Arlene L. Kelley
July 4, 1924 ~ June 18, 2006
Resided in:
Pueblo, CO
Arlene L. Kelley, 81, of Pueblo, Colorado, passed away June 18, 2006. Survived by her children, Connie (Ed) Bible, Randy (Diane) Kelley, Jerry (Jeanette) Kelley; grandchildren, Heather (Matt) Kouba, Jennifer (Lance) Allen, Tracy Kelley, Kristina Kelley; great-grandchildren, Austin Allen and Alora Allen. Preceded in death by her husband of 60 years, James K. 'Ken' Kelley, on April 14, 2006; sons, James K. And Larry R. Kelley; her parents; brothers, Bert, Irvin, Chuck and Virgil Ogier; and grandson, Baby Boy Kelley. Born to Dolphie and Cora Ogier on July 4, 1924, in Menlo, Kansas. Arlene and Ken were married on March 9, 1946, in Raton, N. M. She worked as manager for the Munitions Department at the Pueblo Army Depot. Graveside service honoring both Arlene and James Kelley will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, June 24, 2006, at Mountain View Cemetery, with Pastor Rob Clausen, officiating. Military honors for James will be conducted by the Pueblo Veterans' Ritual Team. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Sangre de Cristo Hospice through Montgomery & Steward, 1317 N. Main Street, Pueblo, Colorado 81003. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com
WE LOVE YOU MOM,NANA,NANA GREAT TOOO !!! MISS YOU MORE THAN YOU WILL EVER KNOW !!! BIRTHDAY ON THE 4TH OF JULY. OUR GET TOGETHER WILL ALWAYS BE YOUR F.CHICKEN, P.SALAD,YOUR CAKE & ALL THE REST.WE WILL MISS YOU & DAD, BUT YOU WILL ALWAYS BE WITH US IN OUR HEARTS !!!
WE KNOW YOU ARE HAPPY NOW, WITH YOUR LORD, DAD, & ALL OTHERS THAT PASSED BEFORE YOU. NO PAIN, PILLS OR WORRY’S. DANCING IN THE CLOUDS WITH DAD, NO CANE TO USE AGAIN !!
SOME DAY WE WILL SEE YOU AGAIN !!!!!
LOVE ALWAYS & FOREVER & 1 DAY!!!
CONNIE,ED,HEATHER,MATT,JENNIFER,
LANCE,AUSTIN,ALORA !!!!!!
Arlene, the woman of power, the woman of love and the woman we all loved. A story teller, intuitive and what a cook! My aunt Arlene. Loved and so loving. I miss you. In celebration of your life, we salute you and know you are now very happy to be with the love of your life, Kenny. From “one of your girls”
sorry to hear about arlene,we will really miss her.we always like to go to arlene&kennys.we always talked and sang songs,some times inside and out back.arlene always had a big meal with a pot of pinto beans as the center piece.our thought and prayers go to connie lou,randy and jerry lynn and there familys.a song to arlene and kenny.
beond the sunset oh blissful morning and with their saviour heavens will be done,earths toil is ended theyll know no sorrow beyond the sunset foeever more.
should you go first and i remain to walk the road alone ill live in memories garden dear of happieness weve known.should you go first and i remain one thing id have you do,walk slowly down that long long trail for soon ill follow you
love you all
alice and bill gadberry kent wash
I am so sorry that you have to go through loosing both your parents in such a short time and please know that I am thinking of you and praying that you will get some comfort in knowing that they are both together now and they are much better off eventhough we miss them so very much. Please take care of yourself and let me know if I can be of any help at all as I am able to get around some since I got my stitches out yesterday. Love and hugs Sharon
We will always remember the times when Arlene & Kenneth would come to visit Thelma & Joe. We especially enjoyed the story telling and the singing of songs from their childhood days. We offer your family our deepest sympathy on the passing of your parents in such a short time. Please keep in contact via e-mail and we will contact you when we come to Pueblo later this Summer.
Sincerely:
Diana & Tony Clark