Donna Mae Hofmann

         Donna Mae Hofmann

Entered Into Life

August 12, 1938

Denver, Colorado

Entered Into Eternal Life

August 12, 2020

Denver, Colorado

Age

82 Years

Members Of The Family

Daughter Of

Olga Seurer

&

Frank Seurer

Mother Of

Ricky Weeks

Daniel Weeks

Tamara & Randy Qualley

Sister Of

Frank S. Seurer

Gary Seurer and his wife Diana

Members Of The Family

Wife Of

Richard Hofmann

&

First Husband George Weeks

Grandmother Of

Ricky Weeks and his wife Tonya

Franky Weeks and his wife Paula

Jordan Weeks

Nicole Weeks

Arizona Weeks

Daniel Weeks

Randy Qualley & Addison Pickard

Michael Qualley

Members Of The Family

Great Grandmother Of

Ricky Weeks

Miranda Weeks

Aunt Of

Troy Seurer and his wife Tracy

Franky Seurer and his wife Amie

Beth Seurer

Tim Seurer

Gayle Tenorio and her husband Richard & Cailin

Beloved Cousin Of

Numerous Individuals

(too many to list here)

Donna Mae Hofmann was born on August 12, 1938 in Denver, Colorado. She was the first of three children born by Olga and Frank Seurer. Donna Mae, and her siblings Frank, and Gary all grew up together here in Denver. As with most siblings they had their fair share of fights and pranks they pulled on each other. None the less, they all loved each other very much and made endless memories.

Donna Mae went on to graduate from North High School in 1956. Shortly after, she married George Weeks. Unfortunately, their marriage did not last forever. But they did have three beautiful children; Ricky, Daniel, and Tamara. Donna Mae and her three children were very happy, but they became even more joyful in 1974 when Donna Mae and her eternal husband Richard Hofmann were married. For many years Donna Mae worked as an administrator at Denver General Hospital. She worked there until the day she retired.

But Donna Mae was much more than a wife, a mother, and an administrator. First off, she was the world’s biggest Broncos fan. So much so that her name will forever be on the “walk of fame” at Mile High Stadium, she was also always at the forefront of Broncos parades. If you never had the pleasure of seeing her infamous Broncos room, then you missed out on an opportunity of a life time. Her love for the team even took her and her daughter across the pond to London to witness a game.

Donna Mae had many loves, but none quite stood as tall as her favorite- Frank Sinatra. Frank had her wrapped around his arms ever since his debut album in 1946 (figuratively speaking). For over 70 years Donna Mae would listen to Sinatra every chance she got. You might have even saw her dancing and singing along with Frank while doing her daily routine.

Donna Mae was a very active individual, even in old age. She helped raise her grandkids, she would go on walks, tend to her yard and many flowers. Perhaps the most notable activity she was a part of was the immaculate decorating every holiday season. It was truly a sight to behold, she was even featured in the newspaper multiple times for her efforts. She took great pride in doing this, that’s why she fulfilled this tradition every year. She was the kind of person to instill the joyfulness of the season in you whether you wanted it or not.

That’s what Donna Mae was and what she is. She was the joyful and yet stubborn person that left a standing impression on you. No matter the circumstances she could always put a smile on your face. She was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, dog mom and friend. She was a role model for many, and she is an everlasting symbol of what an outstanding loving person should be.

Her faith was also very important to her. She was baptized in 1938 at Transfiguration Orthodox Cathedral and was a life time and oldest member. Her Orthodox faith help carry her through difficult times in her life. Faith is not something that everyone has, but to Donna Mae there was no doubts. She was faithful to her church and God all of her life.

Donna Mae truly loved her family and friends. You could go as far as saying she would spoil her loved ones. Especially her beloved dog Cody. She would cook Cody ham and eggs every morning; his meals were fit for a king. That’s what he meant to her.

We will miss Donna Mae very much, she had such an impact on everyone’s lives that we will be reminded of her every day. Of course, it is with great sadness that we say goodbye, but it will be an important honor to remember her.

In Eternal Memory

FRIENDS, THERE WILL BE A RECEPTION AFTER THE COMMITTAL RITES.  THIS WILL BE HELD AT DONNA'S RESIDENCE  : 4880 KING STREET, DENVER, 80221, YOU ARE ALL INVITED.