In Memory Of
William Crespin
William Crespin
Bill Crespin was born on March 17, 1947 in Denver Colorado to Manuel and Beatrice Crespin, He Married Judy Andrews in 1966 an in 1969 the had a daughter Lisa Marie, who Bill loved very much. The well being of his mother was very important to him, as he was a very devoted son.
Bill worked as a cement finisher fo the most part of his life, and various other construction jobs. Prior to his retirement he was an explosives technician.
He had a passion for fishing, hunting, and camping. However, no trip was complete without his beer, which he enjoyed while waiting for the bell to ring on his fishing pole as he relaxed and enjoyed the mountains around him.
He loved grilling for his family, and always took his time doing so, and it was always worth the wait. He also passed on his famous pizza recipe to his daughter, who will carry on the tradition.
Of course, like most Denver natives, bill was an avid Bronco fan. He often enjoyed the Sunday games with his daughter Lisa, her husband kelly and his two grandchildren, Sydnee and Alec; which he loved to tease until they told on him.
There were many stumbling blocks in Bills life, which he managed to get by. LThe last six months of his life were quite difficult, he and his family watched his health deteriorate quite rapidly. Yet he still managed to keep his wit, stubborness, and determination towards a positive future. His passing has broght great sorrow, but also comfort to those that no longer wish him to endure suffering.
Bill is preceded in death by his father, Manuel Crespin, his stepfather, Glenn Cole, and his beloved brothers, Tommy and Leroy.
He is survived by his mother, Beatrice Cole, his sister, Carol Pena, his daughter, Lisa Mekelburg, his grandchildren, Sydnee and Alec Mekelburg, and many more family and friends.
He will truely be missed and forever loved in their hearts.
Visitation will be May 10th, 4-8 PM with a Rosary at 7:00 PM Mass of Christian Burial, Saturday 10:00 AM both at Newcomer Family Chapel. Interment to follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Bill worked as a cement finisher fo the most part of his life, and various other construction jobs. Prior to his retirement he was an explosives technician.
He had a passion for fishing, hunting, and camping. However, no trip was complete without his beer, which he enjoyed while waiting for the bell to ring on his fishing pole as he relaxed and enjoyed the mountains around him.
He loved grilling for his family, and always took his time doing so, and it was always worth the wait. He also passed on his famous pizza recipe to his daughter, who will carry on the tradition.
Of course, like most Denver natives, bill was an avid Bronco fan. He often enjoyed the Sunday games with his daughter Lisa, her husband kelly and his two grandchildren, Sydnee and Alec; which he loved to tease until they told on him.
There were many stumbling blocks in Bills life, which he managed to get by. LThe last six months of his life were quite difficult, he and his family watched his health deteriorate quite rapidly. Yet he still managed to keep his wit, stubborness, and determination towards a positive future. His passing has broght great sorrow, but also comfort to those that no longer wish him to endure suffering.
Bill is preceded in death by his father, Manuel Crespin, his stepfather, Glenn Cole, and his beloved brothers, Tommy and Leroy.
He is survived by his mother, Beatrice Cole, his sister, Carol Pena, his daughter, Lisa Mekelburg, his grandchildren, Sydnee and Alec Mekelburg, and many more family and friends.
He will truely be missed and forever loved in their hearts.
Visitation will be May 10th, 4-8 PM with a Rosary at 7:00 PM Mass of Christian Burial, Saturday 10:00 AM both at Newcomer Family Chapel. Interment to follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery
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Service Schedule
Past Services
Visitation
Friday, May 10, 2002
Starts at 8:00 pm (Mountain time)
Newcomer - West Metro Chapel
Service
Saturday, May 11, 2002
Starts at 10:00 am (Mountain time)
Newcomer - West Metro Chapel
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