Jacquelyn Hollenbeck

Jacquelyn Mary Hollenbeck was born on April 18th, 1940, in Mitchell, South Dakota and passed away on August 25th, 2021, in Lakewood, Colorado of natural causes.  She was the daughter of Stanley Napoleon Beauregard and Arlyne (Woodward) Beauregard with older sisters Sharon, Suzanne, and Claudia.  Jackie attended Notre Dame High School in Mitchell. She married Terry Lalley, also from Mitchell and the same high school, on October 1st, 1960, they divorced in 1982.  Jackie is survived by, and had immense pride in, her three children:  Shanna Lalley, Kerry Lalley (Bishop) and Tim Lalley, and six grandchildren:  Taylor and Makenna Bishop, Regan and Koen Lalley, Sophia and Charlie Hollenbeck, and sisters Sharon and Claudia.

While raising her kids in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, Jackie, and a friend started a successful clothing store called Sample Street (following in her father’s entrepreneurial spirit).  Later she entered the Real Estate profession where she built a successful career with Re/Max Professionals, earning honors from her company.  Jackie had a reputation among her clients for always being able to help with anything – it was not unheard of for Jackie to help a client-turned-friend transition into senior housing or help with an estate sale. Her unending generosity made this world a better place.

Jackie married Tom Hollenbeck in 1985.  They shared many fabulous times together until his passing in 2017.  During their 32 years together, they built a wonderful life, living and spending time with their many friends in Denver.  Jackie was always a very social person and loved getting to know people.  She and Tom managed several rental properties in the Denver metro area.  Jackie enjoyed personally collecting the rents from her tenants because she loved to sit and talk with them.  She and Tom enjoyed spending time in Arizona and California and spending time at their friend’s mountain cabin – where undoubtably there was a lot of laughter and bad jokes.  As a member of the Lakewood Country Club, she spent many days with her friends there playing cards, enjoying a glass of chardonnay, or meeting friends for dinner.  She couldn’t wait for her neighborhood to start their “Friendly Fridays” every spring so she could catch up with her neighbors over a glass of wine.  Jackie loved watching her grandchildren grow up and enjoyed working jigsaw puzzles with them when they were visiting.  She was a loving mother, grandmother and friend and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.

A celebration of life will be held at Lakewood Country Club on October 16th from 2:00-4:00pm.

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