In memory of Claude Gerard Forgét
1955 to 2014
Claude had a generous, kind, and loving heart. He could fix anything and could climb a tree faster than anyone you have ever met.
Remembering together
Memorial Wall.
A place to remember the people we love and lost to suicide. Every face here mattered, and every story is part of ours.
This wall started with the supporters of our Rocky Mountain Strong license plate, and it is open to anyone who has lost someone to suicide. Sharing is always your choice. There is no pressure, and every memorial is reviewed before it is posted.
If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988.
Memorials
In memory of Jim Fassler
James “Jim” Andrew Fassler passed away March 7, 2026. Jim was born February 4, 1965, in Canon City, Colorado to Paul and Marilyn Fassler. Growing up Jim participated in 4-H, spent hours exploring outdoors, and riding his bike. In high school Jim participated in Track and Field and Cross Country. He graduated from Cañon City High School in 1983. He attended Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina, Kansas for several years where he also ran Cross Country. Jim was passionate about spending time in his grandfather’s woodworking shop. Jim was a naturally talented craftsman. He was inspired to become a carpenter through the many hours he spent working with his father and grandfather. As a gifted carpenter and contractor, Jim owned and operated Nehemiah Builders in Northern Colorado. He loved spending time with his family. Jim was a lifelong Star Wars enthusiast and an avid Denver Broncos fan. Jim’s faith was the cornerstone of his life. He served as children pastor in Eaton where his passion for sharing his devotion to Christ greatly impacted many lives
In memory of Joseph Quinlan
1970 to 2008Joe was a bright, adventurous soul and he is dearly missed. He lives on through the stories told by his family and friends. ❤️
In memory of Lee
1971-2025My dad grew up in England, eventually moving here to Colorado for a big job opportunity with Visa. Growing up he learned to master guitar (taught by his brother). Soon he joined a band, was a professional baker, then raced cars and motorcycles (and won trophies!), then was a motorcycle instructor, a professional photographer, the founder of the Colorado Mazda club, a member of the mile high Jeep club (hobo patrol!), and soon enough had a full life with a full family. My dad endured a lot in his life, such as losing my older brother when he was only a few months old, but my parents were strong. He’d make the worst dad jokes, mess around in his music studio, play disc golf… never failed to make everyone laugh. His hugs were the safest, smiles the warmest, and laughs that would brighten any room. He left such a big imprint on so many people, always empathetic, and cared so deeply about those he loved. There’s so much I’ve learned from him that I’ll never forget, so many good memories that keep me warm. I hope whoever reads this finds inspiration from all he’s achieved just like I have, for he was an amazing dad. He struggled greatly with his mental health; it was rough sometimes, but he was worth every hardship. I miss you, I’ll always be your little girl. Rest in peace. I only wish we could have baked that pie together.
In memory of Sky
33Sky was more than my childhood friend. He was family. We raised our nephews and niece together and supported one another when we made our own families. But I won’t act like this world was always sunshine and daisies for him but he always made it seem that way till the end. Unfortunately he lost the battle to himself. And I wish everyday he would have chased one more sunset, one more big fish, one more bike ride, just one more maybe tomorrow will be better. He was always on the move, I just never would have imagined he would never come back.
In memory of Chris
1972 to 2018My dad, Chris, was the funniest person I knew. He never failed to make me and other people around him laugh. He knew how to light up a room with joy. Though he lost his battle with depression, I know that he fought his hardest. I miss my best friend every day, but I know I am making him proud. I love you daddy 🫶🏼
In memory of Jim
1949-2025Jim was a kind, quiet but funny man who loved fly fishing, woodworking, the mountains, and the Denver Broncos. He was a loving husband, father, and grandfather.
In memory of Manuel Varela, Jr.
1950-2012My dad was a brilliant mechanic. He was loved by many.
For families: change or remove
Need to change or remove a memorial? Email us at contact@suicidelossmemorialfoundation.org and we will take care of it within 2 business days. Every memorial also has a "Request removal" link.
Guidelines
We share who our loved ones were. We do not share details of how they died. We do not post anything cruel, graphic, or hateful. We reserve the right to edit or decline any submission.
Add your loved one
If you have lost someone to suicide, we would be honored to remember them here. Tell us who they were: what they loved, what made them laugh, what you miss. Please do not include details about how they died.