Dear Sarchet Family (especially Mae),
    I remember so well the first anniversary of Don's death.  It was still so difficult to realize that he was truly gone - to a better life, I knew...but, still, gone from my daily life.  But it helped to much to know that he was not forgotten, not only by me, but by many others who had known and loved him.
   Even though I did not really know Denny personally, I can assure you that Don told me so much about him that I felt like I did.  Don always talked of Denny Sarchet with pleasure, with a smile - and even a chuckle - at the memory of coaching him at Valley High School!  He loved that kid!!
   As I write this, I'm looking at all the photos of Denny - doing the things he loved, and being with the people he loved.  What a guy!  As the years go by, the pain of the loss of his physical presence will lessen, but the joy of all those special memories of him will only increase - and make you smile!  Keep them close to warm your heart.
   Sincerely, and with love, Bonnie

My sympathy to all of you! I've known Denny since I was 6 years old, he was 7 and Mike was 5 when our parents lived on acreages near Broomfield. As kids, we fished together in the summer, shot our BB guns, watched fireworks from on top of their house and rode bikes and horses.Fairy was a big black horse the Sarchets boarded.All 3 of us would pile on her at one time and go for a ride. We laughed a lot and I have many fond memories. We went to church in a wooden, 2 room schoolhouse where I started school and that's where our mother's met.Denny's favorite song was the Old Rugged Cross. Those were the days!

I grew up with the Sarchet family.  I have lots of fun memories, but one of my favorites was riding home from church with everyone.  I can remember ""Wake up Little Susie, Wake up!"" by the Everly Brothers came on the radio.  It was not the days of seat belts or car seats, but I remember Denny holding his sister, Susan, and singing along with the radio to Susan.  That memory makes me smile yet today.  God Bless all of you in your loss.

To May and family I send my deepest condolences.  You are in my prayers.

Denny,my friend,my brother,my hunting partner,my mentor.But mostly,my Big Brother.I'm not saying Goodbye.Because I know you'll always be there,In the forest,on the plains.By a mountain stream.Always trying to get the biggest deer,elk,antelope.Or catch the biggest rainbow.And as always beat me at trap shooting.You'll be missed by us all!
        It's been quite a ride!
                       Your Brother,Rod.

My sincere condolences to the Denny Sarchet Family. Denny was a classmate and we shared a few cigarettes and beers when we were young and wild. May God grant all his family the strength to weather the grief and sadness from the loss of their beloved Denny. God Bless.

May and family, There never was anyone more down-to-earth, fair-minded, or a truer friend. He was one-of-a-kind. Gail and I thought the world of Denny and pray that you have the peace of God to hold on to in Denny's absence.

May,you are in our prayers. Having grown up with Denny, it was like losing a brother. We are there for you. Love John & Jessica

Lavada and family,
I'm so sorry to hear of Denny's passing.  He was such an avid hunter and fisherman, he totally enjoyed the out of doors and working on his ""Fords"".  Denny was ornery and always so much fun to tease, I'm glad to call him my friend.   He loved you and his family, may your fond memories sustain you at this time.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you.  Always, Colleen & John Lackey

Many blessings to the family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. the Lehl faimly

Denny was a good friend of all the shooters at the old Greeley Trap Club and one heck of a good shot. Rest in peace Denny, you were quite a guy.

Sarchet Family, I am so sorry to learn of Denny's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. I have great childhood memories of Denny and the Sarchet family. I practically lived with Dawn while growing up! Your house was a home that was filled with laughter and love. Denny was truly one of a kind. May memories give you all peace and comfort at this time.

Lynette, 
I am so sorry about the loss of your father. I know it is a hard time for all of you. Know that I am thinking of you and sending prayers. Let your Mom know I am thinking of her also. If I can do anything please let me know.
Love, Donna

I will forever miss my sweet ""Uncle"" Denny. I loved growing up with Danny, Lynette and Dawn Marie. Watching Denny try to be a tough guy was always very entertaining, especially because I knew he was just a big teddy bear. I loved listening to the stories about Denny and my dad growing up together racing their cars and raising all sorts of trouble. He and Mae were such a strong couple and I know how much he loved her, it was always very obvious he would have done anything for Mae. I will miss Denny and the world seems empty without him here, he always made me feel like I was safe just because he was around. After all, not everyone saw that he was a sweet teddy bear, but I did. I love you Aunt Mae, Danny , Lynette and Dawn and I will forever miss Denny.

I am the widow of Don McMahon, Denny's old coach and friend from Valley High School days. I think the last time Don and I saw Denny and Mae was at the wedding reception of their daughter, Dawn, a few years before Don himself died in December of 2000; but I remain in contact with Mike and Roberta by mail/ email. I still live in Eaton; and five years after Don's death, I married a fine man from Greeley, named Walt Loftus. We met at a Hospice-sponsored social group for widows and widowers. I know Don was happy for me! I just wanted you, Denny's family, to know that I'm thinking of you during these difficult days - especially Mae - since I remember so well the loneliness and challenges of widowhood. You will always miss him; but the days do get better, the years easier to bear - especially with the love and support of family and friends. You only have to live ONE DAY AT A TIME! It helps to keep that in mind. I know that Don really loved and appreciated the whole Sarchet family. I have a strong feeling that he welcomed Denny into the next life...and I like to think of them sitting down together to reminisce about those ""good old days"" when they shared sports events at Valley - even rehashing those events in great detail! (Can you picture that, too?!) Take care...and God bless! Sincerely, and with love, Bonnie

May, Lynette, Dawn and Families,

We are so sorry to read of the death of Denny.  Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this time and we are thinking of you.

Many, many great memories of Denny.  Some of them from 55years ago. Always one of my favorite cousins and friend.  Denny taught me a lot about cars, hunting, work, and fun when I was a ""punk"" kid.  Loved his smile and laughter. Peace my man.  Jim (Jamie)

May and family, I sorry for your loss. Denny was a great guy and will be missed by everyone. Will keep all of you in our prayers. Pam Nichols-Kretzer

Loren will dearly miss his almost daily afternoon talks with Denny. They had much in common, and enjoyed discussing hunting, cars, cattle, grandchildren and on and on. They had their opinions and differences too, but always remained friends.

OBITUARIO

Denny Sarchet

30 diciembre, 1946 – 23 octubre, 2011

Allnutt Funeral & Cremation - Macy

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