Venus Maureen Doyle-Baskerville

Venus Maureen Doyle-Baskerville was born on January 7, 1931 in Des Moines, Iowa. She was known by her family and friends as Beanie. She successfully completed her formal education in Des Moines, Iowa. She took an interest in dancing and performing at an early age. She had exceptional talent and traveled across the Midwest with a successful professional dancing career. She sacrificed her dancing career to raise her three beautiful children. Venus moved from her home town of Des Moines, Iowa with her three small children to Denver, Colorado in 1960 for a fresh start. She began a career as a Medical Facilitator at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Hospital in Denver, Colorado where she later retired from. She truly loved her children and grandchildren and contributed many wonderful gifts. Some of the gifts were wisdom, knowledge, aggressive pursuit of education, instilling the ability to never give up when life gets difficult and to always continue to strive and reach your goals. She touched everyone's life that she encountered with her laughter and beauty. She is preceded in death by both of her parents, Robert and Ruth Doyle, her brothers and sisters, Reginald Doyle, Alise May, Victor Doyle, Marcelline Stovall, Robert Doyle and her eldest son Gregory Doyle. She leaves behind her eldest and only daughter Yolonda (Carl) Carwell and her youngest son Konrad Doyle-White, her grandchildren Venus (Isaac) Evans, William (Bo) McKoy, Allan Martinez, Reginald Johnston, and Dawn Johnston. She also leaves behind four great grandchildren, Michika McKoy, Isaac Evans, Domanick Johnston and Faith Evans and a host of nieces, nephews, and other relatives. Services for ""Beanie"" will be at For His Glory Christian Fellowship, 14281 East Exposition Avenue, Aurora, Colorado 80012, on Saturday, September 12, 2015 at 11 AM. Please send flowers and gifts to For His Glory Christian Fellowship. If there are any questions regarding the Repass, please call 303-364-0344. She will be greatly missed and she was definitely one of a kind. One of her favorite quotes was ""Engage brain before opening mouth."" She accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior as a child and re-dedicated her life to the Lord as an adult. She is now rejoicing as she dances before the Lord. ""We miss you Gran!""