J. Karl Burnett
October 26, 1931 ~ September 9, 2014
Resided in:
Pueblo, CO
J. Karl Burnett, 82, passed away September 9, 2014. Survived by his wife of 58 years, Donna; children, John (Svetlana) Burnett of Silverthorne and Debora Giltner of Pueblo; grandchildren, Mary Kaylinn Giltner, Steven Wayne Giltner and twins, David Anthony and Jason Sean Burnett; brothers, Norris, Paul, Norman and Kent (Catherine) Burnett all of Ark.; sisters-in-law, Shirley Burnett and Gertie Burnett; and numerous other family and friends. Preceded in death by his parents; siblings, Geraldine Gooch, Irma Jean Owens, Wayne Burnett, Art Burnett and Frank Burnett. Karl was born to James and Mary Burnett on October 26, 1931, in Pettigrew, Ark. He was the building manager for the Thatcher Building for over 28 years. Karl enjoyed fishing, hunting and was an avid gardener. Viewing, 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday and funeral service, 10 a.m. Monday September 15, 2014, both in the Montgomery & Steward Chapel. Entombment, Mountain View Cemetery. In lieu of food and flowers, memorials may be made to Belmont Baptist Church or Sangre de Cristo Hospice through the funeral home. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com
I knew Karl back in the 70’s when I was a teller at First National Bank. I was just a young, green 22 year old, but he treated me with the same dignity and respect as he did the bank president. What a NICE man! See you in Heaven, Karl!
Kathie Panariso
I knew Karl back in the 70’s when I was a teller at First National Bank. I was just a young, green 22 year old, but he treated me with the same dignity and respect as he did the bank president. What a NICE man! See you in Heaven, Karl!
Kathie Panariso
Karl was such a kind an loving man. He will be greatly missed. I am so sorry for your loss.
Karl was such a kind an loving man. He will be greatly missed. I am so sorry for your loss.
So sorry for your loss. He was such a great man and know he will be deeply missed by his family and friends…Love and Hugs, Cindy Thompson
So sorry for your loss. He was such a great man and know he will be deeply missed by his family and friends…Love and Hugs, Cindy Thompson
Uncle Karl was a gentle giant of a man in every way. He was always eager to open his home to family and friends visiting from all over the U.S. Karl enjoyed taking us up to the mountains and showing us all the beautiful sites in his beloved Colorado. Rest in peace, Uncle Karl.
Uncle Karl was a gentle giant of a man in every way. He was always eager to open his home to family and friends visiting from all over the U.S. Karl enjoyed taking us up to the mountains and showing us all the beautiful sites in his beloved Colorado. Rest in peace, Uncle Karl.
My sincere sympathy to the Family and all who knew and loved this good man from Arkansas.
Karl helped me set up my first law office and subsequent expansions. He was a quiet, kind, serious, man whose word was to be trusted. If Karl said he would do it, you could consider it done.
Many businesses in Pueblo today owe at least a part of their success to this good man.
Robert. E. West
My sincere sympathy to the Family and all who knew and loved this good man from Arkansas.
Karl helped me set up my first law office and subsequent expansions. He was a quiet, kind, serious, man whose word was to be trusted. If Karl said he would do it, you could consider it done.
Many businesses in Pueblo today owe at least a part of their success to this good man.
Robert. E. West
When I worked in the Thatcher building Karl was one of the kindest, helpful men ever. He was always kind and willing to help with whatever. We had many laughs. He was liked by everyone. My sincere condolences to all of his family on the loss of this wonderful man.
When I worked in the Thatcher building Karl was one of the kindest, helpful men ever. He was always kind and willing to help with whatever. We had many laughs. He was liked by everyone. My sincere condolences to all of his family on the loss of this wonderful man.