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Audrey Carter
February 9th, 1938 - March 27th, 2016
Audrey Clara Delance Carter was born February 9, 1938 in Buffalo, New York. She died early Easter morning March 27, 2016. Audrey was an office administrator for Denver Wood Products Co. She loved Colorado, travel, cooking and dogs. Her heart was in the Arts. She was an acclaimed/awarded artist and a member of Wheat Ridge Art League (Carnation Festival Art Show), Lakewood Art Council and Mountainside Art Guild. She enjoyed all things sparkly and was an avid collector of Swarovski crystal. She was a treasured friend to many, admired for her spunk, her frank honesty and deep caring. She will be sincerely missed. She was preceded in death by a husband, Howard E. Carter, a longtime companion, Lanny McIntyre, her parents, Clara Anna and Willard Paul Delance and her brother Paul Delance. She is survived by her niece Debra (Michael) Schiske , a great nephew Justin (Amy) Schiske and great niece Shannon (Justin) Chojnicki.
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Since 1986, Wheat Ridge families have entrusted All-States Cremation to guide them through tough times, providing affordable solutions that maintain the personalized care we're recognized for. Our skilled staff specializes in cremation services tailored to honor your beliefs and budget. At All-States Cremation, we stand by full transparency in pricing. There are no hidden expenses with us. We also offer simple, cost-effective cremation packages adjusted to suit your needs. Feel at ease knowing you're in capable hands—a dependable Denver Wheat Ridge community member committed to supporting you with expertise at every turn....
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