Jonathan "Mike" Taft
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Jonathan “Mike” Taft, 54, passed away on December 23, 2024, in Pueblo, Colo. He is survived by his beloved wife, Stephanie Taft; his children, Sutter and Jessica; his sister, Lisa Taft; and his brothers-in-law, Craig, Stacy, and Michele. He was the son of Linda and Thomas Dykes, as well as George and Tina Taft.
Mike was a proud Navy veteran, having served for four years. He worked for the City of Pueblo as a supervisor of the Parks Department and was a certified arborist.
A memorial service will be held on Friday, January 17, 2025, at 10:00 AM at the Montgomery & Steward Funeral Chapel. In accordance with Mike’s wishes, attendees are invited to wear festive and beach-themed clothing to the memorial service. Online condolences at www.MontgomerySteward.com
To Mikes family and my dear cousin Lisa, I’m sorry for your loss, and glad y’all were able to go on ocean adventures together. How lucky are we to have basked in Mikes joy and laughter in our own lifetimes. Finding the balance in this life for the next one.
The next adventure awaits! 🌺
~Delaney
My condolescences to the Taft family.
We had a nickname for Mike at work, ‘Smiley,’ because he always had a smile on his face. His enthusiasm and knowledge were respectable.
Mike and I attended Central High School together. He was all around a great guy. Friend to everyone. Always a smile on his face. Would go out of his way to help you. May he rest in peace, and thank you so much for your service, my friend…Godspeed <3
He served his country and was a fellow Navy veteran as myself.
He treated me with kindness and dignity, and I saw that he did the same to others around him.
He will sorely be missed.
God bless the Taft family and your loss of your loved one.
Respectfully,
The Martinez family
Russ & Michelle Cruz
Great boss and fellow Navy vet. You will be highly missed Mike
Great guy to work with ,and also we sat together in the Leadership Academy . I enjoyed every minute of it . R.I.P. my brother,you will be missed.