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Jeanette Hazel
Brewster
Sep 12, 1941 — Jul 9, 2026
It is with deep sadness and profound love that we announce the passing of Jeanette Hazel Brewster 84 a remarkable woman whose kindness, strength, and creativity touched countless lives. Born 9/12/41 in Denver CO to Jay and Eloise Hicks. Married to Marvin D Brewster on March, 30th 1959 in Denver CO.
She was the devoted mother of four daughters, the cherished grandmother of three grandchildren, and the proud great-grandmother of three great-grandchildren. Her family was the center of her world, and she gave them a lifetime of unconditional love, wisdom, and encouragement. Her legacy will continue to live on through each of them.
An extraordinarily talented artist, she had a gift for seeing beauty in the world and bringing it to life through her artwork. Her creativity reflected her spirit, and the pieces she created will forever remind those who loved her of the joy and passion she carried within her.
She found peace and happiness in the mountains, where she felt most comfortable. Whether admiring the scenery, spending time outdoors, or simply enjoying the quiet beauty around her, the mountains were one of the places she loved most.
Throughout her life, she was known for her unwavering work ethic. She worked hard in everything she did, facing life’s challenges with determination, grace, and resilience. She never asked for recognition, but earned the respect and admiration of everyone who knew her.
To know her was to love her. She had a warm heart, a generous spirit, and a way of making everyone feel welcome. Her kindness left a lasting impression on friends, neighbors, and even those who met her only briefly. She will be remembered not only for the beautiful life she lived, but for the love she freely gave.
Though our hearts are broken, we find comfort in knowing that her love, her art, and the countless memories she created will remain with us always. She will be deeply missed and forever treasured by her family, friends, and all whose lives she touched.
She is survived by daughters, Cindi L. Barnes and James. Bonnie A. Brewster and Carla Murr, Michelle E. Vinski and Thomas, Stefanie J. Grimm and Gary. Granddaughters, Jessie Ruggiero, Holly Stevens and Aaron, Hanna White and Tyler. Great grandchildren, Titus and Daniel Stevens, Lainey White. Brother Cecil Hicks and Kay and many nieces and nephews.
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