Barbara LaVonne Cancino

barbara cancino

January 3, 1932 ~ March 15, 2018


Resided in: Colorado Springs, Colorado

Barbara LaVonne Cancino, 86, passed away March 15, 2018, born on Jan. 3, 1932, to the union of Alvah and Mabel (Cooley) Morgan, now deceased, as are Barbara's siblings excepting for a sister, Carol Huey, of Missouri and many nieces and nephews. Barbara is survived by her husband of 65 wonderfully memorable years, Frank Cancino; daughter, Rebecca Shields; grandchildren, Hyrum Webb, Alysa Webb, Kathleen Shields, Hannah (Ross) Krischel and Zachariah Shields; and great-grandsons, Matthew and Samuel Cole. Barbara took much pride in having done voluntary work for the Pueblo Probation Service and the Candle Lighters Association, from whom she received very nice commendations. Barbara was a member of Centennial Chapter 58 Order of the Eastern Stars, Pikes Peak Court #20 Order of the Amaranth, The Social Order of Beauceant #11, White Shrine of Jerusalem and The Dames of Malta. She had a wonderful talent of remembering dates, times, and places of so many events and was known by the family as the walking calendar. She had a delightful voice and was known for her singing talent, which she even used at home within the last few months. Funeral service, 11 a.m. Thursday, March 22, in the Montgomery & Steward Chapel, 1317 N. Main Street, Pueblo with Elder Jim Billings officiating. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to New Vision Professional Services, 1524 N. Hancock Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80904. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com

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  1. Frank/Becky and family:
    Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of your loved one and the hope that loving memories of times spent with her will help ease your sorrow. Also with the knowledge that she was a servant of our Lord Jesus that she will continue to be blessed.

  2. Dear Mr. Cancino and Becky,

    I am so sorry to read of your loss with Mrs. Cancino’s death. She was the gentlest, sweetest, and most delicate lady that I’ve ever met. She made a lasting impression on me when we were young Becky, and I thank you and your dad for sharing your mom’s special sweetness with all of us. I will always remember her musical laugh and her kindness. May she be at peace in God’s loving arms. Peace and fraternal love to you and your family.


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