Shirley L. Griner
October 11, 1944 ~ April 17, 2010
Resided in:
Pueblo, CO
Shirley L. Griner, 65, passed away April 17, 2010. Survived by her husband, Paul Griner; children, Deborah (Chuck) Lee, Marsha (Robert) Penn, Susie Griner, Elizabeth Castillo and David Griner; grandchildren, Courtney, Benjamin, Aaron Lee, Samuel and Timothy Penn; sisters, Sue Talbert, Joyce McNair, Kay Shumaker, Linda (Arnold) Cordova and Debra Lujan; and brothers, Gene (Laura) Dyer, Neil (Kathy) Dyer and Teddy (Sheri) Dyer. Preceded in death by her daughter, Michelle; parents, John and Bessie Dyer; brother, John Dyer; sisters, Florine Jackson and Faryne Dyer.
Shirley was born Oct. 11, 1944, in Goodwater, Okla., to John and Bessie Dyer. She worked for Colorado Mental Health Institute and 32 years at Parkview Medical Center. She enjoyed the outdoors, including fishing, and camping. Mostly, she loved being with her family, especially her children and grandkids.
There will be no viewing. Cremation, Montgomery & Steward Crematorium. Memorial service, 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 21, 2010, at Light and Life Church, 2602 Second Ave., with Pastor Mark Hecht officiating.
Online condolences, MontgomerySteward.com
Shirley is the mother of one of my dearest friends. She was a special lady and I know that she will be missed by many. A life cut short. But, a woman who loved God and her family.
Elizabeth,
I am shocked that your mother passed and very sorry for your loss. My father had been passed away almost 2 years ago. I was always dad’s girl. My heart goes with you and pray for you. May God comforts you through difficult time and He is always with you.
Remember me at Trinity Life Center you used to interpret me and other deaf people?
Love you,
Teri Brown (Novak)
karla00kobie05@msn.com Keep in touch.
I went to school with Shirley at Moffat, Co. I also saw her when she was working at Parkview. She was a great person. My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time.
Marianna Hollmer Brandt
I am very sorry for your loss. I worked with shirley at parkview for many years. Shirley was a very good nurse, and her patients were always well taken care of. When I first started at parkview I worked night shift and lived in Fountain Co., Shirley opened her home to me so I could sleep and not have to commute back and forth. I am very saddend by the loss of Shirley. She was a wonderful, happy person and a skilled nurse. She will be missed.
I am so sorry for your loss…my thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. I am thinking about you all today.
Our hearts are with you all! We love you and will continue to expect God’s rich blessings on you as you grieve for Shirley.
Much love always,
Jess and Gail
our prayers are with the families, we know how much you will all miss your wife, mother, sister, grandmother,& friend. She loved her family and loved her Lord.
OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU. DAVE AND I WORKED WITH SHIRLEY ON MEDICAL/SURGICAL UNIT AT CMHIP. SHE WAS A KIND AND CARING NURSE. TRULY A PLEASURE TO WORK WITH. SHE WILL BE FONDLY REMEMBERED.
I worked with Shirley at PMC on the surgical/orthopedic floor. She was a wonderful person and an awesome nurse! She would do anything for her patients to make them more comfortable, whether it was to do something for their physical comfort or just to talk with them. I know she loved her family. You could hear the love in her voice when she talked about “DeeDee, Marsha, Susie, Elizabeth and David”. She will be missed. God Bless.
Beth and Bill Schulle
I went to high school with Shirley in Moffat, Co. She was a real sweet person and I wish I could have kept in contact with her through the years. My prayers are with the family.
Betty (McKee) Vanderpool
We are so sorry for your loss. Shirley was a wonderful, sweet, giving, and Godly woman. She is with her God and Saviour now in a wonderful place filled with Joy and Peace. May God give your family Peace and Bless you all in this time of mourning.
Sincerely,
The Smiths: Doug, Lesia, Tori, Kayla, Noah, and Abby.