, the two married on August 6, 1950, in Sturgis.

Ramona and Don moved to Don’s hometown of Wall, SD where she worked at Wall Drug Store for some time before leaving that role to raise her 3 daughters. They eventually settled in Spearfish, SD in 2004. Ramona took an active role in the United Methodist Church in both Wall and Spearfish, singing in the choir and also helping produce the monthly bulletin.

After Don’s passing in 2008 Ramona remained in Spearfish until eventually relocating to Colorado in 2014, living in both Estes Park and then Loveland where she remained until her passing.

Ramona is survived by her daughters Julie Strandell of Loveland, Colorado and Joie (Kerry) Willuweit of Estes Park, Colorado, grandchildren Jessica Willuweit and great-grandchildren Edison and Quinton Shoemaker all of Estes Park.

She was preceded by her parents William and Jessie Burgess, her beloved husband Don Strandell, her sister Carol and brothers Gene and Bill, a daughter Bonnie and a son-in-law Tony.

The family wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude to the caregivers and staff at Brookdale Marianna Butte. Your dedicated care and the kindness you showed our mother will always be remembered with deep appreciation.

To leave condolences for Ramona's family, please visit www.AllnuttLoveland.com.

04/10/2026

In Memory of
Jamie L. Svilar
March 18, 1983 - April 5, 2026

Jamie L. Svilar, age 43, of Loveland, Colorado, passed away on Sunday, April 5, 2026, at Pathways Hospice Inpatient Care Center in Fort Collins, Colorado. She was born in Longmont, Colorado on March 18, 1983, to Randy and Sue (Campbell) Svilar.

Jamie was born and raised in Colorado, where in her earlier years she attended Thompson Valley High School in Loveland. She attended AA meetings at the Unity Club and was a member at Grace Place in Berthoud, Colorado.

Jamie had many hobbies including fishing, camping, softball, and most of all getting done up with her hair, makeup, and nails. Some of her interests included reading her bible, playing games with family, being with her friends, and visiting the ocean. Jamie had memorable milestones like graduating nursing school in 2005 but most of all she always wanted to be a mother.

Jamie will be remembered for her kind heart, her resilient spirit, and her dedication to her faith. She will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

Jamie's memory is left to be cherished by her parents, Randy and Sue Svilar; her daughters, Rebecca Svilar and Faith Chermak; her son, Alexander Chermak; her sister, LeeAnn Svilar; her brother, Brian Svilar; her grandchild, Kingston and her grandchild due in May who will be named Randy; her grandmother, Janice Campbell; Her niece and nephew, Kenna and Linkin Svilar; Aunts and uncles, Beth and Mike Fraley, Jim and Laura Barton, Julie Campbell, Rod and Wanda Svilar, Danny Svilar; Cousins, Shane and Shelby Svilar, Jessica, Sam and Meagan Fraley, Kayla and Bobbijo Barton, Ian Thompson, and Levi Campbell

She is preceded in death by her Grandmother Jean Svilar, Uncle Tim Svilar, Grandfather Sam Campbell, Aunt Pat and Uncle JC Burdick.

To leave condolences for Jamie's family, please visit www.AllnuttLoveland.com.

04/10/2026

In Memory of
Jacqueline "Jackie" Deimeyer
September 16, 1934 - April 3, 2026

Jackie a devoted wife, mother grandmother, and great grandmother passed away peacefully on April 3, 2026 at the age of 91 at home.

She was born in Sioux City, Iowa on September 16th, 1934 to John Brewer & Dorothy Hobblit Brewer. Jackie graduated from Leeds high school in 1952. Soon after, she moved to Colorado with her girlfriends. During this time, she joined a ski club where she met Martin Deimeyer, the love of her life. They were married on February 23rd, 1957, in Denver Colorado. This is where they put down roots and started their family. Together they raised their beautiful girls, working hard to provide a good life while also making many wonderful memories.

Jackie will always be remembered for her warm smile, kind heart, dark sense of humor & strength. She dedicated her life to her family, always there with a listening ear, a warm embrace and an infectious laugh.

