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26 FEBRUARY 2021 | DENVER CATHOLIC ABUSE/NEGLECT REPORTING CHECKLIST ☐ Suspicion of abuse/neglect is all that is necessary to report. ☐ Reports are confidential. ☐ You will be asked to describe your concerns about the child/adult and it will be helpful if you can provide the person's name, age, address, gender, school, and names of parents. ☐ Is there immediate danger? • YES-CALL 911 • No-call 1-844-CO-4-KIDS or or local law enforcement ☐ Did I get the name and contact of the person I made the report to? ☐ Did I contact the Archdiocese Confidential Reporting Line at 720.239.2832? ☐ Did I file the abuse reporting form with the Office of Minor and At-Risk Adult Protection? ☐ Did I notify my supervisors? ☐ Is any other action necessary? reporting@archden.org D enverites have been walking all over Ed Routzon's family name for more than half a century, but he doesn't mind. Routzon's family business is Guy's Floor Service and it provides all kinds of residential and commercial flooring and interior remodeling services. Guy's was started by Ed's father in the barracks of Lowry Air Force base and today the family's fourth generation is still providing quality flooring to Colorado customers. "My dad started as a roof painter at Lowry and Fitzsim- mons's bases until one day the procurement officer asked him if he could finish floors too," Ed said. "My dad, having a young family to feed at home, said 'sure, I can.'" Guy Routzon started finishing hardwood floors in the barracks, but then expanded to finish floors in houses with the help of Colorado business hall of fame home builder Frank Burns. Guy's Floor Service steadily grew, and Ed and his brother bought out their dad in 1972. Now as Ed has his eyes set on his own retirement, his focus is also on his family's legacy. The Routzon family started its own family foundation in 2004 with the concen- tration on carrying out the Catholic corporal works of mercy, such as feeding the hungry and sheltering the homeless. Ed's wife Cindy and daughter Sarah Landry run the family foundation with a mission rooted in addressing the physical needs of others through Catholic ministries like Samaritan House, the largest Catholic homeless shelter in Colorado, and the Capuchin food truck that distributes food on Denver's streets to the homeless. Meeting the needs through works of mercy are so P L AN N E D G IVI N G Longtime Denver family business owner Ed Routzon is inspired by Mercy BY AMY BRYER BRUMLEY Mission Advancement