Violet Neitch Kulas

Vi was known for her steadfast faith in God and her devotion to serving Him. She spent countless charitable hours helping to provide food, clothing, shelter and sometimes counseling to those in need. She found time to serve in the church and the community as she lovingly cared for her large family. She enjoyed the outdoors and taking long walks with family and friends while sharing her faith in the Lord. Vi was enamored of traveling the world with her beloved husband Joe; they were companions through thick and thin, making their own kind of fun as they traversed life together and with their five daughters.

Taking time to celebrate everyday and special events with family and friends, Vi had a knack for entertaining. She used her God-given talents to make even strangers feel at home and loved while they were visiting. She enjoyed outings to the family property in the mountains, and on several occasions accompanied Joe in his quest to climb many of the Colorado "Fourteeners".

Vi was a wonderful cook, talented seamstress, and devoted mother. She not only

taught her daughters the importance of learning how to be self-sufficient, but by sharing her love of God with them, she taught them to grow in their most important relationship with Him.

Vi will be missed by her loving daughters and many other family members and friends who knew and loved her.

Violet is preceded in death by her husband, Joseph (Joe); parents Joseph and Mary Neitch; stepmother Shirley; siblings Vestel, Vernon, and Betty; and her only son. She is survived by her five daughters: Ann (Craig) Eberly, Mary Jane (Roy) Curtis, Maggi (Zane) Cargile, Karen (Tony) Nutsch, and Patti (Tom) Brandt; twelve grandchildren, and fifteen great-grandchildren.

A Celebration of Life was held at Passionate Life Church on October 19, 2021, and a Catholic Funeral Mass will be held at Christ the King Chapel in the Gardens at St. Elizabeth, Saturday, December 4, 2021 at 10:00 A.M; 2835 West 32nd Avenue, Denver, Colorado. The funeral service will be officiated by Fr. Ron Cattany, a very dear friend of Violet's