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Orville Junior Bailey
July 2nd, 1938 - March 27th, 2023
Orville Junior Bailey went home to be with the Lord on March 27th 2023 He was born July 2 1938. Jr grew up in Kansas, then moved to Colorado in 1971 with his wife Karen Bailey. Jr and Karen adopted 2 children Jeff in 1967 and then April in 1970. Jr worked for R2-J school district for many years, then worked for Hewlett Pakered until his retirement. He is survived by his wife, Judith Ramsdell, 2 step sons Joe and Bernie, Brother Jerry Bailey, his daughter April Lepore (Bailey) granddaughter Amber Zubia, and great grandson LaDarien Zubia. He is proceeded in death by, his first wife Karen Bailey, and son Jeffery Bailey. Jr was a man of God and who was a wonderful father, grandfather and husband and will be missed dearly by everyone who knew him. There will be a wake held Saturday April 8th @ 2-5pm. 550 East 9th Street Loveland Co, 80537 for any friends and family who would like to celebrate his life.
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Since 2000, Viegut Funeral Home has stood as a pillar of comfort for Loveland families. Our commitment goes beyond the essential funeral services – our dedicated team also extends support with catered events, from traditional funerals to themed celebrations of life in our beautiful chapel and inviting reception room. Additionally, our convenient location in Northern Colorado is within walking distance of Loveland Burial Park, offering ease and accessibility for those who choose this final resting place for their loved ones. At Viegut, we go beyond expectations to ensure that every aspect of your commemoration is handled with the utmost care and consideration....
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