She was an avid Broncos fan, her & Marty held season tickets for 25+ years. She loved vacations at the beach and mountains as long as family and or friends were there to share her happiness. Mexico was her all time favorite destination. We could always find her on the beach with a big smile on her face. Travels to Europe took her to many destinations. Ireland, Greece & Italy were among her favorites. She spent countless hours reading her thrillers and mysteries. In her later years, she loved watching the Price is Right and Jeopardy. She would never turn down a piece of birthday cake or a yummy donut.

She lived a long full life and was beloved by her family. While she was here the world was a better place. Jackie will be sorely missed.

A Celebration of Life will be held at 11:00 am on Friday, May 1, 2026, at Allnutt Funeral Service – Hunter Chapel, 2100 N. Lincoln Ave., Loveland, Colorado 80538.

To leave condolences for Jackie's family, please visit www.AllnuttLoveland.com.

04/08/2026

In Memory of
Charles "Bud" Vivion III
January 13, 1957 - March 31, 2026

Charles “Bud” George Vivion III, born January 13, 1957, passed away on March 31, 2026, after a long and hard fought battle with cancer. A beloved son, brother, father, grandfather, and uncle, Bud touched the lives of all who knew him with his warm spirit, and deep appreciation for the world around him.

Bud grew up in Laramie, Wyoming, where he was surrounded by the rugged beauty of the Snowy Range Mountains. His summers were spent working alongside his cousins at the Vivion family’s Leo Sheep Company and Rocky Mountain Sheep Company — memories he cherished throughout his life. The mountains became his sanctuary, where he loved camping, fishing, and breathing in the crisp, cold Wyoming air.

He spent the majority of his professional life in the hotel industry before boldly stepping into a new career with a restaurant franchise. Dedicated and hardworking, Bud built a second career he was truly proud of. In recent years, he embraced retirement and devoted his time to what mattered most: his children, grandchildren, and his loyal fur-baby, Izzy. Evenings on his back porch, watching the sun set behind the snow-capped Rockies, were among his greatest joys.

Bud was preceded in death by his father, Charles George Vivion Jr. He is survived by his mother, Betty Henry-Vivion; his sisters, Sherry Eklund and Janette Dolmseth; his children, Charles George Vivion IV, Brittni Warren, and Kirstie Knight; and many grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and extended family who will carry his memory forward. His presence will be deeply missed, but his love, stories, and the mountain air he adored will remain forever in the hearts of those who knew him.

To leave condolences for Bud's family, please visit www.AllnuttLoveland.com.

04/07/2026

In Memory of
Charles "Randy" Crawley
June 12, 1950 - March 30, 2026

Charles Randall Crawley (“Randy”), 75, of Longmont, Colorado, passed away peacefully on March 30, 2026. He was devoted to family, friends, and service to others.

Born in Ringgold, Georgia on June 12, 1950, Charles “Randy” Crawley was the youngest child and only son of Sarah and Arnold Crawley. Growing up, Randy loved the nearby Chickamauga Battlefield Park which fostered his passion for reading and history. He graduated from Rossville High School in 1969, after which he attended the University of Georgia (UGA).

In 1973, Randy joined the United States Air Force and completed basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas before being assigned to Lowry Air Force Base in Denver, Colorado. In Denver, Randy met Cynthia (“Cindy”) Mobley who would become his future wife, longtime friend, and later caregiver. Soon after they met, Randy was deployed to South Korea where he served as a surveillance seismologist, which required monitoring and analyzing seismic activity, including natural earthquakes, volcanic tremors, and human-caused vibrations. Randy then returned to Colorado, and he and Cindy were married on March 29, 1975 at Westminster United Methodist Church.

Soon after, Randy was assigned to Patrick Air Force Base in Cocoa Beach, Florida, holding the rank of Staff Sergeant. He simultaneously attended Rollins College, earning a Bachelor’s degree in business administration and pursuing a Master’s in criminal justice. In 1979, Randy received an honorable discharge from the Air Force and returned to his home state of Georgia, where he and Cindy would remain for the next four decades along with the birth of their son, Adam. Randy was hired as a computer technician with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and his young family moved to Monroe, Georgia.

