Anthony "Tony" Wayne Wright

Anthony "Tony" Wayne Wright, age 50, died peacefully at the Collier Hospice Facility in Wheat Ridge Colorado on November 16, 2016, following multi-organ failure. He was the son of Robert Milan Wright and Sylvia Malcom, and later step-son to Harvey Malcom. He is survived by: Chastity Landess (girlfriend) and her daughters; Kristen Doty, age 26 with children Dakota, Acacia, and Rilee; Megan Doty, age 24 with fiancé Jarod Cruse and their daughter Brynlee; Caitlyn Von Lauffer, age 22 with fiancé Eric Patee and their sons Aydan, and Xander; and Erin Vanderginst, age 12. Trystin McMurray, age 26 (daughter), husband Robert and their 2 boys, Caleb and Isaac. Alexandria J. Wright, age 22 (daughter), boyfriend Brian Tuter and their children, Brennan, Brady, Arianna and Leland Tuter. Addilynn R. L. Wright, age 8 (daughter). Ashli Rene Volle, age 27 (step-daughter) and husband Matt and their children, Isabelle Long, Lilyanna, Zaci and Remington Volle. Joshua Booth, age 26 (step-son). Also, Sue Larkin (aunt), Tony Malcom (step-brother), step-nieces and nephews, and numerous cousins. He is predeceased by his father Robert Milan Wright, step-father Harvey Malcom, Grandmother Lucile Leonard, and uncle Ernie Larkin. Tony was a fun-loving man who enjoyed spending time with his family and friends, hiking, concerts, or just hanging out at home. He believed deeply in the motto; Live to Ride, Ride to Live, and was most at peace when riding. Some might have perceived him to be a big, scary biker but in reality, he was the most generous, caring man who wore his heart on his sleeve. If he called you friend; you were likely a friend for life. If he called you family; you were embedded deep within his soul and he would do anything for you. Tony, you will be profoundly missed; but we all know that you are where you can be happy and riding, free of pain or disease...... His Journey Goes On.... It's all about the journey It's the part that counts Even when he gets there He may just turn around. He rides like an eagle, flying All along the stars It's all about the journey Safe from any harm. Too soon he left to travel Beyond where we can see But it's all about the journey Forever riding free... By Joe Eliston RIP