Harold Dean Myers

Harold Dean Myers passed away on April 14, 2025, in Robbinsdale, Minnesota. He was born on December 22, 1937, in Holly, Colorado. Harold lived a life marked by dedication to his family, work, creativity in his hobbies, and a deep connection to those around him.

Harold married Sondra Buchhagen in 1958. Their 35-year marriage was blessed with 2 children, Kevin Myers (Claudia) of Maple Grove, MN, and Ronald Myers (Eleanor) of Littleton, CO. Harold’s immediate grandchildren are: Andrea (Andrew), Matthew (Jenny) and Keenan. He is also survived by 2 great grandchildren: Hendrix Hummel, and Corbin Myers.

After Sondra’s death, Harold remarried in 1994 to Carolyn Gower and they shared 25 years of marriage together. The family became blended as Carolyn has 3 children: William (Bill) Gower, Kathleen (Kathy) Williams and Timothy (Tim) Gower along with their spouses/partners and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Carolyn passed away in 2019.

Harold built a long and steady career with Public Service Company—now known as Xcel Energy—where he worked diligently until retiring at the age of 56. His early retirement allowed him to devote more time to the passions that brought joy and fulfillment.

Among Harold’s many interests, square dance calling stood out as a unique and cherished activity. With rhythm and enthusiasm, he brought people together through music and movement, creating moments of joy for countless dancers over the years. Harold was also an accomplished woodworker, crafting pieces with care and precision—a reflection of his patience and skill. He also played the guitar in a country band for many years. He recently moved from Arvada, CO to live with his son Kevin and wife Claudia, in MN.

Harold is preceded in death by his mother, Katie Mary Myers; father, Clarence Lloyd Myers; siblings: Jessie Fay, Lloyd, Nola, Clyde, and Vonna; first wife, Sondra Myers, and second wife, Carolyn Myers.

May Harold’s memory bring comfort to those who knew him and serve as a lasting tribute to a life well lived. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to Memorial Blood Centers at https://www.mbc.org or to https://northmemorial.com/donate.

A celebration of life will be held later in Colorado and details will be provided.