Jeffrey Charles Condon

Jeff was a wonderful man who demonstrated a deep love for his family and friends throughout his life. He was known as a devoted husband, father, and grandfather, always putting his loved ones at the center of everything he did.
Jeff cherished the time he spent with his grandchildren. Whether they were swimming in the ocean together or attending baseball games, he created lasting and cherished memories with each of them that will be remembered fondly by his family.
Jeff and his beloved wife Toni shared a passion for travel, exploring the world together and discovering new places. Their adventures and shared experiences brought them even closer, strengthening their relationship over the years. Their marriage, which lasted 68 years, stood as a testament to their deep bond and unwavering commitment, serving as an inspiration to all who knew them.
He was known for his kindness, sharp wit, and measured perspective, earning the respect and admiration of friends, colleagues and clients alike.
He was enthusiastic and enjoyed connecting with others, fostering strong relationships through his energy and friendliness. He actively served the Arvada Kiwanis Club, demonstrating his commitment to community service. At the University of Denver's Sigma Chi Chapter, he contributed to brotherhood and campus life. His appreciation for the arts was evident in his connection to Denver's Buell Theater.

Memorial Services for April 25, 2026, is in the planning stages, more details to come.
He is survived by his devoted wife, Tonia; his children, Bill (Cheryl), Brad (Kristy), Brooks (Rita), and Becky (Mark); seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; as well as nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his father, Harry; his mother, Margret; and his sister, Barbara.

He graduated from University of Denver in 1959 with a degree in business administration and accounting.

For more than sixty years, he exhibited exemplary commitment and proficiency as both a Certified Public Accountant and Financial Planner. His career was distinguished by notable leadership positions, including serving as Managing Partner at Hines, Condon & Zarlengo.
Following his official retirement in 2005, his steadfast dedication to clients endured as he continued offering guidance and support until 2019, thereby extending his esteemed career well into his eighties. Concluding his professional tenure at eighty-two, he leaves behind a legacy defined by service and high standards of professionalism.

St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church in Arvada and Ave Marie Catholic Church in Parker

He loved to ski, play tennis, and play golf. Whether gliding down snowy slopes—occasionally faster than his dignity could keep up—he embraced the thrill and challenge of skiing. On the tennis court, he competed energetically and even invented a move he called "ball retrieval as fast as possible," highlighting his enthusiasm and humor. Sunny afternoons found him on the golf course, where his golf balls seemed mysteriously drawn to sand traps, yet he always found joy in the game and appreciated both the challenge and the creative excuses for his scorecard.
In addition to participating in sports, he was an avid spectator of baseball, basketball, and football. He often engaged deeply with the games, sharing his thoughts and observations with others. His passion for sports was evident not only in his active involvement but also in his spirited support of athletes and teams.