Darlene Kay Meyer

David and Darlene Meyer were married at Fellowship Hall at Grace United Methodist Church on January 9, 1959 and remained married until Dave’s death on March 4, 2006.

Darlene died peacefully February 19, 2026 at Porter Memorial Hospital surrounded by the love of family. Her daughter Debbie and caregiver Michi were with her when she transitioned to paradise and reunited with Dave and other family and friends who had transitioned before her.

Darlene is survived by her daughter Debbie Williams and son Dean Meyer, son-in-law Jeff Williams, Grandchildren, Aaron and David Williams, Mason, Reilly, Owen and Romy Meyer and Great Grandchild, Amari Williams

Darlene was born in Denver – went to South high school, attended CU for a year until she dropped out after becoming ill and after meeting the love of her life Dave at Argenzio Brothers Jewelers.

Darlene was a life-long member of Grace church. Darlene and Dave were dedicated Grace church choir members.

Darlene and Dave purchased and expanded Florence and Clarence Farmer’s Engraving business. Darlene’s personality – her ability to personally connect with her clients was the primary reason they had to relocate the business twice to other locations.

Darlene and Dave both loved golf and both had certified hole-in-ones. They also were HUGE Broncos fans which was the family rule! They attended 5 super bowls – 2 winning seasons.

Family was vitally important to Darlene – she saw you – loved everyone unconditionally; always asking what she could do to help.

When Dave died back in 2006, Darlene was destroyed but God gave her a best friend. She reunited with her South High School friend George Westerberg. They became best friends and Darlene was able to help George by bringing from outside to inside Grace Church. George accepted Jesus as his Savior before his passing in April 2023.

Darlene loved volunteering and giving back to the community – she was a member of the PEO organization and Rosie’s Ranch in Parker helping kids with special needs.

Darlene was devoted to all her families – including her Grace Church, PEO Sisters and Caregivers families.

Darlene had a hard time saying goodbye. Many times, family and friends would guess how long it would take for Darlene to say goodbye at family gatherings. Most often Darlene was the last to leave.

Darlene’s life was defined by faith, family, love and friendship.