Margaret Elaine Newton
November 2, 1937 ~ November 9, 2021
Born in:
Pueblo, CO
Resided in:
Pueblo, CO
Loving mother, sister and grandmother, Margaret Elaine Newton, passed away Nov. 9, 2021. She is survived by daughter, Brenda (Douglas) Vaughn of Pueblo; and son, Andrew (Kari) Artzberger of Loveland; sister, Marilyn (Theodore) Kunzie of Loveland; grandchildren, Jared (Devin) Vaughn of Pueblo, Karlie (CV) McDaniel of Pueblo, Alison Artzberger of Niwot, Danica Artzberger of Colorado Springs; great-grandchildren, Kassidy Vaughn, Trace Vaughn and Tate McDaniel all of Pueblo; step-children and their families; and numerous nieces, nephews and friends.
Preceded in death by first husband, Myron Artzberger in 1974; daughter, Linda Craig; and grandson, William “Billy” Craig in 1993.
Elaine was born in Pueblo Nov. 2, 1937, to John and Ruth Rennie. She lived her entire life in Pueblo. She attained her teaching degree from USC in Pueblo prior to marrying her loving husband of 27 years, Donald Newton. She worked side by side with Don in their State Farm Insurance agency until their retirement in 1993. They enjoyed traveling throughout the US and abroad until Don’s death in 2010.
Elaine worked as a volunteer for many years at Parkview Medical Center following her retirement. She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church.
A memorial service will be planned next spring. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Compassionate Friends, P.O. Box 3696 Oak Brook, IL 60522. Online condolences, www.MontgomerySteward.com
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Elaine, there are no words that can express my feelings. May you rest in peace with Linda and Billy. I loved you all.
So many hugzzz and loves.
So sorry to hear about the passing of Elaine. I have fond memories of her, Don, her sister and brother-in-law, Marilyn and Ted, visiting my husband and me and the laughter and memories shared at the various parties, cookouts and charades. She was an awesome hostess providing food and laughter for my bowling team when we were in Pueblo for a state tournament. I sincerely hope Elaine’s family and friends find peace and comfort in the memories she has left in your hearts. RIP, Elaine. You earned your rest.
In behalf of the remainder of the members of Elaine’s Central High School’s class of 1955, we send our sympathy and condolences to her family and close friends for your loss. We share that loss. Elaine was one of our class members who pretty nearly everyone recognized in the Central High halls. She participated in our school government, cheered on our Wildcat athletes, helped us define ourselves through her contribution to the annual–the Cat Tales– and our newspaper–the Central High Times, and was one of those mates upon whom we could always depend. We bid farewell to Elaine, now one those ’55ers who have gone on before her, knowing that our turn lies not too far away. Thanks for your friendship, Elaine.
Our sincerest condolences for you and your family during this sad time.
I remember visiting Aunt Elaine (and Uncle Sonny) when we were kids and she would always have the best homemade cookies to share!
Elaine was a wonderful person and will be missed by all of her family and friends.
Sorry for your loss. May the Lord comfort you and be with you now at this time of sorrow. God bless.