Birth Date: 1953-09-24

Deceased Date: 2020-02-20

Obituary:
"Kathy passed away after a long battle with kidney cancer. She was born in Waterloo, Iowa to parents Charles and Jean Artus, moving to Denver in 1955. She had a BA from CU and a masters in library science from Kansas U and worked at various libraries in the Denver area. She was preceded in death by her mother Jean and beloved cats Gussie Fink-Nottle, William and Sophie. She is survived by dad Charlie of Aurora, brother Steve (Barb) of San Francisco, and sister Mary Anne Clark (Roger) of Eugene, OR. She was very artistic, creative and had a great sense of humor! She was a great source of comfort and care giver to dad when mom passed away. We miss her very much but are glad she is now pain free."

Denver Post, March 17, 2020

 

Birth Date: 2023-09-26

Deceased Date: 2014-07-29

Birth Date: 1953-08-31

Deceased Date: 1995-05-08

Birth Date: 2023-09-26

Deceased Date: 2021-09-16

Birth Date: 1953-02-27

Deceased Date: 2014-07-30

Obituary:
"Gloria Dene Brown, age 61 of Monarch, CO, died of ovarian cancer on July 30, 2014 at Columbine Manor Care Center in Salida. She was born in Ogden, UT in 1953 & raised in Denver. She was named after her mother's sister Gloria & her father's brother Dean.

She was an artist. She lived & worked in the Netherlands & Denmark a year before moving to New York City in 1978. She married Richard Pierce Milner, a composer, pianist, & film editor, in 1981 & acted as his agent until their divorce in 1988. They founded Four Winds Records, for which she designed artistic products. She then worked as a book designer for Churchill Livingstone, a medical publisher, and managed a 20-unit cooperative apartment building during that time.

Returning to the Rockies in 1993, Ms. Brown purchased the last remaining cabin in the old mining town of Monarch near the Continental Divide. She worked two years as a publications specialist for Canyonlands Natural History Assoc. before becoming a freelance illustrator & graphic designer. Her artwork was exhibited at the public library in Moab UT, the Kolb Studio in Grand Canyon National Park, the Red Butte Arboretum in Salt Lake City, & different venues in Salida, CO.

Ms. Brown was a former board member of the Greater Arkansas River Nature Assoc. She emceed a micro radio program called "The Spoken Word" featuring readings of known & unknown authors. She enjoyed gardening, kayaking, mountain biking, skiing, snowmobiling, & exploring the high peak region around her home.

She was preceded in death by her sisters Maureen & Linda Brown & mother Marione (White) Brown. She is survived by her father Thelone "Tony" brown, sister Dianne Sharr (Seth), nieces April Sharr & Andrea Bleil (Burt); grandnieces Natalie & Nadiyah Russell, & grandnewpher Colton Bleil. Please leave condolences: www.lewisandglenn.com"

Published by the Denver Post, August 17, 2014

 

Birth Date: 2023-09-26

Deceased Date: 1973-09-26

Obituary:
Buried at Fairmont Cemetery, Denver, Colorado

Birth Date: 1953-06-07

Deceased Date: 1994-10-10

Deceased Date: 2018-07-01

Obituary:
Nancy Condit

Author: Nelson Garcia
Published: 8/11/2018 10:28:43 PM, Channel 9 News,
Updated: 10:42 PM MDT August 11, 2018

DENVER — Growing up with his artistic Aunt Nancy Condit, Adam Condit says she always looked at life differently.

"She was intrigued by everything," said Adam Condit, her nephew. "I remember Christmas morning. It's like she could've been one of the kids with me and my sister."

Sixty-five-year-old Nancy Condit was killed after she was struck while riding her bike through Englewood on July 1 [2018]. Police say 33-year-old Dominique Cain hit Condit then fled the scene. Investigators eventually found Cain and she now faces charges of vehicular homicide.

"It was wild, I had seen her the day before," Adam Condit said.
 
He joins a packed house at the Sand Dollar Art Gallery. Nancy Condit ran the gallery with her father, who was also an artist. Saturday afternoon, Nancy Condit's family hosted an open house at Sand Dollar with her artwork on display.

"This is absolutely a way to celebrate Nancy," said Valerie Davis, Nancy Condit's cousin. "This was so perfect because this was Nancy's life."
She loved pottery and painting.

Her niece Traci Carpenter said much of her aunt's artwork was inspired by the outdoors.

"She loved being in nature. She loved everything about nature," Carpenter said. "She would notice things and observe things that nobody else would be aware of."

People came from all around the United States to honor Nancy Condit and her artwork. Her cousin, Susan Kelley came from Austin, Texas.
"I think it's a wonderful tribute to how she affected everybody," Kelley said. "What a fun person to know."

If people don't know Nancy Condit's artwork, they will certainly know her father's. William Condit was a famous watercolorist. In 1945, he designed the mountains which are still on the standard Colorado license plates.

One of Nancy Condit's painting is drawing attention. Recently, she finished painting a cyclist with angel wings.

"There's a lot of meaning you can go really deep into it," Carpenter said. "It makes me feel like she's okay and she wants all of us to know that she's okay."