Alterisio Charles DiJulio passed away peacvefully in his daughter's home, surrounded by family, on February 16, 2013. Charlie was born on August 08, 1941 to Alterisio D. Dijulio and Charlotte Fullerton in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He attended school at the University of Colorado at Boulder getting his master's degree in Fine Arts. He moved to Colorado in 1963 and lived in Boulder as well as in Gilpin County. He also lived in New York City, New York, Palisade, Colorado and Sweetwater, Texas. In Charlie's own words: Painting; Filmmaker; Woodwork; Music; Grapes and Wine; Golf; Pool; Chess; Cards; Gold Mining. Charlie is survived by his children: Elizabeth, Christina, Dominic, Maxine and John; his siblings: George, Carol and Gloria; and his grandson, Luc. He will be forever missed by many friends, family and colleagues. A Celebration of Life will be held on his birthday in August. Cremation services were entrusted to Carroll-Lewellen Funeral and Cremation Services. Share condolences with the family at www.carroll-lewellen.com

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Published by The Daily Camera on Mar. 24, 2013.

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dan ingebritson

August 5, 2022

this is 2022. i remembered you from high school and tcu in fort worth. i can see that you were true to your self for your lifetime.

Ron and Terri Hendrick

March 29, 2013

Dear Elizabeth, Christina and Dominic,
Our family would like to extend our condolences to you at the loss of your dad. We did not know him, but we always thought so much of all of you. Over the years we have wondered how and what you were doing. Ron and I are retired and live in Boulder. Brad is married with 3 kids and lives in Boulder. Scott is married with no kids and lives in Denver and Tyler is single and lives in San Diego. We wish you the very best!
With warm wishes, Terri Hendrick

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