Came across this while reading obituaries from the Denver area, which I do more than I probably should. The line about her being 'the rock who held them together' stayed with me all evening. Sixty two is no age. Thinking of Ambroshia and Rudy tonight.
Their story
Amanda Conception Bovaird was not a public figure in the conventional sense, someone known for a career in entertainment, politics, business or sport. She was a private citizen of Aurora, Colorado, whose death at age 62 became publicly documented through an obituary, and who is remembered here because people are…
Amanda Conception Bovaird was not a public figure in the conventional sense, someone known for a career in entertainment, politics, business or sport. She was a private citizen of Aurora, Colorado, whose death at age 62 became publicly documented through an obituary, and who is remembered here because people are searching for her name. This page sets out plainly what has been verified and is honest about what remains unknown.
According to the obituary published by A Better Place Funeral and Cremation Services, Amanda was born on December 8, 1963, in Ozona, Texas, and went on to spend her life in Aurora, Colorado, in the Denver metropolitan area. The obituary describes her as a woman who loved people without judgment and whose empathy, kindness and compassion touched many lives. Her family called her the rock who held them together, the person they leaned on and whose presence made them feel at home.
Her family's tribute focused on the everyday life she built around them rather than any public career or achievement. She treasured her family, especially her grandchildren, Gianna and Miguel, and her children, Ambroshia and Rudy, were named in her obituary as among those she left behind. Outside the home, the obituary recalled her as a devoted fan of the Denver Broncos and someone who enjoyed finding a good deal and taking thrifting trips around the city, small pleasures that her family said will always remind them of her.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father, her sister Aida, and other relatives not named in the public obituary. No information has been published about a spouse or partner, about her education, or about any occupation she held during her working life, and this page does not speculate where reputable sources are silent.
Amanda Bovaird died on October 17, 2026, in the Denver, Colorado area, at the age of 62. Her death was announced through an obituary published on Legacy.com on October 21, 2026, by A Better Place Funeral and Cremation Services, which serves the Denver area. No cause of death has been made public. As of this writing, no funeral or memorial service details have been published; a memorial tree has been planted in her honor on the funeral home's tribute page, where friends and family have begun to leave condolences.
Biography adapted from News reports and the sources cited on this page; death reported by Denver Gazette.
