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Letters

  • Warm hearts support Pennock’s work

    Editor,
        Pennock Center for Counseling wants to share our appreciation to all our attendees, volunteers and business sponsors who made our third annual Healing Hearts Benefit a great success.

  • Thanks for being there

    Editor,
        We extend our sincere thanks to all who gave so generously of their kindness and sympathy with words of comfort, food, visits to the funeral home and Mass offerings in our bereavement during the recent loss of our beloved mother and grandmother, Mary Ellen Meyers.

  • Politics may ruin government

    Editor,
        “Rich man, poor man, beggarman, thief.”
        If you are as old as I am, you remember when, as children and were required to make a choice, you would extend your hands and point at each one in turn, reciting above verse along with several others until you finally chose “this very one.”

  • Helmets off to Brighton firefighters

    Editor,
        I spent nearly 35 years as a firefighter and fire photographer before moving to Brighton in 2007. During that time I had the opportunity to either fight or observe more than 1,000 structure fires. I have visited, lived at and responded with fire departments all over the country.

  • Help out with rodeo

    Editor,
        It’s a new year with new goals and new expectations for the third annual Brighton Little Britches Rodeo, brought to you by the Brighton Elks Lodge 1586 and all of the wonderful sponsors and volunteers in our great community. 

  • Sanchez family grateful for support

    Editor,
        Life is but a stopping place, A pause in what’s to be, we’re given many gifts as we go through life.  Some we’re allowed to enjoy for a long time, others only briefly.  But each gift has the power to change us, enrich us, to make us better people. I believe Manuel challenged us to be better, greater than we thought we could be. 
        You never know how many wonderful people God has allowed to be part of your life, until you experience a loss of an individual like Manuel Sanchez.

  • Thanks from Mayeda family

    Editor,
        The family of Jeanette (Jan) Mayeda would like to thank everyone for all their thoughts and prayers during our difficult time they were greatly appreciated.
    The Mayeda Family
    Brighton

     

  • Thank you for support

    Editor,
        I would like to thank you all for your support of my children Kari (Beattie) Walker, Lucas Beattie, and myself for the loss of someone we loved dearly, their mother, Sheri. Your outpouring of love, support, and condolences were heartfelt and touching to us all. Our mourning for Sheri will continue for many years, the hurt will lessen over time. Please keep us in your prayers during this holiday season as we cope with our loss.
    Trey Beattie
    Brighton

     

  • Brighton supports food pantries

    Editor,
        Several local food pantries participated in the 9 Cares, Colorado Shares food drive Nov. 12 at King Soopers. I would like to express my appreciation to all of the shoppers and donors who helped out with donations of food, cash, toys and clothing during that food drive. We received more than 3,600 pounds of food and more than $900.

  • Blair for Ward 4

    Editor,
        It is with pleasure that I recommend Jeff Blair for the Ward 4 city council position.