Brent Royce Tuck

Birth Date: September 20, 1974

Death Date: September 1, 2012

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Grand Junction Daily Sentinel page 3D In Memoriam - September 1, 2013

Brent Tuck
September 20, 1974 – September 1, 2012
"Always in our mind and
Forever in our heart"

Grand Junction Daily Sentinel page 4D - September 9, 2012

Brent Royce Tuckn Brent Royce Tuck, 37, Grand Junction, died Sept. 1, 2012,
at St. Mary’s Hospital. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Callahan-Edfast
Mortuary. Mr. Tuck was owner and operator of Tuck Communication Services.
Survivors include his wife, Donna; two sons, Jeremy and Adam; two daughters,
Hannah and Bethany; his parents, Roger Tuck of Palm Desert, Calif., and
Vicky Kessler of Craig; two brothers, Nico Dumas and D.J. Dumas, both of
Hayden; and one sister, Brandy Berkey of Craig.
Memorial contributions to Roice-Hurst Humane Society, P.O.
Box 4040, Grand Junction 81502.

Grand Junction Daily Sentinel page 4D - September 9, 2012

Brent Royce Tuck September 20, 1974 – September 1, 2012 Brent Royce Tuck passed away tragically on September 1, 2012, in Grand Junction, CO, from injuries sustained in a skateboarding accident. Brent was born in Ogden, Utah and spent most of his youth in the Palm Springs area of CA. He met his wife, Donna, in Palm Springs and soon after moved to Steamboat Springs where Donna resided. Brent and Donna were married in 1999, and have four beautiful children, Jeremy (13), Hannah (11), Adam (8) and Bethany (7). The loss of Brent is great but the impact and impression he made in all of our lives is a true testament to his amazing nature and spirit. He instilled an incredible amount of love in every one of us and taught us the true nature of loving and living life to the fullest. There are many things we will miss about Brent. He loved and was gracious every day that he lived. In Brent's words: "I find that true happiness and success in life comes to you naturally by simply working hard, doing the right things and helping others whenever possible." Brent began his business in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, he and his wife co-own Tuck Communication Services with offices in Grand Junction and Steamboat Springs, the business now serves most of the Western Slope with an impressive client list that includes governments, hospitals, hospitality and other businesses. Brent's greatest pleasure in life was his family. He lived for family vacations which there were many, and he loved music. In addition to his wife and children he is survived by his father, Roger Tuck and mother, Vicky Kessler. He is also survived by sister, Brandy Berky and brothers, Nico and D.J. Dumas. Memorial Services will be held Monday, September 10th at 11:00 a.m. at Callahan-Edfast Mortuary, located at 2515 Patterson Road, Grand Junction, CO. A Celebration of Life will be held at the family home immediately following the service. Memorial contributions can be made in his name to Roice Hurst Humane Society located at 326 28 Road, Grand Junction, CO 81501.

Steamboat Today - September 5, 2012

Brent Tuck, a former Steamboat Springs resident, died Sept. 1 in Grand Junction. A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Sept. 10 at the Callahan-Edfast Funeral Home in Grand Junction. A reception will follow at the Tucks’ home.

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A former Steamboat Springs resident who founded Tuck Communication Services in Steamboat and grew the company to serve much of western Colorado died Saturday night in Grand Junction. Sandra Park said her son-in-law, Brent Tuck, 37, was skateboarding with his 13-year-old son outside their Grand Junction home when he fell and hit his head. She said he died instantly. “It was just a freak accident,” Park said. According to Tuck’s Facebook page, he had been married to Donna Tuck since 1999. They had four children. The three oldest, Jeremy, 13, Hannah, 11, and Adam, 8, were born in Steamboat, Park said. They also had a 7-year-old daughter named Bethany. “Brent was the smartest, sweetest man that I’ve ever known,” Park said. “One of his greatest pleasures in life was traveling with his children. He spent as much time with his children as he could.” According to Tuck’s Facebook page, he started Tuck Communication Services in 2003 in Steamboat. The company has clients that include dozens of businesses, municipalities and hospitals. The Steamboat Pilot & Today was among Tuck Communication Services' clients. Tuck was president and chief executive officer of the company, which is headquartered in Grand Junction but also has offices in Steamboat, Montrose and Glenwood Springs. “He’s got a very impressive client base, and he did it all himself,” Park said. On his Facebook page, Tuck had written, “I find that true happiness and success in life comes to you naturally by simply working hard, doing the right things and helping others whenever possible.” In addition to being a loving father, Park said, Tuck loved to travel, snowboard and skateboard, which he had been doing since he was 12. Tuck also enjoyed playing the guitar and liked a variety of music. “He went to concerts all over the country,” Park said. Growing up, Tuck thought he was going to be a rock star. Park said that in high school, Tuck gave a friend an autograph and told the friend to hold onto it because he was going to be famous one day. A memorial service has been scheduled for 11 a.m. Monday at the Callahan-Edfast Funeral Home in Grand Junction. A reception will follow at the Tuck home.