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John Kenneth Aragon

August 27, 1958 — May 15, 2026

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  1. "Your life is God's gift to you. What you do with it is your gift to God."
  2. — A.R. Bernard

  4. John Kenneth Aragon
  5. August 27, 1958 – May 15, 2026

  7. John Kenneth Aragon, 67, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, passed away on May 15, 2026. Born
  8. in Colorado Springs on August 27, 1958, John lived a life defined by faith, service, generosity,
  9. and a steadfast commitment to helping others.

  11. John was preceded in death by his father, LeeRoy Aragon, in 2000, and his mother, Eva
  12. Aragon, in 2021.

  14. He is survived by his daughter, Angela Marie Aragon; his grandson, Jeremiah Makoa
  15. Aragon-Taylor; his brother, Fred (Louise) Aragon; his sisters, Kathy (Ted) Abeyta, Shirley Bueno,
  16. and Eva Carolyn Aragon Aldaz; numerous nieces and nephews; his former wife and lifelong
  17. friend, Brenda Sambrano; and many cherished friends and members of his church family.

  19. One of his best friends, Jim LeVasseur, described him best: "John was the type of person who
  20. would give you the shirt off his back. Even if he was angry or annoyed with you, you would
  21. never know it. He treated everyone with respect and kindness."

  23. Faith was the foundation of John's life. He was an active member of Church For All Nations in
  24. Colorado Springs, where he faithfully served as an usher, on the security team, on the camera
  25. team, and as an instructor through Charis Healing University. He devoted countless hours
  26. caring for elderly members of his congregation, assisting those in need, and serving wherever
  27. help was required.

  29. John's faith inspired him to participate in mission work both close to home and abroad. He
  30. traveled to support the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming and Casa Angelina
  31. Orphanage in Guatemala. Whether building, repairing, painting, operating equipment, or simply
  32. lending a helping hand, John approached every task with enthusiasm and humility. Those who
  33. served alongside him often remarked that he worked harder than people half his age. More
  34. importantly, he built lasting relationships and shared God's love through service.

  36. Outside of ministry, John loved the outdoors. He enjoyed deep-sea fishing, hunting deer and elk
  37. with both rifle and crossbow, camping, and spending time in nature. In his younger years, he
  38. raised wolves and maintained a lifelong appreciation for animals and wildlife. He was a devoted
  39. supporter of Colorado sports teams, especially the Colorado Rockies and Denver Broncos, and
  40. he was known among family and friends for recycling everything he could in an effort to care for
  41. God's creation.

  43. John also built a distinguished career spanning more than four decades in electronics, satellite
  44. communications, and engineering support. Throughout his career, he worked with organizations
  45. including Allied Signal Technical Services, Honeywell Technology Solutions, KBR, and
  46. Aerotek/Battelle. His work supporting satellite tracking and communications systems took him
  47. throughout the United States and around the world. He worked at NORAD and spent significant
  48. time living and working in Greenland, Guam, California, England, and Diego Garcia, contributing
  49. his expertise to critical communications and tracking operations. He was respected by
  50. colleagues for his technical knowledge, professionalism, integrity, and tireless work ethic.
  51. John's legacy lives on in the family he loved, the friends he treasured, the people he served,
  52. and the many lives he touched through his faith and example. He will be deeply missed and
  53. lovingly remembered by all who knew him.

  55. Funeral Services
  56. Saturday, June 20, 2026
  57. 11:00 a.m.
  58. Church For All Nations
  59. 6560 Tutt Boulevard
  60. Colorado Springs, Colorado 80923

  62. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial contributions be made to the mission
  63. ministries John loved and supported, including the Wind River Indian Reservation mission in
  64. Wyoming and Casa Angelina Orphanage in Guatemala

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