Letters

    The family of Bill Thornton express our thanks and heartfelt appreciation to everyone who was a part of the celebration of Bill’s life. He would have been pleased to see so many of his family and friends present, and we are truly blessed to have them.
    Our thanks for the contributions, the beautiful flowers, the food that was donated and the many, many cards we have received. God bless all who participated in some way.

    I want to extend my most sincere appreciation to everyone for their acts of kindress, prayers and sympathies on the loss of my beloved husband, Dennis Koch. I also send my gratitude and appreciation to the EMS first responders, Pat Tabor and Tabor-Rice Funeral Home. On behalf of our large extended family, thank you. Dennis would have been touched.

Juanita Scott Koch, Brighton

    Brighton currently has five community food pantries, providing food assistance to over 900 families each month. They are always in need of healthy, non-perishable food to give to their clients, and we have an opportunity to help them.

    On Saturday, May 11, the 21st annual National Association of Letter Carriers food drive will take place. All you need to do is place a bag of non-perishable food next to your mailbox, and your letter carrier will pick it up when they deliver your mail.

    Editor:
    Co-ops in Colorado were legislatively mandated in 2007 to have 10 percent of their members’ energy needs supplied by renewable energy resources by 2020. There is a Senate bill, introduced only a few weeks ago, that is being quickly forced through the process at the Colorado Legislature that would significantly change this.