Obituary of Anthony Edward Hatch

The sun rose on the life of Mr. Anthony Edward Hatch on January 14, 1952 in Dewitt, Arkansas when he was born to Edward Hatch and Dorothy Ryan-Hatch. The oldest child born to this union, Anthony had three brothers, Zack, Michael and Vincent and one sister, Angela. A happy child, he spent most of his time reading and playing on the family farm. Educated in the public school system, Anthony graduated from Manual High School in Denver, Colorado after the family relocated to that city. Anthony was the loving father of three children, Anthony, Cherie and Felicia and step-son, Walter. In later years, his grandchildren, LaTeesha, Aquaisha, Shirley, Nykia, Langston and Laila and great grandchildren, Samaya, Enjyce, Jasiya, Leonardo and Zavion were an added source of joy and pride in his life. They remember "Grandpa always had an outlaw story to tell about hunting and fishing." In his free time, Anthony enjoyed family, friends, cooking, traveling, fishing, reading and watching sci-fi. One of his favorite expressions was, "I'm a bad man, lived my life like an outlaw." But we will remember, "Hatch was a strong, loving man. He lived his life to the fullest with no regrets. He was a free spirit that lived and loved hard. He will always be remembered as an "Outlaw"; a great man that had a loving heart. He also had a love for cars and women. He always spoke of having a yellow 1957 Chevy, "The sexy machine." His loving heart and joy in life will be missed. To know Anthony was to love him. The sun set on the life of Mr. Anthony Edward Hatch on November 24, 2016 when he passed into eternal rest. Those left to cherish his memory include his son, Anthony Cole of Northglen, CO; daughters, Cherie (David Fitz) Hatch and Felicia (Maurice Davis) Polidore, both of Denver, CO; brothers, Vincent Hatch of Commerce City, CO, Michael Hatch and Zachary (Deborah Malvaux) Hatch, both of Denver, CO; sister, Angela (Randal) Tinsley of Centennial, CO; six grand-children; three great grand-children; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and many friends. Rest in peace....Anthony