Cheyenne Medina Obituary

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Cheyenne Ernest Medina, 35, passed away on April 14, 2026, at his parents' home in Greeley, Colorado. Cheyenne grew up in California and Greeley Colorado. He attended Northridge high school.

After High school Cheyenne married his first wife and had a beautiful baby girl Zoey Medina. He worked multiple positions over the years. He was a jack of all trades. There was nothing that he couldn't do. One thing for certain, he could light up a room with his comedian acts or jokes. He enjoyed being with family and friends. He was a sweet and caring soul that would never say no. He loved food always and the bound he had with his older brother. He always spoke about how he grew up with his 3 brothers. He loved visiting the Poudre river with his family and anything to do outdoors. He loved music and going to Bronco games or the Rockies games.

In 2015, Cheyenne met his second wife and had 2 beautiful girls. Always looking for another adventure such as randomly heading to the mountains to stay in a hotel and enjoy the hot tub or trying his chance at Black Hawk Casinos. He loved watching movies and eating popcorn with M&Ms.

He survived a horrible car accident on February 14, 2022. He was determined to prove doctors wrong about his injuries. He was never scared of the what if's in life, it was more the not being enough. He would go above and beyond for family always. He taught people how to laugh and live life to its fullest. Anyone that met him in a work setting knew he was a very hard worker and always did his best to complete the job. Misunderstood at times but had a heart of gold underneath his flaws.

He is survived by his daughters, Zoey Medina, Mia Jade Medina, Viviana Shayenne Medina; wife, Bianca Medina; father, Frank Ernest Medina; mother, Jacqueline Michelle Medina; brothers, Anthony Medina, Adrian Medina, and Matt Medina. His maternal grandparents Frank and Jamie Calhoun from Texas and paternal grandma Jerry Pena of Needles California.

A Celebration of Life Service will be held on Monday, April 27, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., at the Adamson Life Celebration Home. A reception will follow in the Adamson's Reception Center.