As a father, Randy exhibited great care and involvement. Specifically, Randy became a scoutmaster in Monroe’s local troops of the Boy Scouts of America – participating with his son’s journey from Cub Scout to Eagle Scout. Randy enjoyed many aspects of scouting and his friendships with fellow leaders – including designing pinewood derby cars, tailgating and ushering at UGA football games, camping throughout the state, and backpacking at Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron, New Mexico. Additionally, Randy served (with Cindy) as band-booster president in their son’s middle and high schools.

Randy and Cindy divorced in 2004, but their friendship held steadfast. After a two-year move to Olive Branch, Mississippi to conclude his IRS employment, Randy retired in 2008. He returned to Georgia where he enjoyed spending time with and supporting close family and friends.

Following a stroke in 2017, Randy transitioned to assisted-living that could provide full-time care with his early onset dementia and other medical complications. While his short-term memory was limited, Randy’s long-term recall remained strong. Benefitting from local family support, Randy moved alongside his son’s career relocations to Stillwater, Oklahoma (2019-2021); Austin, Texas (2021-2022); and Longmont, Colorado (2022-2026). In each setting, skilled-nursing care staff recounted Randy’s pride in his son.

In Colorado, Randy, Adam, and Bryan Cook (Adam’s partner) reunited with Cindy. Randy cherished their time together, including weekly Sunday lunches and holiday traditions. The day before Randy’s unexpected passing, the family enjoyed lunch at a local Greek restaurant that Randy selected. The next morning, he passed in his sleep at his long-term care home.

Randy is remembered for his love of reading (especially military and ancient Egyptian history, aircraft, weaponry, and space), watching classic television shows and movies (particularly westerns, documentaries, and science fiction), creating handicrafts (including leatherwork and woodcarving), caring for his Papillon (named Penny), and having a playful sense of humor (often at the expense of his family and friends).

Randy is survived by his former spouse, Cindy (Mobley) Crawley; his son, Adam Crawley (Bryan Cook); sisters, Arnella Ballew and Dot Banks of Ringgold, Georgia; niece, Amy Roach, her husband, Josh, and their children, Luke (Julia) and Abby; and Cindy’s family members (sisters, Carol Kaltz and Linda Murphy [Chris]; nephews and nieces, Landon Garner, Kellina Van Gaalen [Josh], Jared Garner, Nicholas Garner, and Chas Murphy [Cassi]; and numerous great-nieces, great-nephews, and cousins).

He was preceded in death by his parents, Sarah (Clarke) and Arnold Harold Crawley; Cindy’s parents, Donald and June Mobley; and niece, Sarah Councell.

Randy’s remains will be interred at Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver, Colorado with military honors.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made by clicking the links below, all of which were personally significant organizations to Randy.

To leave condolences for Randy's family, please visit www.AllnuttLoveland.com.

04/06/2026

In Memory Of
Lynette Doris-Jean Erickson Brown
February 17, 1940 - April 2, 2026

Lynette Doris‑Jean Erickson Brown passed away peacefully on April 2, 2026, at North Shore Health and Rehabilitation Center in Loveland, Colorado. She was born in Warren County, Pennsylvania, on February 17, 1940, and was adopted at age three by Walter Erickson and Angeline Domarad Erickson. She was raised in Hydetown, Pennsylvania.

Lynette graduated from Titusville High School in 1958 and married Douglas “Doug” Troy Brown shortly thereafter in Titusville. The couple lived in the Corry, Pennsylvania, area, where they raised their four children: Howard, Martha, Roberta “Bobby,” and Cynthia “Cindy.” They attended the Church of Christ in Columbus, Pennsylvania.

Lynette worked for many years as a secretary and receptionist for several small and mid‑size companies in the area and especially enjoyed her work at the Try‑M loan company in Corry and Warren.
Following Doug’s death in 1977, she married Richard “Dick” Ottaway. They lived in Pine Valley, Pennsylvania, until their divorce in 1979. Lynette later moved to Edinboro, Pennsylvania, where she pursued college studies and met Maurice Holloway, whom she married in 1980. They divorced in 1986.

