Eva was  a  dear  friend  that  we  met at  least  15yrs  ago  at  Athmar Pool classes.  Loved  her  visits  when i  could  just  go anytime  and  visit  and  we  would  just  share our  goin's  on and  reminicse the  old  times,  friend and   family  concerns,  books  we  have read, and  TV music  programs.   Breakfast  at  Newberry's was  always  a  good  time  for  many  of us  to  gather.   She  always  appreciated  our  prayers  together  and  spiritual  communion for  the  kind, honest, and   loving  person  she  was.  OH!  and  she  loved  dominos  for it  was  a pleasure for  all  of  us that  joined in at her  kitchen  table.
I  miss you  so  much  dear  friend
Love  and  peace  in  Christ
Kathy  and  Jack  Harrower

  Eva was my best friend, my mom and my advisor.  I spent hours listening to her stories of life in the 'old days'.  She talked about riding her horse to school,  walking up the hill to grandma's to use the telephone, of years traveling with her children going state to state.  And of the day she put her foot down and told her husband, "We're not moving anymore".  I am so glad she did because I got to know this witty, honest and loving friend.  
  The picture is the day she talked me into catching the casino bus to Blackhawk in the middle of a blizzard.  We did get there safely but I lost my money and all good sense.  
    Eva could be a bit devilish somedays.  I'd confront her about it, calling her a pickle and she'd let out that giggle that i loved to hear.   Think I'll miss that most of all. 


Eva Mae Beaudette, age 99, of Denver passed away peacefully on July 18, 2021. She was born in Thurston County Nebraska in 1921 to Chester and Grace Hedges.  After moving often throughout the west, she and her husband, Raymond settled in Denver in 1957. She held several jobs in health care facilities until she retired from Saint Anthony’s Hospital in 1985. Eva enjoyed traveling, playing dominos,  visiting with family and friends, and taking care of her animals. Ms. Beaudette was a member of Atonement Lutheran Church, and a volunteer for MS society participating in swim therapy. She is preceded in death by her Mother, Father, Husband and son Ronald Beaudette.  Survivors include: Carol Tarter of Morrison, Penny Beaudette of Clear Creek County, Randy and Kathie Beaudette of Gilpin County,  ten Grandchildren, seventeen Great Grandchildren, and four Great-Great Grandchildren. Contributions  may be made to MS Society,  Colorado-Wyoming Chapter or your local animal shelter

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Eva Mae Beaudette

September 23, 1921 – July 18, 2021

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