Floyd Ray Danczak

It is with heavy hearts that we announce on Sunday, August 24, 2025, Floyd Ray Danczak, loving husband, father, and Pops passed away in his home surrounded by loved ones.

Floyd was born on December 2, 1950, in North Platte, Nebraska to parents, Florian and Geraldine Danczak. He is survived by his wife, Charlene Danczak; his children, Jeramie (Dusti) Danczak, Lisa (Chris) Burnheide, & Michael Danczak; his step-children, Eric (Eddy) Fisher, Tonya (Jack) Hilyard, & Todd (Angie) Fisher; his grandchildren, Hadlee, Chancy, Hayden, Zariah, Cameron, Step-grandchildren Hudson, Milo, Asher, Jarrett, Sam, Trey, Skylar, & Morgan; his great step-grandchildren, Madison, Booker, & Emerson; his sister Della Trosper and several close cousins.

Floyd is preceded in death by parents Florian and Geraldine Danczak; daughter, Lynn Danczak; siblings Karen Danczak, Freddy Danczak; and beloved Grandmother Inez Johnson.

Floyd lived everyday to the fullest and brought joy to all he met. He grew up in the small town of North Platte which brought many wild adventures with his family, friends, and the love of his life, Charlene. You could always find Floyd in the company of the Fisher family, mainly that of Tommy and Jerry Fisher.

Floyd and Charlene began their adventurous life together in Colorado in April of 1985. In December 1987, they welcomed their son Jeramie into a large and loving blended family. Floyd enjoyed camping outdoors, fishing in Texas, and spending time with family.

Floyd had a career as an owner operator of a commercial over the road trucking company. Floyd was very proud of his semi, and loved pretty trucks. His trucks were always shining and bright with lights. After his trucking business, he went into general construction management. A position that suited him well and became his passion. The world of construction took Floyd to many out of state locations, building highways and developments. Floyd also managed many development sites, and built golf courses in the Northern Front Range of Colorado.

In 1993 Floyd received the special recognition for job of the year from the State of Colorado for the construction of Highway 7 in Estes Park. It was an honor for Floyd that he completed the project he was building the year Pope John Paul ll visited Malo Retreat Center. Throughout his career, Floyd was a man who taught many and guided the perpetual success of multiple construction companies along the Front Range of Colorado.

His wife and family thank him for the wild ride!

Visitation will be held 4-6pm on Thursday, August 28, 2025 at Bohlender Funeral Chapel. The funeral service will be held 11am, Friday, August 29, 2025 at Bohlender Funeral Chapel. Private interment will follow at Highland Cemetery. A celebration of Floyd's life will be held 1-4pm, Friday, August 29, 2025 at the TPC Golf Course, 2375 TPC Parkway, Berthoud, CO 80513.