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Joe D Meyer

August 29th, 1940 - April 8th, 2020

Obituary Joseph D. Meyer Joe Meyer, 79 passed peacefully at home Wednesday April 8, 2020. Joe was born August 29, 1940 in Los Angeles California to Don and Erema Meyer. He was the eldest of four boys, Joseph, Dennis, Gary, and Douglas. He attended elementary school in Willits California and Dayton Iowa. While in Dayton, Joe was confirmed in the Lutheran faith. The family then moved to Ukiah California, after their Iowa farm flooded. He attended High School in Ukiah and was a member of the competitive golf team. In May of 1959, after graduating, Joe enlisted in the US Air Force. Upon completion of basic training in San Antonio Texas, he was stationed at Otis Air Force base in Cape Cod Massachusetts. During a nor�easter in March of 1960, Joe suffered a foot injury when a snowplow blade dropped and crushed his right foot, as base personnel were required to keep the runway open and free of snow accumulation for radar planes operating on the DEW line. He recuperated at Chelsea Navy Hospital before being transferred to Fitzsimmons Army Hospital where he underwent three surgeries to reconstruct his foot. He was medically discharged from the Air Force in July 1963 after finishing his time at ENT Air Force Base in Colorado Springs. During this time, he met Carolyn Bauer and they were married on November 27, 1964 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Lakewood, CO. The newlyweds lived in Arvada Colorado where Joe worked with his father at Meyer & Sons. In 1966 they welcomed their son Daniel Joseph, and in 1970 were blessed with their daughter Christina Lynn. In 1971 the family began a new adventure when they moved to Longmont and bought Garden Acres Hardware in North Longmont. They renamed it Meyer�s Hardware and were in business for nearly 20 years. They also owned the Pack & Ship stations located in both the hardware store, and the Twin Peaks Mall. They kept these for several years after selling the hardware store. In 1974 they moved from Longmont to acreage on Apple Valley Road in Lyons, where they made their home for the next 25 years. In 1981, they welcomed Catherine Lacey into the family. All three children attended elementary and graduated from Lyons High School. In 1999 the Lyons home was sold and Joe, Carolyn, and Catie moved back to Longmont. Joe semi-retired for a time and then had the opportunity to invest in Mama�s Caf� in Lyons. After the 2013 flood, the caf� was relocated to Longmont. He also became involved with MJ Auto Sales in Wyoming, and Magnum 66 Auto Sales in Greeley.Joe enjoyed fishing and loved the mountains of Colorado. Family time was often spent at their cabin of many years at Home Stake Trout Club near Leadville. He also enjoyed painting landscapes. Joe and Carolyn also cherished the opportunity to travel to many international locations with family and friends. A great man of faith, Joe was active on numerous boards at Messiah Lutheran Church where he and Carolyn have been members since 1971. Joe and Carolyn were actively downsizing and preparing for a move to The Village Co-op in Longmont, where they had already fostered many friendships. Joe is survived by his wife of 55 � years, Carolyn, son Dan (Alicia), daughters Christi(Bill), Catie(Duffy), and five grandchildren: Peyton, Marin, Garrett, Kinslyn, and Ayslee. He is also survived by brothers, Dennis, Gary(Judy), Doug (Darlene), and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. After the Covid-19 restrictions are lifted we will hold a Celebration of Life. All memorial donations can be made to Messiah Lutheran Church Services You can still show your support by sending flowers directly to the family, or by planting a memorial tree in the memory of Joe Meyer

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Dave & Sylvia Kloosterman

Dear Carolyn and family, Condolences and sympathy. Joe was a good man and a good friend. May you find comfort in the fond memories of Joe We are sorry for your loss and you are our prayers. The Kloosterman's

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Rick and Debbie Mason

Dear Carolyn, Dan, Christi, and Catie,It was with deep sadness that we read this morning of Joes passing. What a wonderful man he was. He always had a big smile and plenty of time to chat whether it be in the Lyons High School gym, the football field, the hardware store or the post office. Our world has lost a delightful human being. We send our deepest sympathy to each of you.

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Paul Jones

I grew up at Messiah and spent many years in Longmont. Joe was a pillar of the community and so well thought of by all that knew him.

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Vickey Best

Carolyn and family I am sorry to hear of Joe's passing. You both were people George and I related to. Thank you for being out friends. Vickey Best

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Debby Schifferns

A Memorial tree was ordered in memory of Joe D Meyer by Debby Schifferns. Plant a TreeJoe was one of those people who radiated kindness, strength, and wisdom. I'm so glad I knew him even briefly. Planting a tree to enhance the Earth is in honor of all that was good about Joe's life.Debby Schifferns

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Rick and Debbie Mason

Dear Carolyn, Dan, Christi, and Catie, It was with deep sadness that we read this morning of Joe’s passing. What a wonderful man he was. He always had a big smile and plenty of time to chat whether it be in the Lyons High School gym, the football field, the hardware store or the post office. Our world has lost a delightful human being. We send our deepest sympathy to each of you.

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Ranae Kehoe

Carolyn and Meyer family.... So very sorry for your loss. I just found out this morning about Joe's peaceful passing. May God grant you all HIS comfort and peace at this very sad time. We rejoice knowing someday we will have a blessed reunion with him. Ranae Kehoe

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Vickey Best

Carolyn and family I am sorry to hear of Joe's passing. You both were people George and I related to. Thank you for being out friends. Vickey Best

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Paul Jones

I grew up at Messiah and spent many years in Longmont. Joe was a pillar of the community and so well thought of by all that knew him.

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Ranae Kehoe

Carolyn and Meyer family.... So very sorry for your loss. I just found out this morning about Joe's peaceful passing. May God grant you all HIS comfort and peace at this very sad time. We rejoice knowing someday we will have a blessed reunion with him. Ranae Kehoe

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Sharon, Joel and Alex Thompson

Footprints tribute blanket was purchased for the family of Joe D Meyer by Sharon, Joel and Alex Thompson .Dear Carolyn and all of your family,We are so sorry for your loss. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Peace to you...Sharon, Joel and Alex Thompson

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Dave & Sylvia Kloosterman

Dear Carolyn and family,Condolences and sympathy. Joe was a good man and a good friend. May you find comfort in the fond memories of Joe We are sorry for your loss and you are our prayers. The Kloosterman's

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John & Janis Griffin

A Memorial tree was ordered in memory of Joe D Meyer by John & Janis Griffin. Plant a TreeOur hearts and prayers are with you at this time! We will miss Joe as we always looked forward to visiting with him at Church. We wish you God's peace in knowing that he is now home in Heaven!John & Janis Griffin

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