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1948
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2023
Hayes Veeneman Obituary
Hayes Hartnett Veeneman
April 25, 1948
February 13, 2023
Hayes Hartnett Veeneman passed away on February 13, 2023. Hayes was born in Louisville, Kentucky, and moved to Colorado Springs soon after college. He was a volunteer firefighter-paramedic for the Cascade Fire Department, and a Vice-President of The First National Bank of Colorado Springs before moving to Grand Lake, Colorado, and then Boulder. He had two children, Ethan and Christopher Veeneman, who predeceased him. His wife, Carolyn Masters Veeneman also predeceased him. His brother, Jack (Carolyn) Veeneman (Vero Beach, FL) predeceased him. He is survived by siblings Catherine Veeneman (Louisville, KY), David (Liza) Veeneman (Laguna Woods, CA), Anne Taylor (Lexington, KY), stepson Alex (Collin) Clark and grandson Beaumont Clark (Lyons, CO). Hayes was buried in Louisville, Kentucky. There will be a Farewell and Celebration of Life on May 20, 2023 at Phantom Canyon in the Cheyenne Room, 2 East Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs, at 1 pm. In lieu of flowers, those wishing to honor the memory of Hayes Veeneman may make a contribution to Rocky Mountain Conservancy, a nonprofit that supports Rocky Mountain National Park.
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EVELYN BIVENS and Bruce Barnes
May 3, 2024
Hayes was a kind and gentle soul that pushed through many a sorrow and heartache. He will be remembered fondly. Our sincere condolences to his family.
Becky G
May 9, 2023
Hayes was a long-time friend of my Dad's and by extension me. He helped my Dad's business grow and he helped me open my first bank account in the mid 1980's. Many years after Hayes retired and I went to work for my Dad's business; I was able to help Hayes with some of his 'business' needs. He was always kind and generous of heart despite all had lost. My sincerest condolences to his family.
Joanne Jardine
May 7, 2023
I worked with Hayes at the bank. I always thought him kind and caring. He was a good man. Sorry for your loss.
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