She then relocated to Naples, Florida, where she worked in department stores as well as in secretarial and receptionist positions. Soon after, she moved to Davie, Florida, and became an active member of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, where she sang in the choir and participated in the bell choir. Years later, she transferred her membership to Trinity Lutheran Church in Pembroke Pines, Florida, where she continued to sing in the choir and later served as a Deacon.

Throughout her life, Lynette was passionately creative. She lovingly sewed clothing that she and her daughters proudly wore, and family and friends enjoyed her cooking and baking. Gardening, jam making, and preserving vegetables from the garden were cherished summer activities she shared with her daughters. Her lifelong love of horses brought her great joy, and she owned and rode several horses during her young adult years, sharing this passion with her children. Her fondness for dogs and cats was also passed on to them.
In addition to her singing, Lynette was an accomplished accordion player and organist.

Lynette was preceded in death by her son, Howard Brown; her daughter, Roberta “Bobby” Brown; her grandson, John Grabski III; and her first husband, Douglas “Doug” Troy Brown. She is survived by her daughters, Martha Brown and Cynthia “Cindy” Brown, both of Loveland, Colorado, and many friends throughout the country. Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of one’s choice.

To leave condolences for Lynette's family, please visit www.AllnuttLoveland.com.

04/02/2026

In Memory Of
Kenneth Fenwick, Jr.
January 26, 1947 - March 24, 2026

Kenneth Fenwick of Loveland Colorado died on March 24, 2026, at home with his wife at the age of 79. He was born January 26, 1947, in Denver, the son of Kenneth Richmond Fenwick and Alice Mae Izett Fenwick. He married Emily Susan Knapp on August 9, 1986, in Berthoud, CO. They lived in Berthoud for 19 years and then moved to Loveland, where they lived for 21 years.

Kenneth graduated from Wheat Ridge High School in 1965. In Denver, he worked with his father for many years in their Civil Engineering and Surveying business. His passion was theater, and he has acted in and directed countless productions at Denver Center Theater Company, Evergreen Players, Creede Repertory Theatre, OpenStage Theatre & Company and Bas Bleu Theatre Company, both in Fort Collins. Ken also directed many of the Loveland High School drama productions for 15 years and was loved by the acting students there. He adored animals and was a loving companion to his wife and all of their pets.

He is survived by his wife, Emily Knapp Fenwick, his sister, Merry Eve Fenwick Trengove, and many cousins, nieces, nephews and great nieces and great nephews.

He was predeceased by his parents and his sister, Beth Anne Fenwick Nolte.

To leave condolences for Kenneth's family, please visit www.AllnuttLoveland.com.

03/18/2026

In Memory Of
Linda Kay Walker Rightmer
April 4, 1945 - March 12, 2026

Linda Kay Walker Rightmer, 80, passed away Thursday, March 12, 2026 at her home. She was born on April 4, 1945 in Houston, Texas to Roy and Victoria (Dobiyanski) Walker.

Linda was a loving and devoted woman, whose greatest joy in her life was her family, especially her grandchildren. She had a remarkable gift for creating things with her hands. Linda loved sewing and was well known for making Halloween costumes for her grandchildren—something they eagerly looked forward to each year. She also enjoyed quilting, crocheting, and tending to her flowers. Her kitchen was often filled with the sweet smell of homemade pies and jams, lovingly shared with family and friends.

Linda is survived by her daughter, Tanya Pope of Severance; son-in-law, Don Pope; sister, Patricia McEntyre of Arizona; brother-in-law, Morris McEntyre; grandchildren, Joshua Cohen, Chelsea Dekrey, Mikaela Rios and Allie Pope; great-grandchildren, Addison Dekrey, Greyson Cohen, Ella Dekrey, Makenzie Cohen, Aleigha Rios and Hayes Rios; and niece and her family, Lisa Simpson, Craig Simpson and Glen Simpson all of Arizona.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Roy and Vicki Walker; her son, William Rattigan; and her great grandson, Micah Dekrey.

Linda will be remembered for her kindness, creativity, and the love she poured into everything she made, including the five pies she would bake for the holidays. Her family will treasure the warmth and joy she brought into their lives, and she will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.

A Celebration of Linda's Life will be held at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, April 11, 2026 at Foundations Church, 1159 Main Street, Windsor.

