Juanita Cherie Linsenmeyer

In Loving Memory of Juanita Cherie Linsenmeyer.

Juanita, beloved mother, sister, daughter, and friend, passed away peacefully on February 17th 2025, surrounded by her family. She was 55 years old.

Juanita was born on September 16, 1969 in Los Angeles, CA. She grew up in Bellevue, CO raised by her mother Judy and father John Linsenmeyer. She attended Poudre Valley High School and Regis University studying paralegal studies and business. Juanita played the flute and trombone in her high school band, she worked her way up to drum major by her senior year.

Juanita had a passion for church, bingo, life insurance, and television. Juanita was very involved in her church community staring out on the council in the fellowship position, and eventually becoming the council president during a difficult time for the church in transition. She set up and ran a bingo session for Glory of God Lutheran Church in July 0f 2023? which many have credited as a saving grace for the church. Juanita made every game feel like a community celebration. Whether she was handing out cards, cheering on winners, or consoling those one number away from victory, Juanita turned bingo into an act of fellowship and love.

Juanita was a dedicated life insurance agent and advocate for securing futures.

A lover of all things televised, Juanita could quote sitcoms like Shakespeare, analyze reality TV like a scholar, and binge-watch an entire season before most people finished the pilot. Whether she was laughing along with The Office, crying over the latest plot twist in Law & Order, or yelling at the screen during a Bronco game, Juanita brought passion and personality to every moment.

Juanita was preceded in death by her father John Linsenmeyer. Juanita is now reunited with many beloved pets who went before her.

Juanita is survived by her children, Taylor, Nick, and Megan Garcia; her mother Judy Linsenmeyer and brother Robert Linsenmeyer as well as many cousins and family in Colorado and Nebraska. Juanita was an avid animal lover and leaves behind two "grand-animals", Murphy and Copper.

The family would like to express their gratitude for the outpouring of love and support during this difficult time.

A memorial service will be held at Glory of God Lutheran Church on March 4th at 11 am. All who knew Juanita are welcome to attend and celebrate her life.