Zeke Rojo

In Loving Memory of Zeke Rojo

Zeke Rojo, a cherished member of the Cherry Creek and Fort Lupton communities, departed this life on February 2, 2026, in his beloved Denver, Colorado, at the remarkable age of 84. Born on April 13, 1941, in Denver, Zeke lived a life characterized by unwavering dedication, boundless love, and generosity that profoundly touched the lives of many.

Zeke carved a niche for himself as a barber, establishing a thriving business where he became a fixture for many loyal clients who returned time and again to experience his skilled craftsmanship and warm spirit. His work was not merely a profession; it was a labor of love that served to uplift those around him. Zeke was known to be a dedicated hard worker, driven by a profound desire to support and care for his family—especially his enduring wife, Jo.

Beyond the barbershop, Zeke's spirit shone brightly through his personal traits. He was a man whose very essence was defined by giving; he exuded kindness and compassion in every corner of his life. If anyone found themselves in need, Zeke was there, offering not just material support but also the warmth of his heart. He was a father figure to many, a living testament to love's power, and he reaped the reciprocation of that affection throughout his lifetime, as evidenced by the numerous friendships he nurtured and the enduring respect he garnered from all who had the fortune to know him.

Zeke's life was marked by a proud legacy of service, not only to his family but also to his country. He honorably served in the Air Force, stationed for two years in Japan, followed by another two years in Reno, Nevada, where he escorted VIPs and ensured their safety and comfort. These experiences shaped him, further instilling the values of service and commitment that he carried into all areas of his life.

Amid his numerous passions, Zeke had a profound love for fishing, often spending time outdoors, indulging in skiing, camping, and boating adventures with joy. He was a steadfast supporter of the Denver Broncos, his enthusiasm for the game mirroring the fervor with which he lived each day.

In recounting memories of Zeke, one cannot overlook his remarkable resilience. 33 years ago, having faced a devastating accident that threatened his life, he exhibited an indomitable spirit and a fierce determination to remain with his family, a battle he fought valiantly. He displayed that same survivors spirit all the way up until the very end of his life. His battles have been an inspiration to all, a testament to his love and commitment to those he held dear.

In his final moments, surrounded by the warmth of his entire family, Zeke departed in peace, leaving behind a legacy imbued with love, strength, and resilience. He is survived by his beloved wife, Jo; his son, Steven, and daughter-in-law, Jaimee; daughters, Anne, Jill, and Lori; as well as cherished grandchildren, Bradley, Vail, and Lainee, not to mention his three granddogs and one grand cat. Zeke’s spirit will forever dwell in the hearts of those who loved him, a guiding light illuminating the paths of those he has touched.

May Zeke Rojo rest in eternal peace, his memory cherished and celebrated by all who had the privilege of knowing him.