To leave condolences for Linda's family, please visit www.AllnutLoveland.com

03/18/2026

In Memory Of
Amy Sue Dillon-Maraden
February 8, 1976 - March 11, 2026

Amy Sue Dillon-Maraden, 50, of Windsor, Colorado, passed away peacefully at her home on Wednesday, March 11, 2026. She was born on February 8, 1976, in Las Vegas, Nevada, to Robert and Lutricia (Foster) Dillon.

Amy attended Bonanza High School and Cimarron Memorial High School. She worked for Robert Dillon Framing and later at CVS. Baptized in the Christian faith, Amy lived her life with kindness, warmth, and compassion for others.

She found joy in life’s simple pleasures—fishing, bowling, hiking, crocheting, and embracing nature (especially her love of “tree hugging”). Amy was truly a light in the lives of those who knew her. She was a loyal and selfless friend, always giving and never expecting anything in return. As a mother, she poured unconditional love into her children, and as a wife, she shared 27 devoted years with her childhood sweetheart and best friend.

Amy is survived by her loving husband, Donald Maraden of Windsor; her children, Harley Maraden and Donny Maraden, both of Windsor; her father, Robert Dillon of Lake Havasu, Arizona; her sister, Tammy Churchfield of Las Vegas; and her brothers, Tommy Dillon of Lake Havasu and Bobby Dillon of Las Vegas. She is also survived by her Aunt Wanda of Washington, Aunt Paula of Lake Havasu, and extended family members Kelsey, Courtney, Caitlin (Kodi), and Madison, all of Las Vegas.

She was preceded in death by her beloved mother, Lutricia Dillon.

Amy will be deeply missed and forever remembered for her love, generosity, and the light she brought into the world.

To leave condolences for Amy's family, please visit www.AllnuttLoveland.com

03/16/2026

In Memory Of
Sharon Suzanne Jones
December 5, 1935 - March 10, 2026

Sharon Suzanne Jones, 90, of Firestone, Colorado, passed away on Tuesday, March 10, 2026 in Loveland, Colorado. Born December 5, 1935, in Monroe, Michigan, to Edward and Gladys Sharrow, Sharon was raised in Monroe and attended St. Mary Academy.

Sharon later graduated with her nursing degree from Madonna College and served as a registered nurse for Wayne County in Michigan. A formal and respectful presence to all who knew her, Sharon will be remembered as a devoted, caring, and family-centered woman whose favorite thing was simply being with her family.

Sharon was an avid reader and greatly enjoyed spending time playing Mexican Train and cards. She also volunteered at the local hospital for many years, giving her time in the same generous spirit that shaped her life and relationships. In quieter moments, she appreciated her small glass of wine at night.

Sharon was married to Bill (Montolio) in her first marriage, on June 21, 1958, in Monroe, Michigan. She later married Paul Jones in her second marriage, on December 30, 1983, in Livonia, Michigan.

Sharon is survived by her daughters: Shelly (Michelle) Brandt and husband Joe Brandt of Clinton, Oklahoma; Lori (Delores) Marion (Deceased Spouse Ves Marion) of Sulphur Springs, Texas; and Cheryl Brickey and husband Tom Brickey of Firestone, Colorado. She is also survived by her grandchildren: Patrick Brandt, Laura Wilson (Spouse Dan Wilson), Steven Brandt, Sarah Brickey, and Sydney Brickey; and by her great-grandchild, Charlotte Brandt. Additional surviving family members include sister-in-law Sharyl Sharrow, Ron and Barb Drake, Lynn and Russ Boudrie, and Rick Drake.

Sharon was preceded in death by her spouses Bill (William) Montolio and Paul Jones; her parents, Ed and Gladys; her brothers, Tom Sharrow and Patrick Sharrow; her cousin, Sue Westover; and Bob Drake.

Sharon’s life reflected steady compassion, faithful service, and deep love for those closest to her. She will be dearly missed and lovingly remembered.

Memorial contributions may be made to Dementia Together at www.dementiatogether.org.

To leave condolences for Sharon's family, please visit www.AllnuttLoveland.com.

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