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Posted: Sat 11:35 PM, Oct 11, 2008
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Reporter: KKCO Email
Updated: Sat 11:47 PM, Oct 11, 2008

Shooting Victim: Dr. Terry Fine

Dr. Terry Fine was killed in front of his house Saturday morning. The gunman also shot his wife, Nancy. She is at St. Mary's Hospital.

Dr. Fine was 61 years old and worked at Fine and Naranja Family Dentistry on Patterson Road.

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  • by Anne Location: GJ on Mar 27, 2011 at 01:33 PM
    2 years, and I still miss this wonderful, professional, caring individual. Seemingly so rare by today's standards.....
  • by ruta hay Location: Crested Butte CO on Oct 13, 2008 at 10:58 AM
    "Flo" was a funny lady with a contagious smile on her face. She attended my wedding several years ago and gave us a beautiful dark brown turkish rug for our gift. I am stunned to know this crazyiness happens and more concerned about the ability for anyone to purchase a gun.. even at places like walmart.. my entire opinion aout gun control has definitely shift as of this situation. my thoughts and prayers go to EVERYONE that was involved here. I will always remember "Flo"s smile and laugh. May your transition be peaceful.
  • by Lori Location: Denver on Oct 13, 2008 at 10:34 AM
    Dr. Fine was a good and generous man and will be missed. He provided thousands of dollars in donated care since 1985 through the Donated Dental Services Program of the Colorado Foundation of Dentistry for the Handicapped. We are grateful for all he did to help Colorado's elderly, disabled and medically compromised people who had no other access to dental care. Lori A. Ropa, CAE Director of Affiliate Operations CFDH