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Cronholm, Jeffrey Reed Age 31, died August 27, 2010 in Rapid City, South Dakota. Jeff was born May 17, 1979 in Northglenn, CO. He was proud to have served in the United States Marine Corps and to have graduated with a Civil Engineering degree from Colorado State University. He worked as co-owner of Max Retaining Walls. Jeff loved fishing and had recently taken up photography. He was strong, generous and loving. He knew how to have fun, and how to forgive. Jeff will be remembered for his sense of humor and rebellious nature. Jeff is survived by his grandfather, Andrew Cronholm; parents, Thomas and Janice Cronholm; brother, Joshua (Dena) Cronholm; sister, Julie (Nathan) Wangerin; 3 nephews, Mason, Zachary and Reed; niece, Kendall; closest companions, Jennifer Cronholm and Russ Merciez, and many friends and relatives, including a loving extended family in Illinois. Services will be held at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Brighton, CO on September 2, 2010 at 10:00 a.m., followed by a reception at noon at the American Legion Post 22 in Northglenn, CO. Memorial donations can be made to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund.
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Tim
September 16, 2010
I served in the Marines with Jeff, what a standup guy. You will be missed brother, weapons platoon is incomplete now.
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Marc San Pedro
September 1, 2010
Jeff was one of a kind, a true friend with a great heart and genuine caring nature. Jeff's laugh and smile were one of a kind and could make anyone enjoy the moment and live. I have great memories of Jeff, riding mountain bikes (even though he was always faster and better), the Fullerton loop, Mexico, drinking beers and cracking jokes. Jeff had a magnetic personality which is incredibly rare...he was one of the funnest people to be around and I'll never forget the great times and countless memories. The fact he has so many friends speaks volumes about his character, personality and spirit. He impacted my life and I am forever grateful for the time we had together. No doubt..I'll see you again brother.
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