Jim Alldredge, a native of Fort Collins, passed away January 10, 2017 at the age of 74 after complications from heart surgery. Jim was born January 2, 1943 to Harold and Nadine Alldredge. He graduated from Fort Collins High School and then served in the Navy on the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt. While stationed in the Mediterranean, his focus was refrigeration and electrical work. He continued with electrical work after the service by working for the City of Fort Collins Light and Power. After working for The City, Jim worked in Real Estate, Hotel Management and Antiques. He loved the mountains and spent many years enjoying the family built cabin in Red Feather Lakes. Jim also enjoyed any time he could spend at the ocean. His overall passions were working with Antiques and spending time with his grandkids. We had so much fun going to auctions and talking about new treasures. His history and background with random old and crazy items will be truly missed. Jim is survived by his daughter Ronna Roberson (Daren), brothers Jerry (Sandy) and Dennis, grandkids Cortnee and Conor Roberson, second wife Judy Alldredge and their families. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Ken and first wife Linda Cramer (Coleman). A celebration of life will be held in April.
Printed in the Colorodan 01-16-2017
Printed in the Colorodan 01-16-2017
Jim Alldredge, a native of Fort Collins, passed away January 10, 2017 at the age of 74 after complications from heart surgery. Jim was born January 2, 1943 to Harold and Nadine Alldredge. He graduated from Fort Collins High School and then served in the Navy on the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt. While stationed in the Mediterranean, his focus was refrigeration and electrical work. He continued with electrical work after the service by working for the City of Fort Collins Light and Power. After working for The City, Jim worked in Real Estate, Hotel Management and Antiques. He loved the mountains and spent many years enjoying the family built cabin in Red Feather Lakes. Jim also enjoyed any time he could spend at the ocean. His overall passions were working with Antiques and spending time with his grandkids. We had so much fun going to auctions and talking about new treasures. His history and background with random old and crazy items will be truly missed. Jim is survived by his daughter Ronna Roberson (Daren), brothers Jerry (Sandy) and Dennis, grandkids Cortnee and Conor Roberson, second wife Judy Alldredge and their families. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Ken and first wife Linda Cramer (Coleman). A celebration of life will be held in April.
Printed in the Colorodan 01-16-2017
Printed in the Colorodan 01-16-2017
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